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In 1953 I seriously doubt there was so much concern about it, much less in an advertisment directed to consumers.
by narag 5y ago
In 1953 I seriously doubt there was so much concern about it, much less in an advertisment directed to consumers.
- cheese_goddess 5y agoNote the oxymoron in that advert: "Fresh Frozen!".
- jdminhbg 5y agoThat's not an oxymoron. It means they were frozen right away after being caught. A similar term today used especially for things like shrimp is "Individual Quick Frozen" or IQF. Shrimp are frozen on the boat that catches them.
- cheese_goddess 5y agoDo you think anyone ever freezes food when it's already unfit for consumption? "Fresh frozen" is nothing more than marketing speak.
- jdminhbg 5y agoThere is a pretty wide span of time between catch and "unfit for consumption." This particular product may be totally lying about how fresh they froze their fish, but it's still not an oxymoron.
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