Eating Tilapia worse than eating bacon?

"...worse than eating bacon."
Well, duh.
Bacon is the best. So everything else is naturally "worse" than bacon.

Agree about the taste, they were talking about nutritional value, so this caught my attention.

If you are squeamish about eating fish that eat poop, think about the source of the ammonia and nitrates in the fertilizers used to grow the vegetables you eat. Yes, it is poop.

Also the poop left on the pastures by the cows are broken down by bacteria, and its waste products are absorbed by the grasses, which in turn are eaten by cows, which you eat or whose milk you drink. Every atom in the food you eat or the water you drink has some through the digestive tract of another organism. In nature everything is recycled.

tilapia taste like mud.

tilapia taste like mud.

so it taste like fish out in the delta

exactly lol^^ only fish i like out of the delta is sturgeon because for whatever reason it doesn't taste like mud.

I dunno.  Many types of shit are considered great fertilizer for plants.  Some you compost, but others, like rabbit dung, you can apply directly to the soil.  What's the difference?  It all gets "processed"!

-Allen

I am 100% certain that part of your body came from dino poop or pee at one point in time, unless you're an ET.

Any of you guys been to a mushroom farm. Do you like mushrooms. I've seem them grown in chicken shit in Oxnard. And horse manure up here. So pick your poison And taste. If they taste like Chicken you know they came from Oxnard.

Paid for by your local factory hog farm... (Half joking...)

Nothing wrong about eating Tilapia.  I've enjoyed eating them for years.  Costco sells the frozen tilapia fillets.  For some reason they taste better to me than the non-frozen one.  Probably most of the processing done on it washed out that muddy under taste that some people have complained about.  Try it you will like it.  I've actually used it on several fish dishes I made for several ncka potlucks and people must have love it cause it went fast.  I even used it for ceviche and it came out great.

Rey