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What is the difference between a fish fillet and fish loin?

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"fish fillet is fried and crispy , but fish loin is like a frozen fish."

That is the dumbest answer I have ever seen on this site! Obviously the fillet comes from a different part of the fish than the loin, right? Can't a fish specialist answer this question? Fried and crispy vs. frozen is not a valid answer.

A loin would be a fillet. There are no fish "loins".

First answer by Selenastorey. Last edit by Dorado1. Contributor trust: 0 [recommend contributor ]. Question popularity: 2 [recommend question].

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