What is the difference between Chilean sea bass and sea bass?

[corbin]

Hello everyone!! What do you think is the difference between Chilean sea bass apart from regular sea bass? I'm intrigued by the distinction. Does it consider the taste, texture, or something else entirely? Let's share opinions friends!

 

[cheffyyow]

It's a tricky one! Chilean sea bass isn't really a sea bass at all ..It's a different kind of fish with a milder flavor Regular sea bass is more common and has a stronger taste. Both are yummy!

 

[Kiriya Ubuyashiki]

It's a tricky one! Chilean sea bass isn't really a sea bass at all ..It's a different kind of fish with a milder flavor Regular sea bass is more common and has a stronger taste. Both are yummy!

Who knew, right? Chilean sea bass ain't your typical sea bass! But hey, as long as it tastes good, who's complaining? Gotta love exploring different flavors.

 

[Jamal_]

The main difference between Chilean sea bass and sea bass lies in their species. Chilean sea bass, also known as Patagonian toothfish, is a species found in cold, deep waters around Antarctica and South America. Sea bass, on the other hand, refers to various species of fish found in different parts of the world, such as European sea bass (found in Europe) or black sea bass (found in North America). While they may share similar names, they are different species with distinct characteristics and flavors.