Birds Eye Cod Cakes Reviews

Birds Eye Cod Cakes Meat / Fish

Product Type: Birds Eye Meat / Fish

Description:Brand: Birds Eye / Type: Fish

Newest Review: ... Like many of Birds Eye's other products they are something nice and simple that you can whip up with not much effort for ... more

 ... those days when you really don't fancy cooking something up. The cakes are quite small, and nothing like the huge greasy things you get from chip chops. I think 3 is a good serving if you accompany them with some carrots, chips, salad etc and provides you with a filling and satisfying meal. These cod cakes don't admitedly taste a lot like fish, and the texture is nothing like the texture of fresh fish. So if I'm honest, I don't know how much cod there is in them, but with each cake providing 9g of protein there has to b...more

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Tortelloni
Birds Eye Cod Cakes: Lovely Fishcakes (352 words)
by - written on 09/08/10 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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I think these are a brilliant filler to keep stocked up in your freezer. A small box of 4 fishcakes takes up next to no space, and can be bought for a bargain price of anything between 60p - £1 depending on where you buy them. The packaging differs slightly to the picture shown above, as they have changed the picture of the filling. It now looks 'smoother' and contains small bits of parsley. Like many of Birds Eye's other products they are something nice and simple that you can whip up with not much effort for those days when you really don't fancy cooking something up. The cakes are quite small, and nothing like the huge greasy things you get from chip ...  Read the complete review

channyfannyx
Codcakes (452 words)
by - written on 09/05/10 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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I feel a little weird writing a review on codcakes but since I've been eating them every night for tea for the past week I feel equipped to do so. At only 67p for 4 fishcakes they were a bargain and I think I'm becoming addicted. They're packaged in a 198g blue box thats recycable, and has a photo o the codcakes with the birdseye logo and a river in the background. To store you keep them in the freezer at -18 C or cooler. They're so easy to cook and convenient you can either stick them in the grill for 15-20 mins or place them in the oven for 20 mins. I find they're so much tastier grilled though straight from the freezer. You get 4 cod ...  Read the complete review

xxfoxyredxx
Birds Eye Cod Cakes: Fishy goings on! (469 words)
by - written on 10/02/10 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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My mate being Vegetarian and being on holiday with her has posed us a fair few problems. Mainly due to her not eating anything involved with meat and being some sort of fruitarian! However she has been weaned onto eating fish occasionally which led us to purchasing these fish cake in Iceland costing £1.00! The Packaging: Light and dark blue square box and on the front of the box there is a picture of the cod cakes and I'm told they are Birds Eye 4 Cod Cakes In Crunch Crumb and then I'm told they contain no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives and there is an at a glance nutritional chart on there. Other information listed on the box ...  Read the complete review

rji0907
Birds Eye Cod Cakes (444 words)
by - written on 24/08/09 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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Birds Eye Cod Cakes are a regular visitor to my freezer. They are cheap, convenient, quick and easy to cook and have a really nice taste to them. For the great price of just 78p you get four cod cakes in a box. You can find them in the frozen section in most supermarkets alongside frozen fish and fish fingers. Considering they are made by Birds Eye, which for me is a trusted brand, I was surprised by how little they charge for these so wasn't expecting miracles from them. The cakes themselves are circular and measure around 2.5" in diameter. It is basically a crunchy breadcrumb golden coating, inside of which you will find a generous helping of ...  Read the complete review

SusanLesley
Birds Eye Cod Cakes: Where has Captain Bird's Eye gone? (763 words)
by - written on 20/08/09 (Very useful, 125 readings)
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Whilst shopping the other day I noticed some Bird's Eye Fish Cakes in the freezer and I thought I would treat myself as I haven't had any for ages and I do like a nice fish cake! The full name of these is actually Bird's Eye Cod Cakes in Crunch Crumb and they cost me the princely sum of 74p for a pack containing four fish cakes. The pack is light, bright and appealing. The 'picture' on the front is of blue sky, crashing surf and sands but there's no sign of Captain Birds Eye - has he finally retired? Has he drowned at sea? I haven't heard anything from the RNLI! LOL! There is also a picture of two of the fish cakes with some runner beans ...  Read the complete review

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