Cod fish and snow fish are distinct species with differences in habitat and characteristics. Cod, commonly found in colder waters of the North Atlantic, is known for its mild flavor and flaky white flesh, often used in dishes like fish and chips. Snow fish, also known as whitefish or sablefish, typically inhabit deeper waters in the North Pacific and are prized for their rich, buttery taste and high fat content. While both are popular seafood choices, their flavors and textures set them apart in culinary uses.
I am not sure what this question means. Cod is a fish There are few kinds of salt fish Cod can be fresh or cured through salt.
It is not Its just another word for the fish cod but its codfish, so its practically a fish. But a different name for cod.
No, they are a different species of fish.
Cod was a generic name for various kinds of fish (including hake and the haddock) and can refer to different fish in different parts of the world. In those parts of the world where cod refers to fish with scales, then cod will be Kosher. All Kosher fish need fins and scales.
No, although related, and look very similar, they are different fish.
A type of fish
Cod is a fish and codfish is a made up word. Do we say salmonfish, haddockfish?
A cod is a fish.
A cod is neither a reptile nor a mammal. It is a fish; class Osteicthyes
No, it is not, a cod fish is a type of fish.
no, cod are saltwater fish
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