Makes sense but is the effect compounded over generation one wonders?
More reasons to keep eating shrimp.
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Category: Shrimp as food
Cooking Food Alters the Microbiome | UC San Francisco
Surprised that this is an area only recently being studied.
Stay off the raw prawn is what your microbiome is probably telling you…..uncooked possibly loaded with vibrio.
https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2019/09/415511/cooking-food-alters-microbiome
Colombians holders of Guinness record for world’s largest shrimp cocktail…
Questions remain as to whether a farmed prawn is the right ingredient for a shrimp cocktail as traditionally one uses coldwater prawn and a prawn cocktail sauce mix.
So were these maybe shrimp ceviches rather than cocktails?
Is the New Meat Any Better Than the Old Meat? – The New York Times
Shrimp is not part of the equation and not included in this article.
I mean why would they be?
No-one says oooh shrimp let’s look for an alternative.
I mean after all why would you?
If you are vegan or vegetarian there are plenty of option out there that are not related to the PRAWN.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/21/climate/plant-based-meat.html
Climate change could change the taste of our favorite seafood (in Sweden!)
Warning – fished coldwater shrimp study NOT farmed. Do not extrapolate.
UN and IPCC probably already have – and Greta?
Yes via acidification and for wild fished coldwater prawn (cwp) – mainly p. borealis.
Not to worry farmed shrimp. Tastes here have already been manipulated by pelleted feeds…
……vannamei are sweet…before they get adulterated by processing that is.
Why Africa should ‘stop eating one of its favourite foods’ – and
Prawnmaster suggests that some of this local grain is promoted into aquaculture in Africa. Tilapia is it. Catfish as well.
Especially to support local fish famers with local raw material.
No to imports of feedstock ingredients.
FAO knows this and governments are starting to see apps at local levels. Fish in Africa needs boosting and if food conversion ratios can get one-to-one that is target. One kg pap = 1 kg fish….
Also using wastes to achieve more local circular economy…..
Shrimp/prawn will have to wait it’s day.
BBC News – Why Africa should ‘stop eating one of its favourite foods’
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-49714037
Prawn markets not to worry…4 myths about plant-based diet trend debunked…
Those in shrimp industry have no need to worry…….millenials are not leading trend…in fact had negative plant based food growth. It is the older generation becoming more flexitarian that really are leading the charge.
https://www.foodnavigator.com/Article/2019/09/12/4-myths-about-plant-based-diet-trend-debunked
