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Who eats Tilapia?
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02-15-2005, 02:12 PM #1///M Rider
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Who eats Tilapia?
Damn tasty fish, if i do say so myself...
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I like the Tilapia. It doesn't smell as strong as some other stuff in the office like Tuna
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interesting, i don't find it to be fishy at all....quite to the contrary... Are you getting it nice and fresh? Either way...it's much more flavorful than cod, I find... And nice and meaty!
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Originally Posted by ChrisROCK
Me too. That's why I like it.
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Yeah Lis... Originally Posted by shutupntra1n
Me too. That's why I like it. I think it's my new favorite...anything to eat a little bit less chicken and canned tuna!
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Most definitely! The Tilapia is not that expensive either. If chicken prices are up when I go shopping I can get the Tilapia cheaper at times. And since I started Tilapia I stopped dry canned tuna altogether. Originally Posted by ChrisROCK
Yeah Lis... I think it's my new favorite...anything to eat a little bit less chicken and canned tuna!
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it's good, especially blackened. good low fat protein source when dieting down
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Yum yum!!! Someone gonna cook us some???
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Tilapia is yummy. I don't find it to be "fishy" at all.
Though salmon, halibut, and orange roughy are also good.
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02-15-2005, 07:14 PM #11A new beginning...
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Can't say that I ever tried Tilapia. My wife isn't a big fish fan and usually isn't too pleased to come home to freshly broiled fish. *shrug*
That's one thing I miss about living in Maui though...always had great freash fish.
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damn i must have eaten that every day while i lived in the philippines. they love it over there. i miss it
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02-16-2005, 06:46 AM #13The #1 StunnaH
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I love tilapia.......We get it from the asian store and they dig um out the tank and clean it and all its great.I love it!But I am guilty,I love eating the belly...where all the fat is!!!
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