fish-flavored Recipe
VicentaLakin
shrimp skins contain not only large quantities of calcium but also abundant proteins and various trace elements, and are food items advocated by many nutritionists. from a nutritional standpoint, 39.9 grams of protein per 100 grams of shrimp skin is present, while calcium is higher than milk. previously on calcium supplementation, it was said that shrimp skins, with a calcium content of 991 mg/100g, were at the top of the list of calcium supplementation foods, but because shrimp skins were hard to grind in their stomachs, the calcium contained was not easily absorbed. so to add calcium to the child, shrimp skin is not the main force, but only the auxiliary. but if we grind the shrimp skin into dust, it'll be a lot better to absorb. it can also be added as a condensation to any adsorbing mud, and can add calcium content to the diet of the baby. especially when the baby starts to taste the food around the age, it's better to try the shrimp parchment to make sure that it kills all the spices in taste and composition。