Stowmarket Asda won't fillet ,always "Far too busy " always rude if you dare ask as well....Tesco always fillet no problem and with a smile ...
david_wavid
9 Dec 16#39
Hot, why is Salmon so expensive?
Speculator to david_wavid
9 Dec 16#40
Very cheap compared to HK. I was in ParknShop in Sai Kung and they were selling a tiny slice of Norway salmon for £9!
Speculator
9 Dec 16#38
Just bought a couple of big ones which were reduced by a further 50% and still look very fresh (eyes are still nice and shiny!)
One of the advantages of living next to Asda.
Speculator
8 Dec 161#37
Was available yesterday when I looked.
pantaiema
8 Dec 16#36
Does anyone know whether this item still available today and the rest of the week ??
Thanks
Speculator
2 Dec 161#35
Just bought a big one @ Ware Asda. £13.72 for a 2.74kg fish. Same weight fish @ Tesco would've cost £24.66 :confused:
Also, use by date is 6/12.
pantaiema
1 Dec 16#34
I have been to few ASDA in London.
WHat they do is they normally already seal the whole Salmon in the plastic bag and they will tell you porkies that they are not allowed to open it due to health risk ....
gibblesuk
1 Dec 16#33
i have no idea how many they have nor whether the lazy fishmonger there will put it on display but if in the locale, worth trying.
gibblesuk
1 Dec 16#31
Just had phone call 24hr Asda #Blyth have had delivery today - same price £5/kilo
Speculator to gibblesuk
1 Dec 16#32
Good news.
Still £9 per kilo @ Tesco yesterday.
billicho
16 Nov 16#30
Wanted 3x and the miserable cow behind counter said she didn't have time to fillet any.
Asked again politely and she said she could do 2x but not 3x...
Hopefully next customer didn't want one
vigilant92
15 Nov 16#29
how do you book the class?
Cumbrian Hammer
15 Nov 16#28
Think my username might give away where I live....long long way from London.
rd232
15 Nov 16#27
How to fillet a salmon: YouTube is your friend (as with much else practical stuff).
Cumbrian Hammer
15 Nov 161#5
Good price..but as they wont fillet the fish,like Morrisons do..ill leave it.
I made a right pigs a**e of the last one I bought from Asda...rather pay a bit more,and have it filleted for me.
theatrical to Cumbrian Hammer
15 Nov 16#6
My local asda fillet - maybe ask again ?
Speculator to Cumbrian Hammer
15 Nov 16#8
I find the larger the fish, the easier it is to fillet.
Just chop the head off and run a sharp knife along the bone on each side. Then use a fish bone tweezer/picker (around £2/£3 @ Amazon) to remove the small bones along the middle of the fillet. Takes me about 20mins per fish.
patrick_000 to Cumbrian Hammer
15 Nov 16#25
If you live near London or Hastings then Billingsgate market run intro courses on filleting fish. I went to one a couple of weeks ago in Hastings -- it was very good - was only £8 including two whole fresh fish to take home.
patrick_000 to Cumbrian Hammer
15 Nov 16#26
If you live near London or Hastings then Billingsgate market run intro courses on filleting fish. I went to one a couple of weeks ago in Hastings -- it was very good - was only £8 including two whole fresh fish to take home.
paulandpam1
15 Nov 16#24
Well the miserable git in Asda Walton nearly through a wobbler last year when I asked him to fillet a whole salmon and after a lot of nasty snarls he finally 'butchered' it in 20 seconds leaving most of the flesh on the bone.
MisterSkinflint
15 Nov 16#23
That salmon is a trout.
kimhowgill
15 Nov 16#22
yes they do,all should! I run the counters section
wookeyhole1
15 Nov 161#21
we do fillet them (I also work for asda). I have been doing that today. I hate whole salmon!!!
wpj
15 Nov 16#20
Nice find; there has been a salmon shortage due to lice infestation and the available salmon were going into prepared fish (fillets and pieces) as these are higher value items. Hopefully things have got back to normal.
natnhay
15 Nov 16#19
Wait for Tesco to do an offer,they will do whatever preparation you want.
flickadoodle
15 Nov 16#18
I bought one last year we asked and they said they don't fillet them because they are pre packed in sealed bags it was an absolute nightmare doing it ourselves
tarryboy
15 Nov 161#17
Not at this price they don't, and when it is this price, they usually pack the fish and put them in freezes away from the fish counter, so, if you do walk upto the fish counter with a packed full salmon, they're like we got nothing to do with that fish, it's not from the fish counter.
kimhowgill
15 Nov 16#16
they will fillet, I'm a counters section leader at asda and if they won't see customer services and a manager will look in to why they won't.
ripvanwinkle
15 Nov 161#14
Nice pic of the knife chopping off the poor Salmons head lol
fishmaster to ripvanwinkle
15 Nov 16#15
Yes I found that hilarious too, we must both be psychopaths.
fishmaster
15 Nov 16#13
"I find the larger the fish, the easier it is to fillet."
:confused:
sofiasar
15 Nov 16#12
thank God.
iv been looking for a loose salmon :wink:
adamnsu
15 Nov 16#11
voted hot. but tbh i hate it when they dont cut it up for you. Ive tried doing it myself but its more of a hatchet job
jocksteeluk
15 Nov 161#10
Nice one i've been waiting for the whole salmon deals to start.
Cumbrian Hammer
15 Nov 161#9
Have asked 3 or 4 times over a period of time....they always say they don't fillet them.
clint thrust
15 Nov 16#7
Cook it whole
gibblesuk
15 Nov 16#2
Can't find "online" - anyone know if this is available home shopping? just in the middle of an order
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Still £9 per kg @ Tesco
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One of the advantages of living next to Asda.
Thanks
Also, use by date is 6/12.
WHat they do is they normally already seal the whole Salmon in the plastic bag and they will tell you porkies that they are not allowed to open it due to health risk ....
Still £9 per kilo @ Tesco yesterday.
Asked again politely and she said she could do 2x but not 3x...
Hopefully next customer didn't want one
I made a right pigs a**e of the last one I bought from Asda...rather pay a bit more,and have it filleted for me.
Just chop the head off and run a sharp knife along the bone on each side. Then use a fish bone tweezer/picker (around £2/£3 @ Amazon) to remove the small bones along the middle of the fillet. Takes me about 20mins per fish.
:confused:
iv been looking for a loose salmon :wink:
How big are the tins?