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Mon, 18 Sep 2006 11:16:54 -0700
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Re: replacing chicken breast with tilapia
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Previously frozen and defrosted tilapia filets are $2/lb.  Whole 
tilapia are usually about $1.  Frozen fillets are $2.50.  These 
all appear to be from China.

"Fresh" tilapa from Ecuador is about $6.

Which brings up another question.  What would I do with the whole 
tilapia?


Robert Kesterson wrote:
> I'm just curious -- what kind of price are you getting on Tilapia?  
> Around here, I can get conventionally-fed chicken breast for about $2/lb 
> at Sams Club, and organic free range whole chickens for $1.90/lb from a 
> local farm.  Tilapia typically runs at least double that even when it's 
> on sale.

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