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Always reminded me of the big tilapia craze in the 90s

it became the best protein, sold everywhere, especially Costco. Then dirty jobs did a show about fish farms and you found out the reason it was so plentiful and cheap is that it was the fish they put in the last tank at the bottom of the hill below all the good fish in order to clean the water before it was discharged back into the river systems. And we all know what runs downhill. Wife began to refer to it as poo fish and it disappeared from our table pretty much overnight.
Posted: 01/23/2025 at 04:07 PM ET
(In response to this post by Happy Dog)

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Any of you late '60's Lizards remember a dining hall horror call Plantation
Galenahokie 01/23/25 09:08 AM ET
Squeeze Burgers
freemason 01/23/25 08:23 PM ET
From the early '80s, the veggie sticks were a personal favorite. All of the
UEMcGill 01/23/25 02:41 PM ET
Lessons here: The good old days are not always...**
Beerman 01/23/25 12:58 PM ET
"Plantation Turkey" sounds like code for mystery meat
HokieNoVA 01/23/25 11:32 AM ET
Not clear. I DO remember turkey tetrazinni **
ColoVT82 01/23/25 11:17 AM ET
Turkey Tetrachloride is what we called it**
Hokie Chris 01/23/25 12:14 PM ET
Turkey Pterodactyl was the term during my undergrad years.**
Tafkam Hokie 01/23/25 04:10 PM ET
Along with it's cousin, Chicken Chernobyl**
Tafkam Hokie 01/23/25 04:11 PM ET
Scrod. Eggrolls on Monday were Taquitos on Tuesday. Nothing went to waste**
dolph 01/23/25 10:24 AM ET
Wait, wait now.....it was "New England Style" scrod
Happy Dog 01/23/25 02:03 PM ET
Always reminded me of the big tilapia craze in the 90s
Vienna_Hokie 01/23/25 04:07 PM ET
Coworker who lived in the Philippines and Hawaii calls tilapia "ditch fish"
Happy Dog 01/23/25 04:44 PM ET
Anybody remember chuckwagon steak? I was a breaded patty of ...
vthhhi 01/23/25 10:18 AM ET
What about "steak" night before exams.....it was kangaroo steak**
Happy Dog 01/23/25 02:04 PM ET
In '90, Dietrick had awesome omelets...
JoesterVT 01/23/25 10:59 AM ET
There was fat and butter involved, what's not to like?**
Happy Dog 01/23/25 02:05 PM ET
I remember the Roast Beef Au Geez. Had some green tint to it.**
Brown Water 01/23/25 10:55 AM ET
what was that tint? i never understood that. was the meat made of oil?**
MrBayAreaHokie 01/23/25 06:16 PM ET
in the late fifties too**
AZHokie59 01/23/25 03:32 PM ET
All the colors of the rainbow 🌈. Just like baboons at the circus.**
scoop76cs 01/23/25 02:28 PM ET
Yep, like a metallic green
MAHokie69 01/23/25 11:13 AM ET
I remember steak with big veins in it**
`lag 01/23/25 10:20 AM ET
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`lag 01/23/25 11:08 AM ET
That wasn't veins...
EDGEMAN 01/23/25 11:02 AM ET
oh great, not even just horse meat, it was "the losing horse" meat.
`lag 01/23/25 11:09 AM ET
I never had an issue with food in Shultz in the early 80s. **
Tank 01/23/25 10:03 AM ET
Eventually morphed into ‘70’s Turkey tetrazzini? **
Stork 01/23/25 09:29 AM ET
I used to shovel down that turkey tet. Mmmm, Mmm**
Coach McGuirk 01/23/25 11:04 AM ET
I thought it was turkey tetrachloride. That’s what ChemE majors told me**
Va AandM 01/24/25 05:47 AM ET
80's too**
MAHokie69 01/23/25 10:14 AM ET
@ VT it was all about just how many glasses of chocolate milk can you drink**
astrohokie 01/23/25 09:13 AM ET
lol, I was in heaven, my parents would never buy stuff like that...
`lag 01/23/25 10:18 AM ET
Aww, it does a body good !**
astrohokie 01/23/25 10:30 AM ET
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`lag 01/23/25 10:19 AM ET