How many times per week do you/your family eat fish?

Anonymous
Maybe once every week or two? I’m picky about seafood (fish can make me nauseous) but one of my kids hates meat and loves shrimp so that makes the rotation with some regularity.
Anonymous
About three times every two weeks.
Anonymous
Fish (salmon or tuna, or sometimes a fish) once a week, shellfish (particularly shrimp) the same or more.
Anonymous
Never. Vegetarian household.
Anonymous
Usually once every 10 days. Either pan-fried tilapia or grilled/roasted salmon. Sometimes we get the Trader's Joe frozen battered cod.
Anonymous
Three or more, pescatarian household. We get large packages of wild frozen fish at Wegmans or Costco and always have good tuna, anchovies, and smoked salmon/trout on hand. Fresh fish is a luxury reserved only for holidays/guests or dining out.

Anonymous
Maybe once per week, max. Sometimes less.

I love fish, i just hate cooking it frequently bc it stinks.
Anonymous
Since broiled salmon is literally the easiest dinner ever, we have fish at least 1x a week, sometimes 2x.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
How many times per week? Is it mostly for health reasons?


2-3x. Have a family of 5. We stick to salmon, sometimes tilapia (I know, I know) and sometimes whole fish branzini.
Anonymous
Salmon once a week.

Tilapia once per month.

Mom of two teen boys.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Since broiled salmon is literally the easiest dinner ever, we have fish at least 1x a week, sometimes 2x.


Same. My kids love it too.
Anonymous
Never. DH can’t stand the smell of it.
Anonymous

Never since the Great Worm Incident.

Anonymous
Weekly or sometimes 2X a week. We buy frozen wild caught. Easy to keep on hand, thaws quickly in cold water in the sink.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Never, sadly. I like the good stuff and it’s too pricey for regular weeknight dinners.


Which is the good stuff, and which is the bad stuff?


I don’t buy supermarket or pre-frozen fish. Only fresh from my favorite fishmonger.
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