Can anyone recommend a good entry level fish to eat? The things I am looking for are:

Can anyone recommend a good entry level fish to eat? The things I am looking for are:
1. bland taste
2. cheap
3. high omega 3 levels
4. no heavy metal risk
5. easy to prepare

Also if anyone lives is Sydney where is the best place to buy it? Do I need to go to the fish markets or is the supermarket okay?

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canned tuna

what the fuck is entry level fish
he said no heavy metal risk

OP just dont eat fish if u cant handle it faggot pussy

dont fall for the mercury tuna bs mate, you need to eat like multiple cans a day

>he said no heavy metal risk
It's not for everyday, like any other fish. As long as you don't do anything autistic there is no risk. It's the best bet for "entry level fish".

but what has more of a heavy metal risk than canned tuna

>he fell for the mercury meme

Any fish that you don't know the sea that it was fished at.

If you hate the taste of fish, your best bet for taste/omega 3 ratio is probably salmon. Just season the living fuck out of it to mask the flavour and you're set.

I've also been told that Tuna steak is a good option if you want an oily fish that doesn't taste like microwaved vagina.

canned sardines

Sardines, salmon, cod, anchovies etc are all safe and high in omega 3.

Sardines in hot sauce

Just buy a few bags of the small frozen shrimp. That's probably your best bet.

thats not fish fuckerhead

Cod and Tilapia are my go-to. Red snapper if you're a baller with bank

Salmon is GOAT, even from the supermarkets it tastes godly

cod is my favorate fish closley followed by haddock... get those, theyre good just straight up boiled, maybe even put some butter on em

flounder

Swordfish or shark

I think tilapia is your best your choice. It doesnt taste very fishy, and doesnt require a lot of seasoning to mask the fish taste. Also they are pretty cheap.

Cod
Spritz of white wine
Butter
Lemon
Lowery's or some spiice you like
Oven till ready to fall apart at a touch

Also works for shrimp

sardines, mackerel (if you ever fish for it, grilled fresh mackerel is the best tasting food ever)

2 dollar sardines in a can from woolies. You can get them in water, oil or sauce. They're lean as fuck, have more omega 3 than you'd get from supplements and taste like boring disgusting plain old fish.

Sprats nigga

cod is overfished

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collapse_of_the_Atlantic_northwest_cod_fishery

Cod are bouncing back pretty fine though

Cod

Bream is the dream

Tilapia.

Also, Omega 3 is actually bad for you but idiots will buy anything.

buy smoked smoked macrel at the market

and?

Advice containing the unqualified phrase "is bad for you" is bad for you.

Sardines, mackeral, tilapia, halibut, haddock, cod, catfish.

Haddock

talapia
whole fish
place onions, butter, garlic, and lemon where intestines should be, coat outside of fish in your favorite seasoning (creole, greek, steak)

cover that shit up in toil, and bake for 20 min at 350F

swai fillet

This. Mercury in fish is severely overblown and even in fish not regularly eaten, mercury effects should still be negligible and the fish should have adequate levels of selenium
>chriskresser.com/5-reasons-why-concerns-about-mercury-in-fish-are-misguided/
>aboutseafood.com/press_release/media-still-perpetuating-mercury-myth/
>aboutseafood.com/blog_type/mercury-blog/

Shark is genuinely delicious. Mackerels, salmon and tuna are options but salmon is expensive. Trout and bream are a bit cheaper.

Makerel?