HOW MUCH?! WOW! NEW Luxury 4 Battered HADDOCK LOIN Fillets In Iceland

[@cyberleaderandy1]

The description of cod loin ( and hence all fish loin) is as follows ... What is cod loin? Cod Loins are the Fillet Mignon prime cut of a cod fish. Cod tends to be a large fish and the fillet is often too big for a single portion. It is therefore possible to buy the cod loin, which is cut from the middle section or fattest part of the fillet. Hence your paying for the best part of a fillet and hence uts expensive.

[@pheart2381]

They are haddock.

[@cyberleaderandy1]

@@pheart2381 i know they are Haddock but if you read what u wrote it says it applies to any fish.

[@KennyRigby-pd1vv]

No one makes no one buy anything 1:02

[@V_v_irl]

@@pheart2381 Yes , anyone that says hence a lot in the comments obviously knows their stuff.

[@IamBATMAN2024]

It’s not expensive at all really when you look at fish shop prices now days 😅

[@johndillinger8424]

I went into Iceland recently after a years absence. Couldn't believe the price increases in relation to other stores. Used to be great value, not now.

[@earthdog9552]

That's why Mums _went_ to Iceland, I think the worst thing they have done is cut weights, looks like a bargain but is a total rip off.

[@Taz6688]

I know I am getting old, I found out Iceland is in the Range, think it was just to get longer opening hours, every time we buy from Iceland, it happens we don't buy it any more, it gets smaller, and normally the price is higher, we used to fill the freezer, now we pick and choose what and where, Iceland is no longer good value or even cheap, shrinkflation is everywhere now.

[@sparsh415]

Virtually all of their stock is held in Freezers though so their energy bill has gone through the roof like everybody else`s. It must be a nightmare from a business perspective trying to make a profit and still deliver good value.

[@Glenn7719]

Same as, items used to be three for a fiver, now its three for a tenner.

[@john07973]

@@sparsh415 They would have been buying power on a succession of staggered fixed price commercial contracts so won't have been hit as hard as us mere mortal domestic users

[@SuperLittleTyke]

My first thought was the Aldi Everyday Essentials Battered Fish Fillets at £2.35, also 500g. However, the Essentials fillet is Alaskan pollock, not haddock. These two products side by side would make an excellent comparison on taste. Ideally, a blind test so that you didn't know whether you were eating the Aldi pollock or the Iceland haddock. I've eaten about twelve of the pollock fillets since your review. I love them. I would not rush to buy the Iceland fillets at almost 3 quid more.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Yes very true indeed 👍 😊

[@Finglesham]

As long as the protein is there so what. Buying that haddock is giving lots of profit to Iceland shareholders. Aldi/Lidl hard to beat.

[@SaorAlba1970]

@@Finglesham Haddock is a much more expensive fish to buy than Pollock and Haddock taste way more better

[@SuperLittleTyke]

@@SaorAlba1970 I'll bet that a lot of people wouldn't taste the difference between haddock and pollock. Haddock stocks are classed as "vulnerable", which is why it's expensive. The Greenpeace International Seafood Red List has listed haddock as one of the 20 species of fish to avoid at all costs.

[@L1RW]

Iceland do 4 battered or breadcrumb fish fillets for £2. So cheaper than the everyday essentials at Aldi. I bought some the other day.

[@therocksbyclan]

Our Iceland is struggling because they have chosen to do away with family essentials in favour of more expensive exclusive ranges, they were once busy with mums doing their weekly shop now they go elsewhere and their high end foods are put in the reduced section after not selling.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Yes good point

[@gerrylewis5281]

A bit of an update and comparison. I did a shop in Lidl earlier. They were doing 2 X Cod loins in batter for £4.49. They weighed in at 520gms, so quite a bit bigger. They also had chunky cod fillets X 4, but obviously not loin cuts, for the same price. So the Haddock fillets are bit of a bargain after all. I did buy some Salmon burgers and tried one in a bun, a bit of salad and a bit of tartare sauce. It was well tasty. My dear older sister would have a fainting spell if I told her I shopped at Lidl and Aldi. But I've been shopping with them for decades and very, very rarely have I been disappointed. I look at this way. A beef animal when slaughtered is sold on. Half of it may go to Waitrose and sold with a massive profit. The other half could go to Aldi and sold for a lesser profit. If their food is of a lower quality? Why do Lidl and Aldi get the top spots in the yearly store awards for their products?

