On 11/9/2018 11:45 AM, Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2018-11-09 11:13 AM, Gary wrote:
>> Cindy Hamilton wrote:
>>>
>>> I consider canned salmon to be fit only for cat food.
>>
>> Finally! Someone thinks that other than me!~ That canned salmon
>> with the cooked bones in is the trashiest fish I've ever tried.
>>
>> First (and last) time I ate canned salmon, it was pink salmon. I
>> freaked when I discovered that they didn't even remove the
>> bones....just cooked it all so they were soft. KISS MY ASS! No
>> thanks.
>
> But it has been posted here that the bones are soft and disintegrate
> easily. Just a sight press with the bottom of a fork and they are mushed.
>
My recipe for salmon patties calls for canned salmon (buy whatever type
you like - red, pink, whatever) and *remove* the soft bones. I did say
it's not necessary but hey, I still do remove them. The come right out
with a fork when you're draining the salmon. Then mash the salmon with
a fork.

>> I wrote here about that and all responses were like, "What's
>> wrong with you, I enjoy the bones." Nonsense like that.Â* I didn't
>> eat it and neither would my cat.
>
> Your cat would likely relish the salmon bones.
>
He doesn't have a cat. I don't think ferrets would eat salmon bones.
Come to think of it, I don't give my cat any kind of bones, soft or not.
Then again, my cat doesn't like fish catfood. She prefers canned
beef, chicken, turkey or liver cat food. No bones.

Jill