When it comes to testing seafood for the taint of oil, there’s no better probe than that Gallic proboscis in the center of your face.
When it comes to testing seafood for the taint of oil, there’s no better probe than that Gallic proboscis in the center of your face.So fine tuned is the human sense of smell that NOAA, in conjunction with the International Food Protection Training Institute, is training a team of inspectors to sniff a whiff of petroleum as the day’s catch comes into seafood docks across the gulf. Over 100 inspectors will be fanning out across Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana to help insure that the seafood that reaches U.S. markets is free of oil.
However even without dockside inspectors, fishermen are unlikely to send tainted gulf seafood to market.
“You’re going to smell it, you’re going to see it. It would be almost impossible for it to make it to market,” Ewell Smith, executive director of the Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board told the Associated Press.
... written by NORTHSIDIAN SHOTGUN , June 08, 2010 - 01:52 pm
There is a reason, why GOD put shrimp in the ocean.
... written by NORTHSIDIAN SHOTGUN , June 11, 2010 - 11:38 am
AYE MARIQUITA, THE GREEK HAVE A MUCH MORE SENSITIVE OLFACTORIUS, THIS ACUTE OLFACTORY IS A GODSEND BLESSING This is a major factor in determining the quality of the world renown GNP by the Grecians, the various world renown olive strains " Those with pimento in the center come from the hills of the outlying Isle's, THE GREEKS ARE endowed with the most " Magnificient, PROBISCUS, the Greeks are known through-out the world for their "Virgin Olive Oil, this is the rarest of all olive oil, which has nevah known the touch of a human hand, and these olives are harvested at the first sign of light on the morn of the Equinox, by the female greek children, and only those female children under the age of three years of age are allowed to touch these special olives. The Greecian Probiscus AKA " ROAMAN NOSE, reason being that their probiscus, is so enormous in size, " IT ROAMS ALL OVER THEIR FACE ! Ciao. SWEET SCENTS !
... written by Northsidian Shotgun , June 11, 2010 - 10:28 pm
MAH IDOL VERBOSE QUEEN, you know whoooo ! I'm sending you a gift certificate good for (6) persons to MEL'S DINER, valid at either location for their, WORLD FAMOUS DEDUCT EGGS ! MONGE` A LA CARTE.
... written by I Noticed , June 17, 2010 - 05:54 am
And I bet only his cousin has a nose that can smell bad shrimp!! What I smell is a bunch of Bull S***!
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