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Sounds good Gerry. We don't have a lidl sorry

[@SuperLittleTyke]

Both Aldi and Lidl are brilliant at providing good quality food at affordable prices. But this was not always the case. I can remember shopping in Aldi in Germany in the early 1970s when it was still called Albrecht. Back then the quality wasn't nearly as high as it is today. It was mainly just cheap. But both chains learned over the years that the only way to compete with the big boys like Tesco and Asda was to equal or surpass the quality while maintaining lower prices. They have achieved this, and Aldi and Lidl regularly receive awards. Result is that now the car parks are full of large BMWs and Range Rovers as even the well-off among us go there to shop.

[@harrygiles1098]

Look lovely, My dear Mother always preferred Haddock

[@robwembley]

I so love it when you go shopping and share your new find. Cracking video. Brightens up my day !

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@X22GJP]

...as opposed to doing what else?! That's pretty much the purpose of the channel, and he does a damn good job too.

[@colinfox2516]

There are just giant fish fingers. But I must say the fish looked nice for frozen fish and tasty. Loin is the fish back but when cut into small portions there called Medallion's

[@markjeffery7319]

I bought these Tuesday Gareth, I really enjoyed them, but because I'm over 60 Iceland do a 10% discount for over 60's on a Tuesday plus I saved money on the 3 for £10 offer on other products it worked out that they were free!

[@X22GJP]

Man maths at its best.

[@PeterChelmsford]

Wow, Iceland used to be a great place to shop price-wise, but not anymore. Thanks for the review, not tempted at that price. 😁

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Our pleasure!

[@Anita-gp1gv]

Iceland were always expensive in Spain and Malta . But they must think people are Millionaires . I would rather go to The Tower Fisheries at Blackpool it’s cheaper. Also bought 10 Youngs Cod Fish Finger for £1:89 at Farm Foods , you can feed a family with one box of Cod fish fingers for £1:89. Iceland need to take a reality check.

[@missmerrily4830]

Yeah but they have started selling food that's vaguely edible now!

[@donnarodriguez6712]

My husband and I never miss an episode, very entertaining 😁 We can find any of these foods here in the US but we still enjoy your reviews 🎉

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Glad you like them! Thank you both

[@SuperLittleTyke]

Do you have Aldi in the States?

[@donnarodriguez6712]

@@SuperLittleTyke we do, but none of the products he reviews.

[@sunniertimer598]

@@SuperLittleTyke In the Pacic Northwest/WA state, we have Trader Joe's which is not a bargain.

[@alanthomson1227]

Bought two fresh haddock fillets from fishmonger , they were £6.60 . Beautiful though and big.

[@judefrazier4727]

Here in Cape Cod I get two small, flat haddock fillets with thin batter, from brand named Gorton’s, frozen, for around $7.49…..but haddock fish and chips from the shops here are $15+ to $20. That comes with coleslaw and tarter sc. and usully a good size slab ar two med ones of fish. Cod is few dollars less. When you order your fish and chips you have to specify if you want haddock, otherwise you get cod.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers Jude, Cape cod. Fancy a home swap. 🏡 lol

[@a-mh2811]

saw yesterday some Iceland stores closing, they have been expensive for a long time now so will have lost a lot of custom

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Oh really, oh dear more job losses 📉

[@a-mh2811]

@@BaldFoodieGuy yes not good

[@calibrax]

I buy Morrisons Savers Battered Whitefish 500g which is just £2.35... it's not haddock, but it's really good, in fact I'd challenge anyone to be able to tell the difference!

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Aldi are the same it's Pollock

[@wrightmartin5157]

chunky cod at Aldi is £4-49 for the same weight and 4 fillets.

[@col6521]

The LOIN is from the middle, chunkiest part of the fish, and as such is always nicer to eat than a thinner piece taken from elsewhere on the fish. We have an excellent, award winning fishmonger locally, and these Iceland Battered Haddock Loins are considerably cheaper than buying Haddock loin from him and preparing them myself. They're also delicious, and so far, neither of us have found any bones! We would much rather pay for Haddock Loin Fillets from Iceland than cheap Pollock from anywhere else. We have already had them several times and don't agree that the batter is too thick, it's lovely crispy batter, and for me, it could be thicker as it's so nice! They're always going to be more expensive than thinner fillets, it's a case of 'you get what you pay for'. You're not going to get the same quality and flavour from cheap beef compared to fillet steak, and fish is much the same! When compared to fish from the 'chippy' they're very good value, you don't get served Haddock loin in chip shops! We cook ours in an air fryer, and serve them with either home made potato wedges or buttered mash and petits pois or mushy peas, depending on how we feel!

