Give it a try. It is so much better than the salmon you normally buy off the counter which is on offer at £5.00 per kilo. Non wild Salmon @£5 is not filleted for starters & comes with more grey fat.
For an extra £1.50 buy this wild Salmon & save yourself the food waste of filleting & with little or no blubber & a meatier taste & NO PREP TIME.
Trust me. If you havent had is before you will NOT regret giving it a go.
Offer valid for delivery from 6/12/2016 until 26/12/2016
And after you cut the head & pull out the bones of your whole salmon its probably the same price per kilo or cheaper.
And for anyone moaning about it being frozen.... All salmon sold in uk SUPERMARKETS has been frozen before they defrost it for you before selling it to you from the fish counter as fresh fish.
Tesco whole salmon - Previously frozen
Sainsburys whole salmon - Previous frozen
Morrisons whole salmon- Previously frozen
Asda - Just emailed for confirmation it was previously frozen (which it will have been) EDIT ASDA AVOIDED THE QUESTION - IE ITS PREVIOUSLY FROZEN TOO
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YouDontWantToKnow to backinstock
14 Dec 163#3
Lol..... Salmon
& if anyone moans about it being frozen they might want to think about how their fish gets to the supermarket counter. Its all frozen! lol
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backinstock
14 Dec 162#1
6 salmon fillets for only £4?
What's the catch?
YouDontWantToKnow to backinstock
14 Dec 163#3
Lol..... Salmon
& if anyone moans about it being frozen they might want to think about how their fish gets to the supermarket counter. Its all frozen! lol
saryles
14 Dec 161#2
thank you good offer
YouDontWantToKnow to saryles
14 Dec 161#5
My pleasure.
Was just thinking about all the HOT Salmon deals at £5 per kilo. You have to chuck the head away & all the bones with those deals... So price per kilo is probably the same.
But this is a far superior product.
martaluscious
14 Dec 161#4
I assume it's frozen?
YouDontWantToKnow to martaluscious
14 Dec 16#6
The same as the fish you get in any Supermarket thats not frozen but they defrost it before you buy it.
Rich069
14 Dec 16#7
no its not.
Gollywood
14 Dec 16#8
Heat added for the detailed description.
YouDontWantToKnow
14 Dec 16#9
Yes it is Rich
qbs
14 Dec 161#10
Depends on which supermarket and where you are, but, usually, some is fresh and some has been previously frozen.
So neither of you are totally right or totally wrong, so stop arguing. :smile:
UncleWilly
14 Dec 161#11
Oh no it isn't!
YouDontWantToKnow
14 Dec 16#12
Well. I am pretty sure Tesco do not farm their Salmon (in Norway) & transport it by boat to the UK without it being frozen. :wink:
Of course its frozen beforehand & defrosted for the counter.
YouDontWantToKnow
14 Dec 16#13
Just for the unbelievers..... Fresh counter Salmon HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN FROZEN
YouDontWantToKnow
14 Dec 16#14
Shut up Buttons! :wink: (just for clarity its a pantomime joke)
qbs
14 Dec 16#15
Not all fish are farmed or salmon.
YouDontWantToKnow
14 Dec 161#16
All Tesco counter whole Salmon @ £5 per kilo is farmed "Farmed in U.K., Scotland, Norway & Previously frozen (defrosted)"
baldeagle217
14 Dec 16#17
heat for posting
qbs
14 Dec 16#18
#6 "The same as the fish you get in any Supermarket thats not frozen but they defrost it before you buy it." That's what I'm saying isn't true. So I'll spell it out. SOME fish is frozen, SOME isn't. What is fresh and what is frozen will depend on which retailer it is and where it's located. ALL fish will have been on ice. :smiley:
golfie
14 Dec 16#19
get off this thread.That's far too reasonable a response :stuck_out_tongue:
YouDontWantToKnow
14 Dec 16#20
"FISH" in #6 means "SALMON"
Please, if you want to pick an argument please do so elsewhere.
The Food Standards Agency guidelines say that fish may be labelled as fresh if it has ‘been kept chilled on ice, but not stored deep frozen’.
YouDontWantToKnow to Rich069
14 Dec 16#25
And what you believe to be fresh is not fresh they just defrost it & sell it from the counter once defrosted.
I dont know what your problem is but please take it somewhere else.
The quote about counter served salmon was tescos own statement on the product they sell on their counter.
So there we go.... Salmon served on the counters in Tesco stores was previously frozen.
Now please... Go elsewhere with your arguments
OB1
14 Dec 16#23
I believe this is much healthier than farmed salmon, better quality fat.
adm9147
14 Dec 16#24
Had this before, it was horrible.
