Your right as a type two diabetes patient you should be eating lots of fish but my friend do you know that every 10 grams of carbohydrates you eat your body turns it to 4 gram of sugar.....this is not the fish you need to be eating.
My local chippy, now charges £7 for a Haddock. (In North East England) So these supermarket ones are excellent value. It never ceases to amaze me how there is enough fish in the sea to feed everybody. But it is my favourite food. These Air Fryers are a revelation. Intend to get one soon, possibly the Oven-Type with see-through window. Thanks for the steer.
Coming from a coastal fishing town in Northern Ireland, Cod has always been classed as a 'dirty' fish, because it's a bottom feeder, eating anything from condoms to used sanitary towels, and also it has Cod Worms in the meat you're eating. Haddock is a middle feeder, and is always, ALWAYS my choice when eating chippy fish, or prepared fish like this. I love the Lidl battered Haddock fillets with tartare sauce...Delish! 😋😋😋😋
@@maureentaphouse5206 very believable We are English loved cod fish and chips with for well over 100 years , Could be the worms have infected our brains and that’s why we’re going crazy now Brexit and all this going on lol
The shape of the heads of these fish says otherwise. The mouth of a cod is terminal, (it's at the end of the fish), whereas the mouth of a haddock is ventral (it faces down) and a quick look on-line at the recorded diets of these fish shows that: "Haddock feed on a variety of bottom-dwelling animals, including mollusks, worms, crustaceans, sea stars, sea urchins, sand dollars, brittle stars, and occasional fish eggs. Adults sometimes eat small fish, especially herring", whereas "Adult cod are active hunters, feeding on sand eels, whiting, haddock, small cod, squid, crabs, lobsters, mussels, worms, mackerel, and molluscs. In the Baltic Sea the most important prey species are herring and sprat". Personally, I eat haddock because it's tasty, not because of some daft old wives tales.
Aldi battered cod and haddock are great as well. I also note the ALDI ones have a much lower sugar content 0.8% opposed to 2%..in Morrisons. that's where the extra weight will come from, Sugar.
Yes Gareth, they both looked the goods. The Aldi piece was more a 👍 shape compared to the typical fillet shape of the Morrisons. A dead heat for taste and texture is good. 🤤👍 Now why can't these be made using Smoked Haddock?? I love smoked haddock with a thick creamy white sauce. Great review today Gareth. Cheers mate 👍😀🇦🇺
This is a great review! Thanks, first I've seen! One thing I wonder, why are the Aldi fillets less weight, when both packagrs weigh 500g? Maybe it's the size of the box.
Cant beat Aldi frozen fish. The cod is even better. I’ve tried them all. Aldi have real pieces of fish and tastes fresh and for what you get but far the best price.
You could have selected a slightly larger fillet from the Morrisons pack , as both packs state total weight of product inside weigh 500g, but each individual fillet are not exactly the same weight.
I have Aldi and Morrisons on my doorstep. New year i will dump my old knackard halogen cooker and upgrade to a Ninja foodi.. Both of those fillets look really tasty :-)
Hello Mr bald foodie guy, after I watched this video i finally made up my mind to buy a air fryer i think it was the looks of delight on your face that convinced me to get one, and I must say I'm glad I have.tried it out for the first time tonight with jumbo fish fingers and chips, I'm converted, thanks very much and keep up the great content, cheers mate.
Thank you for this talk. Really good to show all the ingredients to save you peering at packets when you get to the supermarket. I prefer not to have seed oils or palm oil and don’t want sugars or sweeteners added - which they are so often nowadays.
to be fair, 7 grams is not going to amount to much either way. good review, as a result of which i would buy either and be happy that you steered me that way, although, if i had the choice, i would go aldi because their bread colour is more to my liking.
The Morrisons fillets are not bigger!!! The weight figures cover them for any variation in the weights, especially as crumb will be lost in the box. The figure represents the lowest that any individual fillet weighs. The total of four fillets and the crumb will come to 500g. If both are four fillets weighing a total of 500g they all average 125g each. Any difference between the Aldi and Morrisons weight figures is just a result of a larger variation in the Aldi product.
Both looked great and I'll try the Morrisons one for sure ... as far as breaded fish goes l dont think you can beat plaice 😋 I've recently discovered Youngs Gastro fish fillets in tempura batter .. they are really nice and on offer in ASDA
us people love Haddock mate im eating lots of it since a major problem 3 weeks in hospital cant eat red meat at the moment great vids all thats missing is the mushy peas done in some malt vinegar in microwave yum yum yum tried them all keep going back to BATCHELORS
You should take a look at the 4 bread fish fillets in the cold isle in Aldi. 600 grams and £2.39 pack of four. Although that is pollock and they are larger.
