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>be me
>cutting hard, need cheap clean protein that isn’t chicken breast #69 or whey slop
>discover tilapia
>one big fish (500g whole) gives you like 100g pure protein after filleting/cooking
>costs pennies compared to salmon or grass-fed beef
>tastes like heaven
>barely 700cals, eat that shit with a salad and some potatoes/brown rice and you’ll be full for hours

why the fuck are we still wagecucking for overpriced goyslop when tilapia exists bros
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>>76930839
Is this one fish???
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>>76930839
>retard discovers fish
/fit/ is the dumbest board on this website
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>>76930841
Yeah, a big one weighs 500g on average, give or take
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>>76930839
>why the fuck are we still wagecucking for overpriced goyslop when tilapia exists bros
it's cheap because they are omnivore and farmed in chink farms and fed literal shit and plastic
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>>76930839
Also careful about heavy metals iirc the larger the fish and the higher it is up on the food chain the more mercury the meat can contain.
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>>76930847
that's alotta fish
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>>76931000
most tilapia is indoor farmed, at least form what i can tell.
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>>76930839
based outside the United States
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>>76930839
uy
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>>76930839
pennies compared to salmon or grass-fed beef



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