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thank you kindly for the information. All the best, Gareth.

[@magicgraham9666]

Fantastic review. The fish looked amazing I will certainly be trying these. At the moment my favourite fish is Aldis extra large cod in batter. Its increased in price recently its now £4.69 for two pieces {460 g }. Also yesterday picked up a new vindaloo ready meal with Pilau rice from Aldi {400 g} It cost £2.49. Lots of rice and not enough chicken however tastes amazing.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

You're welcome

[@justinhamilton497]

That's my favourite fish too. I also buy the haddock in batter too. Aldi for me.

[@fookdatchit]

I just can't decide if I like diphosphates or ammonium carbonates the best, but both taste better with a side order of maltodextrin

[@dihuxtable7075]

When you think of buying fish and chips from a chippy you need a 2nd mortgage for a family of 5..i buy the Iceland cod in batter last price was 4.40. Great show Gareth

[@angelamalpass9763]

Absolutely no chance I'd pick them up in Iceland ...the other week the review on Aldi fish was brilliant.. oim on 2nd box ...and as for going on a diet...your gorgeous as you are❤xx

[@SuperLittleTyke]

Third box here!

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

You're top of the Christmas list x

[@IamBATMAN2024]

I usually get Icelands Harry ramsdens battered haddock fillets 500g you get 2 big ish filets for £6.50 but I’m gonna give this a try as it’s £1.25 cheaper! Hope these are as nice as Harry’s are lol

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers pal

[@Dystopianutopiabuilds]

At 65 percent fish you are getting 325 grams of actual cod here. Iceland sell 320 grams of haddock fillet for £3.50 batter costs pence so if you have a deep fryer you'd be saving £1.75.

[@SuperLittleTyke]

Cooking Recommendation: I was thinking, you like fish, so why not try really fresh fish to pan-fry at home? There's a fishmonger in Market Street, Ulverston who sells a wide variety of fresh fish and seafood. You could get a couple of plaice fillets, lightly dust them with flour and pan-fry in a little sunflower oil for about 2 minutes each side. It's dead easy. Just don't overcook it. Remember, the fish is still cooking a little after you've removed it from the heat. I guarantee you won't taste anything finer. I have recommended plaice, because the thickness is more even than cod or haddock, but you can experiment with other fish, even pollock.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Yes we have some cod Fillets in the freezer week they are now. Thinking of doing that. Thank you. 😊

[@sunniertimer598]

I have tgd impression Mr. BFG doesn't like to cook, so...

[@vampire__uk]

Good to see you channel growing. Spot on.

[@brendaferrie9592]

Iceland putting everything up

[@menopausalbarbie7467]

I do enjoy haddock and these look good, thanks for another honest review 💜💜💜

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers Barbie x

[@byronwoodleymaund1439]

A bit on the dear side, you can get the co op meal deal, fish portions, scampi, chips,peas and 3 magnum lollies for £6.00, great value indeed !! Spot on review as usual, please do a mango chutney-off ?

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thanks for the tips!

[@stigg333]

They looked very nice and the price is a bit high but not to bad in todays climate. Great review and stay well.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thanks 👍

[@nigel3455]

I actually think these are the best you can get for frozen battered fish. I like the Cod but you can also get Haddock and Hake.

[@diamus1004]

I get the cod too. 👍

[@debbieoneill2377]

I get the hake . Lovely

[@roly5573]

@@debbieoneill2377 Farmfoods have been selling 800g of frozen Hake Fillets for £2.99. Great value!

[@debbieoneill2377]

@@roly5573 no way, I'll have a bit of that thank you

[@jwsuicides8095]

Just last night I was checking out online the Iceland range of Young's fish that are supposedly "on offer". Even on offer they're still more expensive than elsewhere. Iceland used to do their own fish pie that was tasty and good value..it seems to have disappeared online - has anyone seen it in shop?

[@dorothycullen7689]

These are lovely, best on market in my opinion.

