All About Ono (Wahoo Fish): Lean, Nutritious And Uniquely Delicious
Beyond flavor and nutrition, you'll learn where Ono is found, how it's sustainably sourced, and versatile ways to enjoy it—from grilling and sashimi to crafting wholesome jerky.

Discover what makes Ono—known internationally as Wahoo—a standout in seafood. Enjoy a breakdown of its appeal in easy-to-skim bullet points:

Mild & Slightly Sweet Flavor – Ono offers a delicate, subtly sweet taste and firm, flaky white flesh that holds up beautifully to grilling, baking, or jerky-making Kaimana Jerky.

Lean & Low in Calories – Naturally low in fat and calories, yet doesn’t skimp on flavor, making it a smart option for lighter meals or snacks.

Nutrient-Rich Profile – Packed with protein and essential nutrients like Vitamins B6 and B12, selenium, potassium, and a modest dose of omega-3s.

Versatile & Flavor-Preserving Texture – Its firm, lean flesh stands up well to various cooking methods such as grilling, baking, poaching, or searing without drying out.

Responsibly Sourced – Often line-caught from tropical waters, Ono (Wahoo) benefits from fairly sustainable fishing practices.

Whether you're cooking a healthy dinner or snacking on jerky, Ono delivers nutrition and taste in every bite. 

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