The Week contest: Fish Dish - August 13, 2010
Come up with the name of a new dish made from seafood raised on anti-depressants
Welcome to The Week's "What Next?" contest, an invitation to test your powers of imagination with challenges inspired by current events.
Click here for results of last week's contest: New Word
Results: After a study found that shellfish are consuming Prozac and other prescription drugs, thanks to human waste in the waterways, we asked you to predict a new dish made from seafood raised on anti-depressants. You hooked us with:
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FIRST PRIZE: No-Longer Bluefish
Holly Hanoyan, Falmouth, MA
SECOND PLACE: Calm Chowder
Bryan McGrath, Wakefield, MA
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THIRD PLACE: Filet of Sole-oft
Connie Heider, Maumee, OH
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