Young's Extra Large Fish Fillets Reviews
Product Type: Young's Meat / Fish
Newest Review: ... product ~~ Cooking the fish is really easy. Just place them on a wire rack on a backing tray and cook them in the oven for ... more
... about 30mins at gas mark 8.
The fish fillets are really huge, just like the ones from the chip shop! They are cooked to a lovely golden colour. The batter cooks just perfectly it is bubbly and crispy, and not at all greasy tasting. It is just the right thickness too, and complements the fish well. The fish is really moist and has a lovely delicate flavour. It tastes fresh, and it's a really flaky, pure white piece of fish. The fish is really thick too, I'd say around 3cms thick, so it makes for a really filling dinner...more
by - written on 12/04/10 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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I've had these Youngs chip shop extra large fish fillets for dinner a few times now. I have been really pleased with them as they are very tasty, and make a nice filling meal. ~~ The packaging ~~ Youngs extra large fish fillets come in a bright blue box, with a picture of the sea, and a large picture of the cooked fish on the front. The box even reminds you of the sea side! It has a large 'Youngs' logo on the top, and says "Chip shop, the nations favourite. 2 Extra large fish fillets in a crisp bubbly batter" Yum! ~~ The product ~~ Cooking the fish is really easy. Just place them on a wire rack on a backing tray and cook ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/02/10 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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I brought a box of these Extra Large Cod Fillets from Youngs because they was on special offer and cost £2.99 for 2 fillets, the normal price is £5.00 and I don't think I'd pay that very often for them because you can get fresh cod cheaper than that! I know the price sounds loads for 2 pieces of frozen battered fish but they're massive and not much smaller than a large fish out of my local chippy. Even when they're frozen it looks nice, you can tell that when the batter's cooked it's going to be tasty and you can see the bubbles in the batter straight away. You see it's even better value for money when you cut into because the batter isn't majorly ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/02/10 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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One evening last week, i had had a particularly long day in the office and certainly didnt feel like cooking much when I got home. Now my husband is usually excellent and will cook food if he is home first. But I knew that there was nothing in the house to eat as we are having a new kitchen fitted and so we are in a bit of a mess. Anyway to cut a long story short, I decided to pop into my local sommerfield. It is not somewhere that I usually shop as i find it a bit more epensive than other supermarkets. However whilst quickly browsing around trying to get inspiration for a quick meal idea I came across these youngs chip shop extra large cod fillets with bubbly ... Read the complete review
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