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Hi, Just wondering if any of you out there (not supermarkets) sell wet fish as well as meat?

I'm a seaside butcher , just thought it was the way to go.smile



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Hi Pete, glad to see you on the board with us !!

Pete the last time I handle wet fish was with A&P in Atlanta, Ga. in the 70's.  most fish you find nowadays here in the states has been frozen, let thaw before selling.

I'm quite sure some of the guys here does, I like this post you made, this subject never came up before. Guess we will find out over the next 24 hours if any of the others do  lol



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Thanks Leon. I guess there is a time difference between us.
Shame that the fish is frozen, sooo much nicer when fresh.

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yes it is, I came up in the business on the Gulf Coast and most of the stores back then sold fresh.

A&P use to sell the hell out of it. our younger cutters here nowadays problemy wouldn't know what to do with fresh fish LOL



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we use to sell a lot of fresh lamb in those days to, don't see much of that around these parts any more.

question, do you sell fresh craps to ? one market I use to have we kept them in a big wash tub behind the meat case, you get to close you had a crap hanging on your leg LOL



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I do sell crab, but I cook clean and dress for resale, they are a good money maker.

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we sold ours live, they were a good seller.

question Pete, do ya'll still sell the heel of round for a roast or do ya'll do something else with it now ?



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Heel is mainly used for stewing/braising nowadays.

Topside still rules for roasting......well in my shop anyhow.



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mr Pete, been nice talking with you but got to run, HAVE A GREAT DAY & " THANKS " for joining us.

Hope to see some pictures of your shop



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we usually give the fresh fish jce baths- depending on the type...as well as beef I have never heard of that before...what is it?


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pete u have a all seas food butcher shop?..........that would acually be pretty cool

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Would do pics but for some reason this site won't except them.

I'll keep trying.

My on line site is borthbutchers.co.uk not sure if you can access it over there in the U.S.hmm



-- Edited by Pete the Meat on Tuesday 6th of September 2011 04:19:12 PM

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I handle some fresh fish. Depends on whats in season. Recently I've had fresh swordfish loins, yellowtail, haddock, chilean sea bass, soft shell blue crab, maine dry packed scallops, red snapper and a few others. I'm looking to try other fresh fish as no one in my market really does any fresh. The bulk however comes in frozen. Cutting meat is my specialty but I can fillet a fish pretty well too.

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hi pete and welcome to the club.    your shop shows up with this link http://www.borthbutchers.co.uk/

I really like your case pictures, very beautiful case and layout.

every one it's worth the look !



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Pete the Meat wrote:

Hi, Just wondering if any of you out there (not supermarkets) sell wet fish as well as meat?

I'm a seaside butcher , just thought it was the way to go.smile


 Hi Pete,Hi Pete,

Welcome to Meatcutersclub.  That's a beautiful display! I wish I had checked out the butcher shops when I lived in Dunoon (Scotland) in 1973-75, but I didn't know that I would become a meat cutter.

I work in a supermarket and we do have fresh fish (and frozen too). I had never heard the term "wet fish". Unlike many markets in my area, our fish is delivered directly to the store six days per week instead of first to a company warehouse where it sits (for how long??) before finally arriving at the store.

In the second picture of page one, I see a sign which I can read part of, but not all. It looks like it says "Proud to serve Welsh Beef". Is that correct? That reminds me of a sign I saw on a building in Scotland: "Best Scottish Beef from Wales". At the bottom it listed the butchers name "Wales" I thought that was so funny that I took a picture. I still have it.

 



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I have a whole fresh seafood service case next to my meat service case all fresh never frozen.....

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All of ours come in froze, trayed frozen, sold frozen



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