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Once dismissed as ‘poor man’s fish’, tilapia is now starring in Michelin kitchens – thanks to these genius chef tricks! Discover how this $3 fish gets caviar treatment:


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00:00Stop eating grilled fish already, because that tasty grilled fish you're loving might just be
00:05farm-raised tilapia from some pretty nasty conditions. Most of these tilapia aren't wild
00:10fish swimming in clean mountain streams, they're crammed into dirty overcrowded fish farms where
00:15they're pumped full of stuff to make them grow faster. To speed up growth and make the fish look
00:21brighter and feel more springy when you bite into them. Farmers often load the feed with hormones.
00:27Worse, the feed might even be mixed with animal guts, low-quality fish meal, or leftover industrial
00:34by-products, all just to fatten the fish up for sale as fast as possible. That delicious-looking
00:40grilled fish on your plate? It might have grown up struggling to survive in murky water. And here's
00:46the scary part. Because these fish are raised on a steady diet of antibiotics and additives, when you
00:51eat them, that stuff can end up in your body too. So, why do people still eat it, even knowing all
00:57this? Because grilled fish smells amazing. That sizzling metal tray filled with spicy red oil.
01:04The crispy skin from the open flame. The heat. The aroma. It hits you hard. Take one bite, and boom.
01:11Crispy outside. Tender, juicy fish inside. That's the trap. It's all a flavor illusion. All those spicy,
01:18mouth-watering seasonings, they're strong enough to hide the fishy taste, so you end up having no idea
01:24whether what you're eating is actually safe.
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