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Redhelen72 | 11:41 Tue 17th Jan 2023 | Food & Drink
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Those seafood sticks that are great for us watching our intake but a tad boring so why not try the following

Spread some clingflim
'unwrap' seafood stick so that it is one long piece, do this several times place on the cling film but make sure they are over lapping.
Spread with cream cheese flavour of your choice
then cover with cucumber ribbons, then put some smoked salmon or ham if you prefer on top of the cucumber and finally add some sliced of avocado.
Roll into a tight sausage and place into the fridge.
Finally when ready to eat unwrap and slice - fake sushi
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i have never tried a seafood stick - they remind me too much to look at of coconut ice, and the clash of fish and coconut ice gives me "bart simpson" shudders!
i love sushi though
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They are bland but I love them as they are quick and easy and gives me low fat protein hit
I love munching on them.
Nothing and no one could persuade me to eat these. I love seafood but these are not it
I've not had seafood sticks in ages. You could add some wasabi and Japanese mayo to that or toasted seaweed.
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Each to their own Barry
Yes you could Pasta
Sounds awful.
Do you know what is in seafood sticks?
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Yes I do know what’s in them
OG - thanks for your feedback
Red... What is in them?
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It’s all the scraping ms from the fish factory plus starch
Red... I thought it might be. I'm not a fish lover, although I used to love old-fashioned battered cod. Are seafood sticks normally eaten cold? Raw fish and raw meat are not something that I would enjoy; I once tried steak tartare and found it cold and bland. I suppose it would need to be well seasoned to make it appetising.
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Yes they are eaten cold but a cured so a form of cooked.
They are very inexpensive I would recommend trying them, they are quite bland so are great when eaten in a salad with sauces
Oh dear, I'm sorry but to me that sounds horrid!
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Thank you for your feedback fitdarren
For those who seem not to have heard of seafood sticks (a.k.a. crab sticks. ocean sticks, et al):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crab_stick

https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/250211805

https://groceries.asda.com/product/seafood-sticks-cocktails/asda-tasty-16-seafood-sticks/910003095165

For those who might want further suggests as to what to do with them:
https://wonderfulcook.com/recipes-with-crab-sticks/
They sound delicious to me.

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