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FISH AS FOOD.
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FISH AS FOOD.

Composition of Fish, Mollusks, Crustaceans, etc., Considered as Food.


KIND OF FOOD MATERIAL  Refuse 
(bone,
skin,
etc.)
Salt  Water   Protein  Fat Carbs[1]  Mineral 
matter
Fuel
value
per
 pound 









Fresh Fish  Per ct.   Per ct.   Per ct.   Per ct.   Per ct.   Per ct.   Per ct.   Calories 
Alewife, whole 49.5 ............ 37.5  9.7 2.5 ............ 0.8  285
Bass, large-mouthed black, dressed 46.7 ............ 41.9 10.3  .5 ............ .6 215
Bass, small-mouthed black, dressed 46.4 ............ 40.1 11.5 1.3 ............ .7 270
Bass, sea, dressed 46.8 ............ 42.2 10.1  .2 ............ .7 195
Bluefish, dressed 48.6 ............ 40.3  9.8  .6 ............ .7 205
Butterfish, dressed 34.6 ............ 45.8 11.7 7.2 ............ .7 520
Cod, dressed 29.9 ............ 58.5 10.6  .2 ............ .8 205
Cod, steaks  9.2 ............ 72.4 16.9  .5 ............ 1    335
Cusk, dressed 40.3 ............ 49   10.1  .1 ............ .5 190
Eel, salt-water, dressed 20.2 ............ 57.2 14.6 7.2 ............ .8 575
Flounder, common, dressed 57   ............ 35.8  6.3  .3 ............ .6 130
Hake, dressed 52.5 ............ 39.5  7.2  .3 ............ .5 145
Haddock, dressed 51   ............ 40    8.2  .2 ............ .6 160
Halibut, dressed 17.7 ............ 61.9 15.1 4.4 ............ .9 465
Herring, whole 46   ............ 37.3 10   5.9 ............ .8 435
Mackerel, dressed 40.7 ............ 43.7 11.4 3.5 ............ .7 360
Mackerel, Spanish, dressed 24.4 ............ 51.4 15.8 7.2 ............ 1.2  595
Mullet, dressed 49   ............ 38.2  9.8 2.4 ............ .6 285
Perch, white, dressed 54.6 ............ 34.4  8.7 1.8 ............ .5 235
Perch, yellow, dressed 35.1 ............ 50.7 12.6  .7 ............ .9 265
Pickerel, dressed 35.9 ............ 51.1 11.9  .2 ............ .9 230
Pike, dressed 30.5 ............ 55.4 13    .4 ............ .7 260
Pollack, dressed 28.5 ............ 54.3 15.5  .6 ............ 1.1  315
Pompano, dressed 45.5 ............ 39.5 10.2 4.3 ............ .5 370
Red snapper, dressed 48.9 ............ 40.3  9.6  .6 ............ .6 205
Salmon, California (sections)  5.2 ............ 60.3 16.5 17 ............ 1    1,025  
Salmon, Maine, dressed 23.8 ............ 51.2 14.6 9.5 ............ .9 675
Shad, dressed 43.9 ............ 39.6 10.3 5.4 ............ .8 420
Shad, roe ............ ............ 71.2 23.4 3.8 ............ 1.6  595
Smelt, whole 41.9 ............ 46.1 10   1   ............ 1 230
Sturgeon, dressed 14.4 ............ 67.4 15.4 1.6 ............ 1.2  355
Tomcod, dressed 51.4 ............ 39.6  8.2  .3 ............ .5 165
Trout, brook, dressed 37.9 ............ 48.4 11.7 1.3 ............ .7 275
Trout, brook, whole 48.1 ............ 40.4  9.8 1.1 ............ .6 230
Trout, lake, dressed 35.2 ............ 45   12.4 6.6 ............ .8 510
Turbot, dressed 39.5 ............ 43.1  7.9 8.7 ............ .8 515
Weakfish, dressed 41.7 ............ 46.1 10.2 1.3 ............ .7 245
Whitefish, whole 53.5 ............ 32.5 10.3 3   ............ .7 320
General average of fresh fish as sold 42   ............ 44   10.5 2.5 ............ 1    300
Preserved Fish
Mackerel, “No. 1,” salted 33.3  7.1 28.1 14.7 15.1  ............ 1.7  910
Cod, salted and dried 24.9 17.2 40.3 16    .4 ............ 1.2  315
Cod, “boneless codfish,” salted and dried ............ 21.5 54.4 22.1  .3 ............ 1.7  425
Caviar ............ ............ 38.1 30   19.7 7.6 [2]4.6   1,530  
Herring, salted, smoked, and dried 44.4  6.5 19.2 20.2 8.8 ............ .9  45
Haddock, “findon haddie,” salted, smoked, and dried 32.2  1.4 49.2 16.1  .1 ............ 1    305
Halibut, salted, smoked, and dried  6.9 12.1 46   19.1 14 ............ 1.9  945
Sardine, canned ............ 53.6 24   12.1 ............ 5.3  955
Salmon, canned  3.9 59.3 19.3 15.3 ............ 1.2  1,005  
Mackerel, canned ............  1.9 68.2 19.9 8.7 ............ 1.3  735
Mackerel, salt, canned 19.7  8.3 34.8 13.8 21.3 ............ 2.1  1,155  
Tunny (horse-mackerel), canned ............ ............ 72.7 21.5 4.1 ............ 1.7  575
Haddock, smoked, canned ............  5.6 68.7 21.8 2.3 ............ 1.6  505
Mollusks
Oysters, solid ............ ............ 88.3  6.1 1.4 3.3 .9 235
Oysters, in shell 82.3 ............ 15.4  1.1  .2  .6 .4  40
Oysters, canned ............ ............ 85.3  7.4 2.1 3.9 1.3  300
Scallops ............ ............ 80.3 14.7  .2 3.4 1.4  345
Long clams, in shell 43.6 ............ 48.4  4.8  .6 1.1 1.5  135
Long clams, canned ............ ............ 84.5 1.3 2.9 2.3  275
Round clams, removed from shell ............ ............ 80.8 10.6 1.1 5.2 2.3  340
Round clams, canned ............ ............ 83   10.4  .8 3   2.8  285
Mussels 49.3 ............ 42.7  4.4  .5 2.1 1    140
General average of mollusks (exclusive of canned) 60.2 ............ 34    3.2  .4 1.3 .9 100
Crustaceans
Lobster, in shell 62.1 ............ 31.1  5.5  .7 ............ .6 130
Lobster, canned ............ ............ 77.8 18.1 1.1  .6 2.4  395
Crawfish, in shell 87.7 ............ 10    2    .1  .1 .1  45
Crab, in shell 55.8 ............ 34.1  7.3  .9  .5 1.4  185
Crab, canned ............ ............ 80   15.8 1.5  .8 1.9  370
Shrimp, canned ............ ............ 70.8 25.4 1    .2 2.6  520
General average of crustaceans (exclusive of canned) 73.7 ............ 20.7  4.3  .4  .2 .5 100
Terrapin, Turtle, etc.
Terrapin, in shell 79   ............ 15.6  4.5  .7 ............ .2 115
Green turtle, in shell 76   ............ 19.1  4.5  .1 ............ .3  90
Average of turtle and terrapin 77.5 ............ 17.4  4.2  .7 ............ .2 105
Frogs' legs 32   ............ 57   10.2  .1 ............ .7 210
General average of fish, mollusks, crustaceans, etc. 44   ............ 42.5 10   2.5  .1 .9 295

  1. Carbohydrates
  2. Including added salt.