YOUNGS Chip Shop 4xLarge Fish Fillets 500g @Sainsburys reduced to £0.99
Couldn't find it on Sainsbury site so I suspect they are getting rid of old Stock, but at Norwich Longwater Sainsbury , they had these Fish fillets reduced to £0.99, I got the detail from Tesco to show the product, but deal at Sainsbury .. Not exactly a scorcher, but £3 for a £1 is not to be sniffed at :)
Youngs Chip Shop 4 Large Fish Fillets 500G
£2.99 (£5.98/kg)
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Ingredients
Alaska Pollock, Basa or Hoki†† (52%),Coating (Wheat Flour, Water, Wheat Starch, Salt, Maize Flour, Vegetable Oil, Raising Agents: Disodium Diphosphate ,Sodium Bicarbonate; Mustard Flour, Dextrose, Flavouring, Skimmed Milk Powder, Lactose, Spice, Colours: Curcumin ,Paprika Extract) ,Sunflower Oil (7%) ,Vegetable Oil ,††To give you the most delicious fish we use either Bases (B), Hoki (H) or Alaska Pollock (P) ,You can see which fish we use by checking the letter after the best before date on the side of the pack
the ones in my store were Alaskan Pollock
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A serving contains the following of your guideline daily amount
Guideline Daily Amount Summary
Calories
271, 14%of your GDA
Sugar
1g, 1%of your GDA
Fat
16g, 22%of your GDA
Saturates
3g, 16%of your GDA
Salt
1.3g, 22%of your GDA
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Large fish shaped fillets in batter.
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Contains: Gluten, Wheat, Fish, Milk, Mustard
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Alaska Pollock, Basa or Hoki†† (52%),Coating (Wheat Flour, Water, Wheat Starch, Salt, Maize Flour, Vegetable Oil, Raising Agents: Disodium Diphosphate ,Sodium Bicarbonate; Mustard Flour, Dextrose, Flavouring, Skimmed Milk Powder, Lactose, Spice, Colours: Curcumin ,Paprika Extract) ,Sunflower Oil (7%) ,Vegetable Oil ,††To give you the most delicious fish we use either Bases (B), Hoki (H) or Alaska Pollock (P) ,You can see which fish we use by checking the letter after the best before date on the side of the pack
the ones in my store were Alaskan Pollock
i wonder why such a low price? something seems fishy to me oO
Edited By: vip887 on Sep 08, 2011 01:57
But then they were frozen, and I havent eaten 'em yet ;)
but we were so sceptical of the price we put them through the till first to watch it like a hawk... I thought they were more than £3 from memory, but Tesco has them @£2.96 so I guess my memory is playing tricks... July 2012 date too so nothing 'Fishy' there either... Ho Hum , More for my Tum..
To be honest, 99p is a fair price.
Not a patch on Haddock or Cod if you like those.
Edited By: alexandercooper on Sep 08, 2011 07:12
PHOSPHATES = Phosphatemia..
I have stopped buying coated fish because of this. If you examine this offer closely, there are four fish, total weight 500g, so 125g per fish, then look at the ingredients list and only 52% is fish, so each portion contains about 63g of fish, with that fish being either pollock, basa or hoki, so not even the best quality fish. At 99p it is a reasonable price, but don't expect anything like chip shop fish.
Regarding the type of fish, We're lucky here in Norfolk in that we generally have Cod'n'Plaice from the chippy with Skate and Haddock ordered as you enter, but when out and about elsewhere I've often found the "fish" was the standard order with Haddock etc special ordered... the 'fish' being whatever happened to be local at the time .... but seen Hoki offered a few times and I didn't mind it tbh..
Pleasantly surprised actually...
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But what were the fish like? :D
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But what were the fish like? :D
Dunno? left them in the freezer ;)
REDUCED 99p from £3.99
NOT 99p but £3
REDUCED 99p from £3.99
NOT 99p but £3
Thats NOT what it said here, and I have the reciept here too, but I can't believe I need it for Fish Fillets :p
we put them through first so that we could watch the till display to be certain :)
It does actually say "Omega Fish Fillets" £0.99 on the receipt, but they were the ones pictured.
I couldn't find them in our City centre store to coroborate a couple of days later, but they were indeed £3.96 original price.... I just figured I'd got it wrong , when the tesco site said £2.96...
Sorry you couldn't get them at the same bargain price :(
REDUCED 99p from £3.99
NOT 99p but £3
That was COD!
Young's Chip Shop Large Cod Fillets 480g
Save 99p was £3.99 now £3.00