[@nicolavallely8076]

I need two of those and chips and beans for a meal,thank you for the video Gareth xx

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

You’re welcome 😊

[@gerardmcquade9102]

i had cod fillets yesterday from Aldi, they were the best i have had in a long time

[@ASH.......................1976]

Hi Gaz it's been a while since I commented ,but I've still been watching ,I remember that song '2 unlimited Y'all ready for this' wow that takes me back ! 😀👍

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Hello Ash, yes how you been? All the best pal.

[@ASH.......................1976]

@@BaldFoodieGuy yeh,good thanks Gaz,busy at work lately that's why I don't get to watch your videos as soon as you post them ,but trust me still as great as always 😊👍

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

@ASH-ho6kf no worries Ash, glad your busy with work mate.

[@ASH.......................1976]

@@BaldFoodieGuy thanks Gaz 👍

[@6panel300]

Whenever I here the word loin I can't help thinking of Porridge when Fletch explains to Godber what loins are.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Haha great programme that

[@Val-from-Leigh]

So many oils! I've been getting Birds Eye it was cheaper (at time of purchase) per 100g than Asda's own. I usually buy Morrisons.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers Val

[@matthewetheridge4535]

It's good of you to let minnow what the haddock is like!

[@SaorAlba1970]

if you think the haddock fillets are small you should see Mr Kipling 6 apple tarts/pies ... they have shrunk them and they are tiny

[@MaureenPower-n4y]

I got the breaded ones in Aldi was 4euro I cooked them in the oven ,I love them ❤ just with salad and maybe a few chips 😍

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Sounds great!

[@SpikeF14]

First time that I've seen an airfryer cook time. About time lol

[@nickfranks2911]

Hey there loving the food videos apparently the loin is the thick part. Looks yummy 💖💖💖💖

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers for the information

[@robertansell4538]

Very funny vlog Gareth made girl laugh 😂 out load and and price fish 🐠 😂 😂

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@carolowen6242]

We recently tried the buttermilk chicken pieces that you recommended. Very nice! Not so keen on battered fish.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thank you. 😊

[@mummyd1990]

Another belter of a review,your reviews always make me smile with your sense of humour and madness 😂😂😂,keep up the great work and stay safe and well as always matey.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thank you kindly

[@susanreid9857]

I have been buying the cod version for years . They used to be £4.50 not that long ago ,but they are nice x

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers Susan

[@eddiebhoy1973]

what would you recommed when it comes to battered fish thats not to thick of batter and plenty of meat and delicious?

[@dannycostello1978]

SPOT ON! I hope you're SPOT ON! I love it when you do the beginning bit. Makes me laugh every time. 😂

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Glad you enjoyed it lol

[@andyhughes5885]

You`ve got my mouth watering again Gareth. There`s an Iceland just along the road from me and i`ll pop in and get those tomorrow along with some sweetcorn.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Hope you enjoy

[@Slycockney]

Battered Haddock is my favourite. If you have one portion of fish with chips and beans/peas that's still only around £2.50 each, not bad these days.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers pal

[@annettewalter2273]

They looked really tasty. I love crispy batter.

[@AllanNeaves-qn3zr]

Gareth, your chunky Haddock looked well coated with a crispy crunch, and cooked up well.But bloomin eck they are small.I'd need a minimum of 2fillets with double chips& mushy peas. Could with salad in a bap pass as a fillet'o fish burger 🍔 😊But me old son ,long gone are the days ot two bob(10p)fish&chips 😢😢 keep the quality of your vlog on the up,they keep me smiling ☺ Cheers

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thanks for the tips!

[@Matt19matt19]

Had a steak pie today from a butchers (DT Law in haslingden lancs). Absolutely stunning. Full to the brim with steak. You'd never get anything close in a supermarket. Wasn't even that expensive either, less than £3. Just thought I'd try it. Please Gaz can you do some more of those drive outs to find proper pies, well any type of foods that butchers/ farm shops sell. Cheers.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Oh could just eat one now mate, cheers

[@Matt19matt19]

@@BaldFoodieGuy if it had an ingredients list it would be 80% steak 20% pie 😂. You need to venture off to get some pie. You know it makes sense.

[@christinebeames712]

I shall buy some tommorow , thank you

[@empireofnoise2200]

I've never had haddock, how do they compare to cod is there a big difference or are they near enough the same

[@SuperLittleTyke]

They are very similar. I believe one variety is more flaky than the other, but haddock, especially smoked haddock, is delicious, as is cod.

[@TheCho-k4m]

Iceland are marking everything up massively, totally exploiting thier customer base.

