How "krab" is made from Pacific Whiting | Oregon Field Guide

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In the 1990s, a successful fishery developed around a once-undesirable fish, the Pacific whiting. Follow the production of “imitation crab” off the coast of Newport, Oregon, from the ocean to the grocery store.
This “Oregon Field Guide” story premiered on Feb. 1, 1996.
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@johnyblandofoz952 12 дней назад

THATS A LOT OF FISH IN ONE SCOOP... WOW... AND PRECISE NETTING SKILLS... WELL DONE TEAM... PLEASE KEEPEM COMMIN... WE ARE ALL WITH YOU...

@TestUser-cf4wj Месяц назад

I love immitation crab. The taste and texture are totally different than genuine crab but it's still tasty.

@outdoorloser4340 Месяц назад

Have you ever tried some Japanese brands? It's almost better than fresh dungeness, lol.

@TestUser-cf4wj Месяц назад

@@outdoorloser4340 Fresh dungeness is almost more about the experience than the taste. Going to the coast, putting the traps in the water, measuring each maybe keeper and then throwing them back, finding the one or two that are big enough, boiling them in seawater right on the beach, cleaning and rinsing them in seawater, getting all the meat out of the shell and into an empty beer can with the top cut off full of melted butter and having a great time with all of my friends. Of it wasn't for the experience of going crabbing, if I had to buy crab from the market, I probably would never eat crab again. Woe to the poor souls too far from the coast to enjoy a day crabbing! I'll see what my local Asian market has for imitation krab. Thanks for the tip!

@NateJones-tk9fb 17 дней назад

Me too I dont care if it's imitation I love it.

@nancychace8619 Месяц назад

The "imitation crab" is good. When I saw the vast amounts of waste, I thought compost to reforest areas damaged by wildfire - Thanks for sharing.

@BornIn1500 27 дней назад

forests that have a fire go through are far from damaged. There is tons of carbon from burned material that makes great fertile ground for new growth. Fire is a very natural thing and even vital to some ecosystems.

@jstewlly4747 24 дня назад

That was awesome the mechanical monitor looking at seas floor was so cool and yes this was effective I see

@jamiegallier2106 Месяц назад

This looks and feels like it was filmed in the 80’s, lol.

@santoast24 Месяц назад

Early 90's, so ya basically

@thePrisoner1000 Месяц назад

It said this show in the notes premiered in Feb, 1996

@Realist-ist 13 дней назад

90s

@raul0ca 13 дней назад

Leather Members Only jacket!

@markg1490 Месяц назад

Had no idea how those krab legs were made. I love eating them with cocktail sauce.

@jerseyjoe82364 13 дней назад

They are very good value and "popular" with my dog, she loves them!

@jesseyoung4295 Месяц назад

I graduated Highschool from Newport High in 95. Worked at a cafe across the street from where the boats brought the whiting in. I recognized the buildingb with it's mural of Keiko the whale.

@NoahSpurrier Месяц назад

I like imitation crab. I don’t think of it like crab. It isn’t crab. It’s really it’s own thing.

@BruceAlarie Месяц назад

theres crab in it

@TestUser-cf4wj Месяц назад

I agree. Not crab. Not even "imitation" crab. A unique and delicious seafood product.

@BELCAN57 Месяц назад

"Krab"

@jondoh3471 27 дней назад

Mmmm... I love crabs!!! Whoo!

@NathanHarrison7 16 дней назад

Awesome documentary. Thank you so much for sharing.

@rontakayama6379 Месяц назад

Thanks I will never eat immatation crab again! ☺️😁👍🤙

@leifkemp Месяц назад

Honestly, I knew it was mashed-up fish, & this video made me feel a whole lot better about it! It could also be a combination of my learning how good fish is in making great soil, & seeing what the fish actually is & how it's processed.

@alyssa0411 15 дней назад

I think it’s time for OPB to update their program. I’m sure a lot has changed in the last 25-30 years since this was filmed.

@gustavbloom7768 Месяц назад

I have asked several Subway employees about this what is artificial Krab , nice to get an answer.

@alyssa0411 15 дней назад

Do you think some high schooler making minimum wage slapping turkey on bread knows what imitation crab is?