Rich069
14 Dec 16#26
it appears you want everyone to go "elsewhere" unlesss they agree with you-but hey, its "your" thread and you must be correct, otherwise youll look a complete....
gerry7230
14 Dec 16#27
That's not true,well not at sainsburys anyway.
gerry7230
14 Dec 16#28
Have previously worked at a sainsburys and their fish comes in fresh.
YouDontWantToKnow
14 Dec 16#29
Yes it is true @ Sainsburys. This product may have been previously frozen and defrosted
YouDontWantToKnow
14 Dec 16#30
See above admission by Sainsburys printed on their website
gerry7230
14 Dec 16#31
may!! keeping themselves in the right incase at a time they may bring in frozen,or its frozen in transit instead of chilled.
YouDontWantToKnow to gerry7230
14 Dec 16#33
Frozen in transit as well as all salmon in Supermarkets
gerry7230
14 Dec 16#32
May!!! keeping themselves right incase in transit it may be transported in a freezer rather than chiller.
gerry7230
14 Dec 16#34
It's not.Have unloaded these lorries thousands of times and there fresh.That wording you have is keeping them right and legal.
So are you basing your argument by what you read on the Internet or have you actually worked in a supermarket or distribution outlet?
YouDontWantToKnow to gerry7230
15 Dec 16#37
Err no. My comments highlighted above are what the supermarkets say they are & its splattered over their websites. Are you saying the supermarkets are lying?
I am just waiting from a response from ASDA & then all the top 4 supermarkets say the salmon on their fish counters was previously frozen.
I would rather take their words than yours. Sorry
dvdvicar
14 Dec 16#35
Says "packed in China" - as opposed to Canada. I would worry it was caught that side of the Pacific until I knew otherwise.
GAVINLEWISHUKD to dvdvicar
15 Dec 16#36
It's fished in the Gulf of Alaska (but not at this time of the year). Most of the frozen fish is shipped to China for cheaper processing and distribution.
gerry7230
15 Dec 16#38
Again they say MAY so that's leaving it open for both fresh and frozen.
like when certain products say MAY contain nuts because come from a factory were nuts are processed.They are just covering themselves incase it happens. Don't know how many times I can explain this to you.
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Give it a try. It is so much better than the salmon you normally buy off the counter which is on offer at £5.00 per kilo. Non wild Salmon @£5 is not filleted for starters & comes with more grey fat.
For an extra £1.50 buy this wild Salmon & save yourself the food waste of filleting & with little or no blubber & a meatier taste & NO PREP TIME.
Trust me. If you havent had is before you will NOT regret giving it a go.
Offer valid for delivery from 6/12/2016 until 26/12/2016
And after you cut the head & pull out the bones of your whole salmon its probably the same price per kilo or cheaper.
And for anyone moaning about it being frozen.... All salmon sold in uk SUPERMARKETS has been frozen before they defrost it for you before selling it to you from the fish counter as fresh fish.
Tesco whole salmon - Previously frozen
Sainsburys whole salmon - Previous frozen
Morrisons whole salmon- Previously frozen
Asda - Just emailed for confirmation it was previously frozen (which it will have been) EDIT ASDA AVOIDED THE QUESTION - IE ITS PREVIOUSLY FROZEN TOO
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& if anyone moans about it being frozen they might want to think about how their fish gets to the supermarket counter. Its all frozen! lol
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What's the catch?
& if anyone moans about it being frozen they might want to think about how their fish gets to the supermarket counter. Its all frozen! lol
Was just thinking about all the HOT Salmon deals at £5 per kilo. You have to chuck the head away & all the bones with those deals... So price per kilo is probably the same.
But this is a far superior product.
So neither of you are totally right or totally wrong, so stop arguing. :smile:
Of course its frozen beforehand & defrosted for the counter.
Please, if you want to pick an argument please do so elsewhere.
I dont know what your problem is but please take it somewhere else.
The quote about counter served salmon was tescos own statement on the product they sell on their counter.
So there we go.... Salmon served on the counters in Tesco stores was previously frozen.
Now please... Go elsewhere with your arguments
So are you basing your argument by what you read on the Internet or have you actually worked in a supermarket or distribution outlet?
I am just waiting from a response from ASDA & then all the top 4 supermarkets say the salmon on their fish counters was previously frozen.
I would rather take their words than yours. Sorry
like when certain products say MAY contain nuts because come from a factory were nuts are processed.They are just covering themselves incase it happens. Don't know how many times I can explain this to you.
China
caught in:
the Pacific Ocean
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