[@jwsuicides8095]

I don't know what's happened lately with Iceland...

[@KevinJones-qp9er]

Absolutely spot on !!!!!

[@jwsuicides8095]

@@nigel8499 Aha!

[@davidhaslett9777]

Hang on, ASDA are also increasing their prices, along with Lidl, Aldi. All of them are increasing prices. Iceland are closing unprofitable stores every month, just like any store group.

[@jwsuicides8095]

@@davidhaslett9777 Yes, but Iceland have gone nuts...and more expensive than Asda now.

[@stephaniemurphy3443]

Look OK yes I agree the batter is quiet thick

[@robertduffield1445]

Try them in a white bap cheese slice lettuce and mayo really nice

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Yummy cheers pal

[@bathman6366]

I guess the price depends on how you look at it. A standard size haddock at the chippy is around 6.50. You definitely need 2 of these to make a meal though, 1 for the kids. Loin is the centre and meatiest part of the fish. Im going to try these, Iceland have upped their game lately.

[@neiljohnson4763]

The luxury cod is what l buy, small but chunky, similar to the haddock. Pricey, but what's new!

[@conaningram1030]

What probe is it you use to check the temperature? Do you have a name/model number so I can Google it please??

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

It was a gift sent to me.

[@conaningram1030]

@@BaldFoodieGuy No name or sticker with any information on? I suppose any should be ok I guess, I just didn't want to buy some cheap rubbish that doesn't work

[@sandyshine6690]

Spot on 👌❤

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thank you!

[@3879keith]

I didnt know Haddocks had Loins...................... you learn something new everyday..............☺

[@anthonyfrance4796]

There is nothing but white mush in fish fingers and haddock and cod portions that has been scraped of the floor with huge amounts of thick breadcrumb mixture resembling cement

[@terrybarton8388]

When you consider that fish and chips from any chip shop now is the best part of a tenner! These are very good value despite the price!

[@philipjones9458]

Had me laughing with the bread and butter.

[@Loobylooto2]

I’m having a bit of a Debby Downer of a week and just wanted to say thank you for bringing a bit of humour into my day You made me chuckle with the humour Please keep on doing you 😊❤

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

You are so welcome, hope it improves

[@vincehenry9126]

To be fair they did look exactly as pictured on the box , taste wise you couldn’t fault them they sounded crispy and tasty that’s for sure! Price wise though? They are well up there by weight! Cheers for another good vid 👍

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

You're welcome 😊

[@trekkeruss]

I AM SPOT ON! 😂 0:40 OMG 🤣 Okay, I have finished watching, so this will be my last edit of my post lol. I think they call it luxury because of the price. 😂 Fish is expensive, so the price understandable. It did look good, but I would only buy at a discount.

[@adztaylor2277]

Thick batter helps to add to the overall weight using less fish of course, you are right. The producers know all the tricks in the book to maximise profit. I have had these and they do taste good. Bit on the pricey side if you ask me. Good review bud. All the best.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Very true! Cheers Adz

[@allythescot]

They do look good though,all the best,Ally

[@peterclarke3300]

Great review Gaz as always and I stand back in amazement at the size and the price but it’s the way everything is going and I got one of those pizzas from Aldi that you did the other day a snack for tomorrow and the look pretty good in real life and keep up with the great work 👏👏👍👍

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers pal

[@verali164]

Is it cold in Iceland at the moment

[@kb3194]

Most fish is nice tbh 👍 breadcrumb is also reeeeeally good 🙏

[@kizzyfarrell6156]

They looked nice Be good with chips and peas Best wishes Gareth

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers Kizzy, good you're well 👍

[@chriskell3685]

Some idea if the batter was thick or not would be useful to know

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Watch the video 🤣

[@chriskell3685]

@@BaldFoodieGuy the sarcasm wasn’t evident then 😆

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

@chriskell3685 haha no mate 🤣

[@therealisation5500]

The wife came home yesterday with two large angel cut haddocks £ 6 50 from Morrisons fish counter a bargain and good offers are out there if you look

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

Iceland is too expensive now, they've lost my custom!

[@dawndav666]

Trying them tomorrow

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Enjoy 😉

[@Nickmk6one]

Didn't know some fish have loins, well i never 😂

[@glennismossey6976]

Hi from 🇨🇦! Fish do not have loins. The term is used as a marketing ploy by manufacturers , and is used to describe the prime part of the fish which is the widest or thickest part! They did look good but I agree the batter was a tad too much. Enjoy your day!