Both look good for a minimal price difference and I always prefer haddock for taste. I commented on another of your foodies on this saying super markets have upped there game on the over priced named brands and he's not wrong. Great vlog 👍
I have eaten both and they are just as nice as each other, I agree, forgetting the price difference of course. Spot on review of Haddock-off buddy. All the best.
I’m sure some already know this but most of Aldis products are actually big name brands with the cooking time changed the one that always make me laugh is the cornflakes there made by Kellogg but the cooking time is is altered to make the flakes shrink and more crisp but ultimately it’s the same product for 2 pound less
Kellogg’s always used it as a selling point that they don’t make cereals for anybody else. I don’t know if this is still the case or not. Either way I always go for the cheaper brands because they’re all pretty similar.
Great review again Gareth, my late grandad was a fishmonger for years, so my family and myself were always having fresh fish, he would be turning in his grave seing me eating frozen fish. But it's so expensive to buy fresh fish these days.👍
We've compared the chunky haddock and cod fillets from Aldi and Lidl. We much prefer the battered chunky cod or haddock fillets from lidl and cook slightly less time than suggested
Both looked really lovely Gareth. For value for money it has to be Morrisons in my book. And you get an extra wee bit to each one, so it quality and quantity. Great video review again xx
Oh yes, another fish off. I've learned so much watching your videos. You are right the number and letters tell you wich country the food was 'manufactured or processed' in, as you said Poland. I really like big white flaky fish and when you cut the ALDI one open, that was the one for me, looked absolutely delicious. I guess both did really but there looked like more fish in the ALDI one. Another first class review. Thanks pal.
Love watching you. You have encouraged me to use my air fryer more. My oven is not very reliable so need to use my air fryer. Please keep doing the videos. Thank you
Well it would be a dead heat as they both done in the same fryer at the same heat. So yeh a dead haet? Now what is the make and type air fryer you got? As ide l like one. Thank you.
interesting informational vids. The Morrisons are now £5.25 Aldi not sure but Lidl £3.65... I tried the £3.95 Sainsbury's but couldnt light a candle to the Morrisons or Lidl but at £5.25 off my list now...
I believe that all packs of frozen fish products are required by law to carry a code in a small oval indicating the plant of production. In the case of the Morrisons pack shown here the code is GB (it used to be UK before we left the EU) GG 268 which is one of the Young's plants at Grimsby. The Aldi pack has the code PL 32611802 which indicates that it was produced in Poland although I don't know the exact location of plant 32611802 or the name of the producer. Many other foods such as beef or pork products, although not chicken for some reason, are also required to carry such identification.
I wish we had this version of Aldi in Poland. We unfortunately have Aldi Nord without many of the good Aldi Süd select products. Süd can also be found in Australia, they have fantastic select products. How I miss Aldi!
@@lesliecarter8322 Aldi was run by two brothers until they split the company in two after a dispute about liquor licensing. These Aldi companies operate in different markets and don't overlap. Although both are discount stores, one has a much more evolved (Süd, or South) 'Own Brand' than the other (Nord, or North).
Having only recently found your website, I am having fun (and making myself hungry) catching up on some of your older reviews. After watching your ‘Haddock-off’ I went online to check current prices 11 months on. Was sad to see Aldi’s is not currently available. And Morrison’s has jumped from £3 to £5.25 !!! Still obviously cheaper than your local chippy - but a sign of the times as to how much prices are going up...
Gareth, you're reading that wrong to get a 7gm difference. They are each using a different weight to give a breakdown of the nutritional value within that weight of product, nothing to do with the actual size of each fillet. I see that's led to confusion in other comments.
Cant believe iceland and youngs only 50% fish thats shocking never looked at that before till your video try tesco lightly dusted salt pepper cod fillets 80% cod same price as morrisons ones
Savers crunchy Peanut butter is superb compared to Asda. Have you tried it?? Also, Nutella on warm crumpets with fresh Strawberries at 9pm is gorgeous.
aldi looks loads better , i have some in the freezer but not tried em yet. you should try there posh range ie, haddock or cod in beer batter , 3.69 for 2 massive bits and fry it best ever.
Exactly. I would buy from Aldi if they would deliver and had a substitution option. Tesco do, so you can decide what you want and what you will accept instead.
I am sure Aldi was 500and Morrison 400. This would make the difference in value even more amazing. Ok one of your replies said both 500g. Whatever, I have added Aldi /bald guy to my shopping list. Keep on eating.
I'd pick the aldi ones they look a lot nicer I've had aldi cod fillets in batter they were horrible more batter than fish .oh try the aldi fish burgers in tempura batter they are so nice love fran xxx
From the old fishing town of Grimsby, haddock was always the the prime fish! We sent the worm riddled cod to London 😀
Was wondering if i would see a fellow Grimbarian giving his judgment on the fish haha.