@gustavbloom7768 15 дней назад

It’s not random, it’s on the menu. But no, and after seeing this video the answer would be longer then I expected.

@dwaynekoblitz6032 Месяц назад

Really fantastic.

@beatpirate8 Месяц назад

yes compost! i put fish parts in my yard as well! its good for the soil

@permiebird937 Месяц назад

This looks and sounds like a report from the 90s.

@matthewwelsh294 Месяц назад

This “Oregon Field Guide” story premiered on Feb. 1, 1996

@kpnitrl38 Месяц назад

Great content. Though I wonder where Hake is today regarding it's demand.

@u.s.militia7682 19 дней назад

I used to help process surimi in Dutch Harbor Alaska. It’s an interesting and clean process from start to finish.

@stevegabbert9626 25 дней назад

Sauteing it in butter is fantastic.

@mikeyupdog6672 Месяц назад

That fishery is one of the reasons why salmon production in California Washington in Oregon is low thereby catch on salmon is ridiculous and when they’ve caught the quota for their limit of buy catch for salmon they just increase it so they can keep fishing it’s ridiculous

@germany456 26 дней назад

Crazy how the technology is much better, that paper thing was so funny, reminds me of those up and down brain scans

@johncordova8304 Месяц назад

Soilent green, will be made using similar techniques.

@ROGER2095 Месяц назад

With this operation, 20% goes to soylent green, 80% goes to compost. So at best, I'll enter the next phase of my life as a vegetable - the same way I'm leaving the current phase!

@KB-313 Месяц назад

neat!

@ArfArfBarkBark 24 дня назад

Great production value if this was 1978.

@peterbird3932 Месяц назад

Mmmm...Made me hungry for some Khlav Kalash and Crab Juice.

@lancelotisupnext3623 Месяц назад

Where should one look for follow up information since this video came out in '96?

@AerialEscape Месяц назад

Cancer doctors...

@AxoBnB Месяц назад

From a 2023 article about Oregon fisheries called "Let Them Eat Hake" -- "...Commercial fishers landed about 287 million pounds of fish and shellfish in Oregon in 2022, roughly 68 pounds per Oregonian. Nearly 60% of this volume consisted of pacific whiting, also known as hake, which is mostly used to make surimi." So by volume, whiting has become the most-caught seafood product in Oregon. But dollar-wise, Dungeness crab was -- and still is -- the most valuable.

@napalmholocaust9093 Месяц назад

Fish in compost isn't unique, natives have putting fish under corn for thousands of years.

@aaroncapricorn5867 Месяц назад

bears do it all the time naturally with salmon. they eat most of the fish and the guts just sit there on the side feeding the trees, the side of the river, the river

@BornIn1500 27 дней назад

@@aaroncapricorn5867 more like the bears just eat the guts and leave the rest of the fish. Bears literally only tear the belly out because it has the most nutrition and fat. The meat isn't as nutritious to them.

@basedocean5262 25 дней назад

These previously used methods are from when we were living the good old days days. Who knows how much waste or what substitutes have already been used

@walterwhitaker1395 Месяц назад

How often do the fish spawn?

@bailey1000100 Месяц назад

they live for 13 -15 years and are sexually mature at 3-4 years old.

@zoltankaparthy9095 Месяц назад

Hake/Whiting/Pollock is a low nutrition trash fish. Is it made nutritious in surimi? Or is it still a low nutrition fish in the surimi state?

@AerialEscape Месяц назад

Mmm trailer park sushi

@beatpirate8 Месяц назад

wow i never knew i thought it was cuttlefish maybe

@Generic321 Месяц назад

General AI will treat humans the same way we treat animals.

@user-po7iv4ni3o 13 дней назад

Ahh the white slime.

@guysmithson1835 29 дней назад

Not long before the ocean will be like man make lake and will have to stock it

@raclark2730 26 дней назад

Most countries have harvest limits based on scientific research in regards to each particular species. Only certain countries still engage in unsustainable practice. Take a guess on the main offender.

