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So, you can always taste the difference. It's just It's very slight. Like, it's slight if it's done right. Yeah. If it's done like in a regular freezer in your refrigerator, there's a bigger difference because the freezing the time that it takes for you to freeze the salmon is much longer.
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If you can get one that's done like in a super freeze, like done like straight from the water, they're done like instant freeze into like a super freeze, the taste will hold better because the water crystals inside the meat won't like be breaking down the like the actual meat structure itself.