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5 x Wild Salmon Fillets (Skinless & Boneless) 500g £3.99 @ Farmfoods
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Posted 4 January 2023

5 x Wild Salmon Fillets (Skinless & Boneless) 500g £3.99 @ Farmfoods

£3.99
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Surprised this hasn't been posted.

In the email so in stores nationwide and price valid until at least 16/1/23.

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I bought these a month or so ago (along with their 5x Rainbow Trout fillets) and pretty sure they were £4.99. Ate the rainbow trout fillets pretty quickly (very nice) but as I put these salmon fillets in the freezer in the garage completely forgot about them until I saw the email. Guess what we are having for tea tomorrow?

Works out at just 80p per 100g fillet!
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Edited by bellboys, 4 January 2023
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  1. Stompa's avatar
    They're always that price in Aldi, though they're not skinless:

    groceries.aldi.co.uk/en-…382

    (smaller pack, but same price per g).
    Mani3d's avatar
    Yeah they are. I usually go for these.
  2. cherry_1306's avatar
    Wild? Anyone knows where do they come from? Wild fish is expensive normally.
    Speculator's avatar
    I am guessing China.
  3. SPRR0W's avatar
    China
  4. wmidds's avatar
    To clarify for everyone this will be pacific salmon which all chefs agree has an inferior taste to Atlantic salmon

    Atlantic salmon is what you usually find in supermarkets, and is always farmed
    trevor_cook's avatar
    Wild Pacific salmon or farmed Atlantic salmon?. Which is better ?
  5. Diva82's avatar
    I buy these, great value for the price.
    The fillets are a decent size and they cook well.
    bellboys's avatar
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    Their rainbow trout fillets are excellent also.
  6. bushman's avatar
    There is fish... and then there is Fish. Can anybody vouch for this ?? (obviously only if you have actually eaten this)
    taffyjock1's avatar
    Yup this is definitely fish, lives in water well lived in there. If it lived on land it would likely be a chicken, hope this helps 🏻
  7. devdas121's avatar
    Unfortunately, the quality is really bad.
    wmidds's avatar
    I agree pacific salmon is not a touch on Atlantic
  8. Remi.ad's avatar
    Thanks OP, will out for this in my local FF
    bellboys's avatar
    Author
    Very welcome
  9. AndrewWaddin-33961.57250's avatar
    8 quid a kilo is a good price
    bellboys's avatar
    Author
    Another plus these days with the cost of electric and gas is they cook very quickly also.
  10. BlueCreek's avatar
    Always this price, I’ve been buying them for a while.
  11. varunadas's avatar
    Been buying the Iceland version for years. It used to be 3 packs of 600g for £10 till 2018 when they knocked off 20% to 480g which is still good price compared to anything else other than farmed salmon.
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