😂 Old fishing town of Hull here….that worm riddled cod sent to London made me laugh
The Morrison’s one looks reconstituted rather than a fillet, whereas you can see the flakes of the fillet in the Aldi one
Not at all he's just cut down the grain on the Morrisons one. It's not rocket science.
Having type 2 diabetes fish is a staple on my plate, love fish and chips loads of vinegar. Great review Gareth
Thank you 😋👍👍
Your right as a type two diabetes patient you should be eating lots of fish but my friend do you know that every 10 grams of carbohydrates you eat your body turns it to 4 gram of sugar.....this is not the fish you need to be eating.
Do you eat canned fish (sardines, mackerel, tuna)? I too love fish and chips, but oily fish is much better for you than fried fish in batter.
Haddock always seems to freeze better and taste better than Cod from frozen.
Both boxes @ 500 grams so no difference. I buy one or two boxes of Aldi Haddock every week. Great value & great taste. A winner! 👍
Cheers
These are damn good reviews, down to earth, for your average consumer - we should see more of these!
thanks 😊
I’ve been watching the various videos and everything is spot on
My local chippy, now charges £7 for a Haddock. (In North East England) So these supermarket ones are excellent value. It never ceases to amaze me how there is enough fish in the sea to feed everybody. But it is my favourite food. These Air Fryers are a revelation. Intend to get one soon, possibly the Oven-Type with see-through window. Thanks for the steer.
Thanks for the info!
Well you know what the saying is? There's plenty more fish in the sea?
Hi Gareth,pure haddock and nicer coating on the Aldi one,you’re right,mushy peas chips,and tartare sauce,heaven !! X
Yes indeed x
We've had British bake off,now we've had Gareth's cod off,now haddock off.....now we can sod off !.....
😂😂👌
Coming from a coastal fishing town in Northern Ireland, Cod has always been classed as a 'dirty' fish, because it's a bottom feeder, eating anything from condoms to used sanitary towels, and also it has Cod Worms in the meat you're eating. Haddock is a middle feeder, and is always, ALWAYS my choice when eating chippy fish, or prepared fish like this. I love the Lidl battered Haddock fillets with tartare sauce...Delish! 😋😋😋😋
I didn't know that, thank you 👍👍
Talk about a party pooper lol
@@jimmorris5700 but it's true about Cod being wormy before it's prepped for dispatch to different outlets.
@@maureentaphouse5206 very believable We are English loved cod fish and chips with for well over 100 years , Could be the worms have infected our brains and that’s why we’re going crazy now Brexit and all this going on lol
The shape of the heads of these fish says otherwise. The mouth of a cod is terminal, (it's at the end of the fish), whereas the mouth of a haddock is ventral (it faces down) and a quick look on-line at the recorded diets of these fish shows that: "Haddock feed on a variety of bottom-dwelling animals, including mollusks, worms, crustaceans, sea stars, sea urchins, sand dollars, brittle stars, and occasional fish eggs. Adults sometimes eat small fish, especially herring", whereas "Adult cod are active hunters, feeding on sand eels, whiting, haddock, small cod, squid, crabs, lobsters, mussels, worms, mackerel, and molluscs. In the Baltic Sea the most important prey species are herring and sprat".
Personally, I eat haddock because it's tasty, not because of some daft old wives tales.
Aldi battered cod and haddock are great as well. I also note the ALDI ones have a much lower sugar content 0.8% opposed to 2%..in Morrisons. that's where the extra weight will come from, Sugar.
These reviews are brilliant. Really interesting how we get caught up by brand names and pay so much more. Keep up the good work.
Thank you kindly Roy
Yes Gareth, they both looked the goods. The Aldi piece was more a 👍 shape compared to the typical fillet shape of the Morrisons. A dead heat for taste and texture is good. 🤤👍
Now why can't these be made using Smoked Haddock?? I love smoked haddock with a thick creamy white sauce.
Great review today Gareth. Cheers mate 👍😀🇦🇺
Cheers John. Yes very tasty. All the best in Australia mate 🇦🇺🇦🇺😋😋
@@BaldFoodieGuy did you only weight 1 fillet from each box?
This is a great review! Thanks, first I've seen! One thing I wonder, why are the Aldi fillets less weight, when both packagrs weigh 500g? Maybe it's the size of the box.
Cheers Jenni, glad you liked it. 😋😋👍👍🎅🎅
Cant beat Aldi frozen fish. The cod is even better. I’ve tried them all. Aldi have real pieces of fish and tastes fresh and for what you get but far the best price.
You could have selected a slightly larger fillet from the Morrisons pack , as both packs state total weight of product inside weigh 500g, but each individual fillet are not exactly the same weight.
I absolutely agree both are 500g I was waiting for him to realise by himself.
