New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. There’s plenty of fish in the sea, but only a few that can be delivered to your doorstep. The days of settling for the previously frozen seafood selection at our … Read more
Land ho! You’ve heard of fresh-caught salmon and even farm-raised — but what about lab-grown? San Francisco cellular agriculture company Wildtype is the latest company to get FDA approval for its lab-grown salmon Only three other companies have gotten the stamp of approval to sell cultivated salmon so far. The company made waves in the … Read more
The skincare craze is coming to a head. Semen seems to be the bone of contention that broke up a self-care tastemaker’s wet and wild romance. “I started using my boyfriend’s sperm daily in the morning, storing it in ice cube trays to facilitate use,” Brazilian skinfluencer Malelly, 27, told NeedToKnowOnline of her avant-garde abolitions. … Read more
These women will try any-fin to improve their sex lives. Women are paying $500 to have salmon sperm injected into their vaginas to help their floundering sex lives. “A lot of older women come to me and say they are not having any kind of sexual arousal anymore,” Amanda Azzopardi, an aesthetic nurse who runs … Read more
Forget eating salmon, eat like a salmon. To get essential nutrients, a new study suggests that people should be eating as if they were salmon. The study, published in the journal Nature Food, found that consuming the sort of wild fish on which salmon prey, such as mackerel, herring and anchovies, could be healthier than … Read more
Call it a fish-washer. Tide pods aren’t the only dishwasher item people are eating: A UK woman raised eyebrows on the internet after cooking salmon in this plate-cleaning contraption — which she said turned out “absolutely fine.” “I was surprised it worked. It wasn’t inedible in the end!” Angie Matthews, 53, told South West News … Read more
If you’re moody and you know it, eat these foods. The third Monday in January — Blue Monday — has been named the most depressing day of the year. The day corresponds with seasonal affective disorder, a type of depression spurred by shorter days and less daylight. Studies have shown that what you eat can … Read more
Your best hair day is just a mouthful away. Dieticians have revealed exactly how to eat your way to healthier hair, since a proper diet can improve issues from shedding to dry strands. But along with eating the right foods, nourishing your body overall is just as important, registered dietician Amanda Sauceda told Shape. “It’s … Read more
Fish is often hailed as a nutritional heavy hitter — providing a slew of health benefits. As fish is rich in essential nutrients such as omega-3 fatty acids, high-quality protein and a variety of vitamins and minerals, the seafood can make for a healthy choice in an overall balanced diet. Not every type of fish, … Read more
The dishwasher’s newest feature is the cooking cycle. Elaine Lainey Zany, who runs a TikTok cooking account, admitted she uses an unconventional method to cook salmon which requires no pots or pans. Here’s how to “make perfect salmon every time in your dishwasher,” she revealed in the video posted on October 20. In a 51-second clip … Read more
There’s a new fish on the block: salmon. Jennifer Aniston recently revealed that she once tried a salmon-sperm facial, admitting to the Wall Street Journal that she will “try almost anything” to keep her skin looking young. When an aesthetician suggested a salmon-sperm facial, the 54-year-old actress was curious. “First of all, I said, ‘Are … Read more
Lucky dog! Fur mama Shannon Arney, 32, loves to whip up sumptuous meals of caviar, salmon and game in her home kitchen on a daily basis, but the fancy feasts aren’t for her to chow down on — the doting dog parent is cooking for her “fussy” Smithfield/border collie cross, Echo. The Australian mom-of-three feeds … Read more
Near-record low numbers of Chinook salmon forced officials to ban salmon fishing for a good portion of the West Coast through spring. The National Marine Fisheries Service announced that there would be no salmon fishing from Cape Falcon, Oregon (near Portland) to the U.S./Mexico border until May 15, well past the sport and commercial April start. The agency also proposed … Read more