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Birds Eye Omega 3 Fish Fingers

 
Description: Manufacturer: Birds Eye / Alaska Pollock Fillet

Newest Review: ... types but they are never as nice and I always end up going back to buying Birds Eye. I think before I would avoid buying ... more

 ... Birds Eye because they are a little expensive compared to other brands but since I have seen them in farmfoods for just £1 I buy them all the time. Birds Eye Omega 3 are even more nutritious than your average fish finger because they have 33% more Omega 3. It is nice to think that even though you are giving your children convenience food that they are still getting something nutritious. There is also no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. The fish fingers are made with 100% fish fillet. You get 10 fis...more

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SusanLesley
Premium Review Birds Eye Omega 3 Fish Fingers: I didn't know fish had fingers! (794 words)
by - written on 30/01/08 (Very useful, 1440 readings)
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I saw an advert on TV the other night for Bird's Eye Fish Fingers reminding us all what a good source of Omega 3 they are. Now I hadn't had fish fingers for years so I decided to treat myself to a pack and feed my brain! Heaven knows it needs it at the moment. The first thing I noticed is that the pack has changed. I can't remember what it used to look like but I do know that it is now different if you know what I mean! The pack now is light, bright and appealing. The 'picture' on the front is of blue sky, crashing surf and sands. Captain Birds Eye stands to the left holding a fish shaped Birds Eye logo. Incidentally hold old is Captain Birds Eye - ...  Read the complete review

dthpsb
Premium Review Birds Eye makes the best fish fingers! (318 words)
by - written on 17/11/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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When I go shopping to Farmfoods I always buy a couple of boxes of Birds Eye Omega 3 Fish Fingers, everyone in our house likes them. My 3 children really like them, even my son who is a really fussy eater. My husband loves to eat them on sandwiches all mashed up with salt and vinegar on. I like them too but I probably eat them less than the rest of the house. When buying fish fingers I think by far the best ones are Birds Eye. I have tried other types but they are never as nice and I always end up going back to buying Birds Eye. I think before I would avoid buying Birds Eye because they are a little expensive compared to other brands but since I have seen ...  Read the complete review

joannan
Premium Review Birds Eye Omega 3 Fish Fingers: Pollocks....fish fingers (654 words)
by - written on 13/11/09 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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I hadn't had fish fingers in years until 3 years ago when I was pregnant with my daughter. I had a major craving (my one and only) for a fish finger sandwich. Not any fish finger sandwich.....a Jamie Oliver style fish finger sandwich!!! Tar tar.....ketchup....freshest of fresh french bread.....mmmmm....unfortunatly I went into labour as my best friend was loading the afore mentioned fish fingers(and hot curry,but that was for that evenings plan...wink wink) into the back of the car! I never got my craving fullfilled on that occasion, but they remained in my freezer to be enjoyed on a later date. They now are always in my fridge. Always Birds eye, always whichever ...  Read the complete review

Drewster_Rooster
Premium Review Theres nothing fishy about these apart from the taste... (385 words)
by - written on 07/11/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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Fish Fingers make a regular appearance in my shopping basket and I always have a box or two in my freezer (both normally open) I tend to stick to Birds Eye when it comes to these as I have tried other brands and tend to find that you don't get as much fish as you do with Birds Eye. I like these because they are a versatile thing to have in - perfect with something for a main meal or served in-between two slices of bread for a lovely fish finger butty. Either way I am a big fan and always look forward to eating them. The Omega apparently comes from the choice of fish, the Alaskan Pollock; a white fish similar to cod and haddock and to me tastes the ...  Read the complete review

Claribella
Premium Review Birds Eye Omega 3 Fish Fingers: 'Omega' fish finger! (323 words)
by - written on 11/09/09 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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I love fish and always have fish fingers on my shopping list. I can't afford the proper fish and tend to go for the cheapest fingers but when I saw that these were only £1 a box at Asda, I thought I'd pick some up and see how we got on with them. I wouldn't normally buy Birds eye because they are overpriced but I felt this was a bit of a bargain. There are ten fish fingers in a box and they are made with 100% Alaskan Pollock. Each finger also has the added benefit of the omega 3 fish oil added to them too which is suppose to help with healthy brain develop so I thought it might be great for the boys. The fish fingers are nice and thick and slightly ...  Read the complete review

 

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