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DELIVERY INFORMATION:
We'll be in touch within 24 hours of receiving your order to arrange delivery ASAP
Loins = 10 x 6-7oz pieces
Fillets = minimum weight 2kg
A good traditional English fish, and extremely popular. Haddock has a slightly stronger flavour than Cod and is slightly softer in texture - more fragile than the texture of Cod.
Choose, skinless loins or skin on fillets.
Typical nutritional values per 100g:
Skinless Haddock Loins
Energy – 326KJ / 78kcal
Fat – 0.6g
Of which saturates – <0.1g
Carbohydrates – 0.0g
Of which sugars – 0.0g
Protein – 18g
Salt – 0.3g
Skin-On Haddock Fillets
Energy – 317KJ / 75kcal
Fat – 0.4g
Of which saturates – 0.1g
Carbohydrates – 0.0g
Of which sugars – 0.0g
Protein – 17.8g
Salt – 0.17g
Once you have placed your order we will be in contact to arrange delivery and answer any questions you may have.
If you have any other questions then please contact us on 07845 009 100.
Returns
Our returns policy is very simple: we will exchange anything you don't like and haven't cooked for the equivalent of another product as long as you contact us within 14 days. Please contact us by telephone or send us an email to make arrangements.
There is no wastage
Very tasty and value for money
Tom's haddock fillets are a new favourite. They are nicely firm and work really well pan fried in butter (and lots of basting per Masterchef!). Sometimes haddock smells too fishy and this doesn't because it is so fresh.
Delicious
Haddock fillets are really good. Excellent flavour, especially poached in milk.
We use these loins to make a very tasty fish curry, marinading them in natural yoghurt, fresh ginger, lemon juice and curry spice. The haddock is the perfect fish for this recipe.
Equally delicious is to use it with the Atlantic salmon and prawns in a fish pie.