@davidwilson4735 28 дней назад

I personally worked at a company that made this product in salem Oregon i never ate that product again only real crab for me

@DM-wp9vq Месяц назад

From February 1st in 96'. Two months after that wicked storm smacked right into us in Newport (December 95') and right around the time where we had some crazy heavy rainfall. A friend and I were riding our bikes at "Big Creek Park", down by the reservoir and most of it was flooded up to 2' and even deeper in the creek. Had to pull the bike and swim out of it if you went in. I passed out watching another video and woke up to the Yaquina ay Bridge on the screen.

@jesseyoung4295 Месяц назад

Graduated from Newport High in 95

@davidb2206 11 дней назад

Any ocean fish today put into compost is going to have MERCURY in it.

@im.charles Месяц назад

What is this? "Seafood extender"? I thought that was crab meat. That looks like it would go well in a soup or hotpot dish 😅

@marbleman52 Месяц назад

Mr. Krab, from Sponge Bob, is gonna get mad that his secret ingredient for his Krabby Patties has been leaked...!!! I see a lawsuit coming..!!

@Sigurther Месяц назад

(fish being processed) "MY LEG!!! MY EYES!!!"

@drmodestoesq Месяц назад

I"ve only watched a few minutes of the show with my niece. How does that Sponge guy have a grill at the bottom of the ocean? Wouldn't the fire go out?

@A3Kr0n Месяц назад

My cats won't touch it, which says something since tuna is their favorite food.

@T.Watts89 Месяц назад

Well it's not tuna genius

@nibornnyw3185 11 дней назад

They wash all the fat and flavor out.

@geedee2420 25 дней назад

Oregon has recently put forth some anti-gardening and anti-farming legislation that so negatively impacts these groups that there may soon be no need for the composting aspect of the whiting industry. These new regulations would definitely contribute to global warming.

@nibornnyw3185 11 дней назад

Digging in the earth and husbanding growing plants is a human right.

@geedee2420 11 дней назад

@@nibornnyw3185 ... A human right that the MARXIST Democratic Party has no problem depriving you of.

@annunacky4463 Месяц назад

I think it’s krap…course I live on Gulf Coast and we have fresh blue crab…

@outdoorloser4340 Месяц назад

Fresh dungeness crab makes blue crab taste like crawfish! 😂

@Bill-cv1xu Месяц назад

No thanks 😅

@eduardocontreras7115 Месяц назад

They need to leave that fish alone already

@CC-uq4hu Месяц назад

I never trusted this fake crab…glad I never ate it

@wanderlustspirit4607 11 дней назад

Wait a minute so they have so much waste they don’t know what to do with it, but they want them to increase the limit of how much they can catch. How’s that math mathing?

@martinginsburg7222 Месяц назад

Great, until man adds in the chemical soup! Commonly adding sugar &/or artificial sweetener sorbitol, food coloring, vegetable oils, even MSG. It is nutritional deficient as compared to crab. Bottom line, it's highly processed. My Bottom Line: NO THANKS! But so appreciate OPB's informative videos!

@ottoosmers9273 Месяц назад

Right on

@ROGER2095 Месяц назад

I love processed food! "You are what you eat." That makes me well preserved.

@ChadwickHorn Месяц назад

Oh no... *not* MSG! 😲🙄

@thePrisoner1000 Месяц назад

@@ChadwickHorn Many people are allergic to it.

@fakename6658 14 дней назад

@@thePrisoner1000 if 1 in 10 000 is many, then yeah sure.

@Jmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjm1 Месяц назад

My bones are so brittle. I don’t understand why. I drink plenty of malk. Wait a minute. What the heck is malk?!

@jackstone4291 Месяц назад

Not crab. It’s fish … with some crustacean added ….

@alanmalaquias596 Месяц назад

We as human beens, are became the kings of take others animals life😥!

@raclark2730 26 дней назад

Predation is a fact of nature.

@MrWeedWacky Месяц назад

They switched the wrong letter... it shouldn't have been Crab-> Krab... It should have been Crab -> Crap!

@MikeOxlong- Месяц назад

Deeeeeescusteeng!

@aleksanderkuncwicz7277 Месяц назад

I thought imitation crab was made from pollock fish?

@younggunz20 Месяц назад

Trawling needs to end.

@raclark2730 26 дней назад

Why most nations have catch limits based on scientific study. If they don't do it people with no such care will step in. Its about standards not all fishing.

