Fish consumption per capita

No, tuna is a type of poultry
Hence, "chicken of the sea."

In national scale is not relevant. Regional Brazilian eats a lot of fish when living in fluvial regions like the Amazon and Pantanal. It is the biggest source of protein in these regions.

But they show fish in advertisements

>Fishlets will never understand the joy of cracking open a can of sardines and eating them on crackers

I only eat fish sticks, don't know if they even contain fish

Right. It's a sea chicken

they have delicious tacos and texmex

>don't know if they even contain fish

you can't possibly be so dumb that you don't recognize if it has fish in it or not. literally america tier

In my country tacos and tex mex are almost non existent

Nigga, if you're going to brag about fish it better be fresh fish, lmao

what even are those things

I eat them in a very American fashion, yes. 300gs of french fries and 8 sticks in the oven for about 25 minutes. Soak them in ketchup and hamburger sauce to cover the taste.

I only eat tuna

only peru and chile have varieties of fish, it also takes some skills to know how to buy and prepare fish, and beef is cheap and it would take a very low iq fag to ruin a steak or a beef stew

We don't put ketchup on fish sticks. If you put any sauce on them here, it's usually tartar sauce.

>Ireland

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do kids like tartar sauce in burgerlandia?

i think its cultural
brazil uragay, argentina are beef countries

I absolutely loved it when I was a kid. Most kids I've met seem to eat their fish sticks plain though and not put any sauce on them.

oh that's nice, next time you eat them try adding just a few drops of lemon juice, white pepper and a leaf of coriander or basil, just try it

Weird, since they are the one with more european admixture, and that map shows that euros are pretty much fish-eaters.

I don't really eat fish sticks anymore, and I don't live near the ocean. Most fish that I eat these days is catfish or crawfish.

and how do you cook catfish? never had catfish

The patrician way to do it is to fry it and serve it with hushpuppies. But you can also just bake it if you want.

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We have the best beef in the world.

Herring is probably the cheapest meat you can get. Even more so than pork and chicken

The Atlantic Ocean has just some shitty fish and it's nothing compared to the Pacific, look at Chile and Peru

well that's a treat, I only eat fried fish every two months, I'm guessing it's a white flesh fish
sure buddy

Yeah, it's a white meat fish. Has a very... distinctive flavor though. Don't know how to describe it other than it's pretty tasty.

Fish raises IQ

Also, fish is expensive as fuck here

it's not just that, dealing with fish is a task, you just don't cut fish like you slice beef, you need some knife skills and to know what you are doing (meaning the anatomy of the fish), and a huge percentage of the population doesn't know nor care about learning how to if you can pay for someone to cook it for you and it's cheap

maybe someday I'll have the opportunity to try it, thanks for taking the time to explain

we got a lot of cows here

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I don't think that's truth. We buy fresh, frozen, canned fish all the time. We eat herring all the time, and I'm not even talking about dried fish snacks. So either this map shows only fresh fish or it's just a bullshit.

I prefer it blackened.

When I fish on my buddies pontoon we put a fryer right on the boat and fry them right after we gut them. Goes great with a lot of beer.

Honestly fish is more healthy than beef, wish it was more common in Mexico

How do I force myself to enjoy fish?

Try different recipes

You either like it or not.

Fish? I like fish

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does poland have no fish cuisine or they are too poor to afford fish?

You don't have remoulade sauce in Finland?