Is Marrow Pescatarian?

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No. Marrow is found in the interior cavities of bones.

Marrow and the Pescatarian Diet

Marrow refers to the soft, fatty tissue found inside the cavities of animal bones. It is predominantly composed of fat, but also contains small amounts of protein and other nutrients. In culinary contexts, marrow is prized for its rich, umami flavor and smooth, buttery texture, often used in soups, broths, and as a spread on bread. It is typically obtained from beef or veal bones, making it unsuitable for pescatarians who avoid meat consumption.

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