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What is the trend in Filipino's eating fish which they prefer to eat a carnivorous fish or the omnivorous fish?
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∙ 11y ago
Filipinoes love to eat fish. They eat it fried or grilled and usually whole, and seldom just fillet. They actually don't have preference as to carnivorous or omnivorous.. The favorite species are bangus (milk fish), galunggong ( mackerel/scad), alumahan (?), dalagang bukid (?)
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