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800g Farmfoods Wild Caught White Fish Fillets
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Posted 1 August 2023

800g Farmfoods Wild Caught White Fish Fillets

£2.99
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Alaskan Pollock, skinless, boneless and wild caught.

Not had them myself but I'd be surprised if there wasn't 8 fillets in these packs, or less than 40p per fillet.

Cook from frozen in 4 mins (probably less in air fryer!)

In the email. In stores now.
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  1. zuggy's avatar
    That’s a load of pollocks.

    Well, somebody had to.
  2. twotone1954's avatar
    Bought these a few weeks back, got to say they are tasteless , dipped in batter and deep fried, if it wasn't for the salt and vinegar there would be no flavour at all. Might just be ok in a fish pie.
    brenna's avatar
    Totally agree with you
    I bought the hake fillets
    tasteless grey & the fish was very flaky !!
  3. Loveabargain99's avatar
    I bought the hake fillets for £.2.99 they were very nice if you add your own seasoning to them. A little all-purpose seasoning, some garlic and spring onions and cooked for half an hour in the oven..... beautiful
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  5. BlueCreek's avatar
    Get these for my dog along with the hake fillets, about all they are useful for.
  6. tas_shah's avatar
    this offer is a load of old pollocks
    samtheman's avatar
    No I think it’s the dog pollocks mate ave it
  7. Uzair_Hamid's avatar
    pollock usually has worms, but they are always dead. depends on if you're okay with eating bottom feeders
  8. Wammer's avatar
    You couldn't pay me to eat pollock.
  9. BruceyBonus's avatar
    I finally got round to using these. The fillets were so large before cooking that they only just fitted on the tray. After cooking, they were only half the width of the tray and they were swimming in water.

    I weighed some the next time I cooked them: 218g frozen and 113g after cooking. 48% water.

    Lucky I didn't try breading them first, since the water would've washed away the breadcrumbs.
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