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Anyone else hate grilled fish with bones in it?(lemmy.world)

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I ordered a grilled mackeral and found it had bones in it once I started eating it. It honestly ruined my desire to eat it.

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It’s easier to eat mackerel flipped over, skin side down. That way the bones are visible from the top and are easier to remove. Your best bet is removing as many bones as you can before you start eating, then be careful.

Some places remove bones from grilled mackerel for youz but not always.

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I will have to try that, if I am comfortable enough trying to eat it again. I basically left it half eaten, because I couldn’t bring myself to continue eating it.

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