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Fish Facts

Cod

Cod

Our cod is caught in cold deep unpolluted artic waters around Iceland/Norway and in the Barent Sea, North of Russia. It is caught on large trawlers, then processed and frozen within six hours to retain its freshness. Cod has a white, flaky texture with a delicate taste.

Haddock

Haddock

Our line caught haddock is caught in the same way as cod and processed the same way. Haddock has a finer texture and a more pronounced flavour.

Hake

Hake

Our Cornish hake is caught in local waters, fresh or frozen. Related to the same fish family as cod and haddock. Very strong distinctive creamy flavour with fine texture.

Plaice

Plaice

Our plaice is fresh or frozen and is caught in local waters around the south west. Plaice is a flat fish, fine textured and easily digested.

Lemon Sole

Lemon Sole

Lemon sole is caught in local waters and can be fresh or frozen. It is a flat fish, has a fine texture and is easily digested with a stronger more distinctive flavour than plaice.

Prawns

Prawns

Commonly found in both fresh and salt water. They resemble shrimp and are known for their delicate, sweet flavor and tender texture.

Salmon

Salmon

Perfect for grilling, succulent and sweet, a lean choice that holds its structure well.

Whitebait

Whitebait

Our whitebait are members of the herring and sardine family. A fishy and rich flavour.

Calamari

Calamari

Often served fried as rings (known as "fried calamari"), it can also be grilled, sautéed, or added to pasta and salads. Calamari is low in fat and a good source of protein and essential nutrients.

Scampi

Whitby Scampi

Made from breaded and deep-fried langoustine tails, often served with chips and tartar sauce. Named after the coastal town of Whitby in North Yorkshire.

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