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<blockquote data-quote="Kristin251" data-source="post: 1641691" data-attributes="member: 240838"><p>Absolutely. And luckily I don’t like the huge fish like shark, king makeral, swordfish. Yuk. </p><p>Costco has beautiful tilapia loins that look nothing like regular tilapia. I questioned it until their news letter said it is farmed, but responsibly in crystal clear waters and fed the way they’re supposed to be fed. I guess it’s a body of water only for them so there’s no contaminates and no mercury. They’re delicious. Pure white long thickish loins. Not that veiny stuff you see. And I trust Costco’s sourcing as much as I can trust anyone.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kristin251, post: 1641691, member: 240838"] Absolutely. And luckily I don’t like the huge fish like shark, king makeral, swordfish. Yuk. Costco has beautiful tilapia loins that look nothing like regular tilapia. I questioned it until their news letter said it is farmed, but responsibly in crystal clear waters and fed the way they’re supposed to be fed. I guess it’s a body of water only for them so there’s no contaminates and no mercury. They’re delicious. Pure white long thickish loins. Not that veiny stuff you see. And I trust Costco’s sourcing as much as I can trust anyone. [/QUOTE]
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