UTENSILS FOR FISH

UTENSILS FOR FISH

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    KIT IKEJIME MEDIUM

    Price €29.95

    Principle Neutralize the nervous system in order to avoid any pain to the animal and enhance the flesh of the fish.

    The ideal tool to paralyze the body of the fish, keeping it as fresh as possible and for longer. This prevents the fish flesh from hardening. Additionally, this technique prevents the fish from dying.

    Before paralyzing the fish, please cut the gills to drain the blood. Blood will not come out once the body is paralyzed.

    Poke the needle in the middle of the eyes, a little higher, 30 degrees above the level, and the fish's body will contract.

    Then insert a thread into the needle, the body will contract and stop moving. Put the fish in ice water and the flesh will stay fresh.

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    KIT IKEJIME SUPER LONG

    Price €69.90

    Principle Neutralize the nervous system in order to avoid any pain to the animal and enhance the flesh of the fish.

    The ideal tool to paralyze the body of the fish, keeping it as fresh as possible and for longer. This prevents the fish flesh from hardening. Additionally, this technique prevents the fish from dying.

    Before paralyzing the fish, please cut the gills to drain the blood. Blood will not come out once the body is paralyzed.

    Poke the needle in the middle of the eyes, a little higher, 30 degrees above the level, and the fish's body will contract.

    Then insert a thread into the needle, the body will contract and stop moving. Put the fish in ice water and the flesh will stay fresh.

    Needle + cable + sheath

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    KIT IKEJIME SEANOX

    Price €69.90

    The finest quality seafood is often associated with sashimi, sushi, and other Japanese raw fish preparations. Ike jime is a traditional Japanese slaughter technique that involves instantaneously euthanizing a fish by inserting a spike into its brain cavity. The fish is then thoroughly bled and undergoes spinal cord destruction (shinkei jime) before getting iced down.

    You’ve probably brought fish home from a trip and created your own sashimi platter only to discover it didn’t quite taste the same and the texture wasn’t as nice as what you’re accustomed to ordering at your favorite Japanese restaurant. You just harvested the fish yesterday – it doesn’t get any fresher, so what gives? The way a fish is handled once it comes aboard is what truly makes the difference in terms of taste

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