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thanks for the info!

[@eddiejones.redvees]

You will always get support from your subscribers because you always put great content out to keep use watching 👀

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

I appreciate that

[@luvuforeverjames]

You should have had one of those those in a lightly buttered roll, would have made it more filling and like an actual meal. Bought 2 cod, 1 haddock and 3 portions of chips last week from the chippy, came to £38! Tbf though the fish were large and there were loads of chips, the price still astounded me though.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers James, wow that is a lot of money 💰. Yes good idea. In trying to cut down lol 😆

[@luvuforeverjames]

@@BaldFoodieGuy yeah London prices lol!

[@davidhuddleston3127]

Lovely with chips, mushy peas and half a jar of pickled onions 😋

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Sounds great!

[@bobby5634]

Shocking prices I won't shop there. I find sainsburys the cheapest for most things now between there and Aldi.

[@toddoframsgate1393]

Thanks G.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Welcome

[@gerrylewis5281]

Mostly white fish is sold from the tail end, especially in a chippie. The loin is the best part and the thickest of the fish. Also it is Haddock, which is dearer than Cod and as I said the loin is the best cut. It is like comparing a fillet steak to a frying steak. So yeah, there are cheaper versions out there, but of a lower quality. With the price of fish today? the price for almost 500gms is fair value. Nice review Mr G 👍👍👌 and "spot on", with some chips and mushy peas and this would be great. Have you ever thought of doing a chippie review of different fish? Huss, AKA Rock Salmon, is well underrated and is a lot cheaper than other white fish. It also has the benefit of having no bones, just cartilage which some chippies will cut out before frying. And yes I'm coming up to 70, but I have "Are you ready for this?" By 2 Unlimited on my Spotify playlist 🥰🥰😎🥰🥰.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers Gerry for the information pal. 👍 all the best. Haha you nailed it lol 😆

[@neiltonks4627]

I remember the days when haddock was the cheapest fish by far in my local chippies. How times change!

[@bebejohnston]

They looked pretty good,I’d rather have a small piece of something good than large portion of something less tasty .The loin is the best part of the fish, Gareth the way you ate that fish is it fair to say your on a see food diet lol your good craic,thanks for the review ❤

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers

[@unysis212]

Nice review Gaz. Just one thing though: was the batter thick? 😂

[@Tom_murray89]

I may have to get some

[@davidhuddleston3127]

Mrs H here again 😀 they do look and sound good but a bit pricy, do Aldi do a similar product I wonder ? 🤔

[@alejandrayalanbowman367]

Hi Gareth from Spain. That has to be the most expensive batter you've bought yet. Weight for weight, I'd love to know which was the greater quantity, fish or batter. No traffic lights, this time? Think you've deen done again.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers pal, yes pretty expensive.

[@markshirley01]

Farmfoods do a garlic sauce filled crispy fish fillets - they are nice

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thanks for the tip!

[@lynneosborne5200]

Aldis chunky cod battered fish fillets are good as well, but same size as yours x

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thanks for the tip!

[@citizenseventies6738]

Yes a wee bit expensive Gaz but if it is of any consolation these would cost way more if a chippy sold these. May give these a go with just mushy peas, tartare sauce and lots of s&v.

[@nightnurse2543]

Ha ha love you videos Gareth they looked alright 😊Dont deprive your self of chips and mushy pea s though!!!😊

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Haha yes

[@annallan8228]

Hi there just been watching your video the fish looked good on the box but when they were took out off the box they were small.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Yes small

[@leesmith4795]

£5.25! Don’t think I’ll be buying them anytime soon. Gareth, would’ve been interesting to see what the weight of the batter or fish alone came to?

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers pal

[@andyingham1190]

The best ones are from Marks and Spencer. They do a chunky cod or haddock in batter or breadcrumbs. I won’t buy any others. They are the best. The cost of them is £7.50 for 4 but worth every penny.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers Andy

[@mactheknifeuk]

do what i do, local pond, childs fishing net. 12 stickle back fish fill a slice of bread easy! bit of frog spawn make the spikes go down easy peasy. top tip, dont tell anyone!🤨

[@dalebaker9109]

The price is in the stratosphere now. If they were £3.25, that would have been great. They are turning the screw very tight, on our cash Gaz. Utter joy of a video Gaz.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers pal