@jackgreenhalgh7664 Месяц назад

This is everything wrong with how humanity sees and exploits nature

@CC-uq4hu Месяц назад

Raping the seas😢

@ROGER2095 Месяц назад

There are over 8,000,000,000 humans on Earth today, and they're all hungry. What's the right way for humanity to see and exploit nature?

@jackgreenhalgh7664 Месяц назад

sustainably@@ROGER2095

@bailey1000100 Месяц назад

Surimi is another good protein to help feed the people. People complaining about exploiting nature. When you realize that just the Pacific Ocean alone is 64,000,000. square miles, that's (64 million) sq. miles, it makes you realize how big that area is for man to pull food out of .We do over fish some species of fish but only when they are closer to home. We are just a dot in the big picture.

@aaroncapricorn5867 Месяц назад

boy if only internet was around during the fur trade years. you'd have something to say then wouldn't you? i'm talking 17th, 18th, 19th centuries

@larrysorenson4789 Месяц назад

I’m going vegan.

@guyquinton2413 18 дней назад

Chemical shitstorm

@joec9553 7 дней назад

No gracias....

@ntsejfamyaj 16 дней назад

Guy should have dumped all his whiting hake and bought AMZN stock.

@keester_1580 14 дней назад

WHAT ARE THE COST TO ENVIROMENT FROM THE CHEMICALS USED THEN BURIED TO CREATE RICH SOIL???? WHERE ARE THE STUDIES PERFOMED TO READ UP ON THE THE EXTENT ON THE ENVIROMENT ETC........ QUESTIONS THAT ARE HARD TOO FIND LET ALONE IF DONE. JUST A CURIOUS HUMAN WITH THOUGHT THAT NEVER SEEMS TO BE ANSWERED!!!!

@AxoBnB 13 дней назад

What chemicals are you talking about? In this story, the blood and guts that got sent to the compost place were separated out early in the process, before anything was added to the fish. So that waste is "chemical-free." I'll bet the same is true for the sawdust and bark chips that were mixed-in to make compost. No one wants harmful substances in the soil, but I don't think that is happening here.

@eduardocontreras7115 Месяц назад

It's not good for you trust me you see how they don't show you how they make it

@PB-jk8bl 24 дня назад

So why are we making an artificial product out of trash fish? Why not just leave it be and eat real crab?

@Farmgoth 16 дней назад

Yuck

@Farmgoth 16 дней назад

Gross

@pamelanadel3787 29 дней назад

I would be afraid to eat anything out of Oregon or Washington. They have thrown standards down the toilet.

@SongJLikes Месяц назад

Fish are gross

@tylercurtiss1351 Месяц назад

You have one job. And that's to read the paper out loud in front of you and I can barely understand you. Can't finish watching this.

@DM-wp9vq Месяц назад

You need to get your hearing checked fool. I understood every single word. Plus, this has been digitized from a VHS that's 28 years old. Pay attention, you might learn something.

@TestUser-cf4wj Месяц назад

Have you tried learning English?

@Andy-zj3dc Месяц назад

wasn't fake crab made from Pollock?

@FatHalibutz32 Месяц назад

Yes! It can be from a few ground fish. Haddock, pollock, hake, pacific cod... all "similiar" quality fish for mass produced fish sandwiches/fish sticks n what not

@tommyluke6407 19 дней назад

That is not like ANY Whiting i have ever caught . Saltwater of coarse! That joker looks like a pike. Is that a freshwater fish ?

@katiedid1851 Месяц назад

Washed in what solution? Deodorizer Surimi/hake/whiting. I will never buy this product. In any form. Why, with chemicals used to process hake/whiting (listen carefully to what he is not saying), would anyone put this waste on their land. Their land will be unusable - disclosure should be required. Another option is to ask yourself if Bill Gates (who owns swathes and billions of ag land and ranches) in many states, would allow this waste to be used on his lands.

@AxoBnB 26 дней назад

Looks like nothing is added in this process until after the waste has been separated out. That waste, the stuff that goes to be composted, is just unadulterated fish carcasses, straight from the ocean. Chemicals? Don’t think so.