I have Aldi and Morrisons on my doorstep. New year i will dump my old knackard halogen cooker and upgrade to a Ninja foodi.. Both of those fillets look really tasty :-)
Cheers Andy
Thank you very much Gareth for all of the videos, I really appreciate it. I’m still liking the videos mate. 👍💯
Cheers Craig 👍👍
Hello Mr bald foodie guy, after I watched this video i finally made up my mind to buy a air fryer i think it was the looks of delight on your face that convinced me to get one, and I must say I'm glad I have.tried it out for the first time tonight with jumbo fish fingers and chips, I'm converted, thanks very much and keep up the great content, cheers mate.
you're welcome Clive, glad you like it 😊
Thank you for this talk. Really good to show all the ingredients to save you peering at packets when you get to the supermarket. I prefer not to have seed oils or palm oil and don’t want sugars or sweeteners added - which they are so often nowadays.
Thanks for watching!
Ain't tried the haddock yet but the Aldi cod is excellent 👍 if you look in the Aldi box all there all different shapes and thickness
to be fair, 7 grams is not going to amount to much either way. good review, as a result of which i would buy either and be happy that you steered me that way, although, if i had the choice, i would go aldi because their bread colour is more to my liking.
Cheers 😋👌👌
Ya but it’s 4 times x 7 g
28 g of a difference..
@@moc7323 just over one and a half freddo bars worth then. which is really not much'
The Morrisons fillets are not bigger!!!
The weight figures cover them for any variation in the weights, especially as crumb will be lost in the box. The figure represents the lowest that any individual fillet weighs. The total of four fillets and the crumb will come to 500g. If both are four fillets weighing a total of 500g they all average 125g each. Any difference between the Aldi and Morrisons weight figures is just a result of a larger variation in the Aldi product.
loving your videos , would have been interesting if you had weighed the contents of each box as they are both stated at 500 grams
Cheers pal
Let’s put it this way if your near a Morrisons then go there if u close to Aldi get them. Either way both as good as each other.
In Scotland and the north of England haddock is more popular than cod.
I preferred the look of the Aldi one on the outside and the Morrisons one for the actual fish.
This bloke is marvelous
Your too kind.
Both looked great and I'll try the Morrisons one for sure ... as far as breaded fish goes l dont think you can beat plaice 😋
I've recently discovered Youngs Gastro fish fillets in tempura batter .. they are really nice and on offer in ASDA
cheers Colin thanks
Beautifully presented. I like his honesty ,well done mate.
thanks 😊
us people love Haddock mate im eating lots of it since a major problem 3 weeks in hospital cant eat red meat at the moment great vids all thats missing is the mushy peas done in some malt vinegar in microwave yum yum yum tried them all keep going back to BATCHELORS
Hope your on the mend mate, all the best 😋👍👍👍
👏👏 l do love the Aldi fish myself , nice and crunchy 👏👏
You should take a look at the 4 bread fish fillets in the cold isle in Aldi. 600 grams and £2.39 pack of four. Although that is pollock and they are larger.
Cheers 👍
Both look good for a minimal price difference and I always prefer haddock for taste. I commented on another of your foodies on this saying super markets have upped there game on the over priced named brands and he's not wrong. Great vlog 👍
Cheers Ian 😋😋👍👍
I have eaten both and they are just as nice as each other, I agree, forgetting the price difference of course. Spot on review of Haddock-off buddy. All the best.
cheers Ade thanks mate.
Well said adz
impressed with both these items
The Chunky Battered Cod/Haddock are absolutely brilliant from Aldi , there so good the stock sells out very quickly
Cheers Andy
Well explained , set out properly and great results ,
Thanks 👍
I’m sure some already know this but most of Aldis products are actually big name brands with the cooking time changed the one that always make me laugh is the cornflakes there made by Kellogg but the cooking time is is altered to make the flakes shrink and more crisp but ultimately it’s the same product for 2 pound less
cheers pal, yes Aldi do a good job of it dont they lol
Kellogg’s always used it as a selling point that they don’t make cereals for anybody else. I don’t know if this is still the case or not. Either way I always go for the cheaper brands because they’re all pretty similar.
Great review again Gareth, my late grandad was a fishmonger for years, so my family and myself were always having fresh fish, he would be turning in his grave seing me eating frozen fish. But it's so expensive to buy fresh fish these days.👍
Yes it's not cheap is it. All the best Brian. 😋👍👍
I thought at first the Morrison’s one looked reconstituted but later on you showed a closer image and it was a bit clearer.
Hi Gareth, perhaps you could do same fish from ASDA vs Tesco and go posh with Waitrose or M&S
Yes posh fish yummy.
Hungry now,haddock my fav fish
Every time you use the thermometer it reminds of the vet videos..lol !
Haha
Very good value and both decent quality. I could not pick a winner, 8/10 from me.
Another great review...but a question...If they are both 500g per box, how is the Morrisons fillet 7g heavier per fillet?.
thanks 😊
We've compared the chunky haddock and cod fillets from Aldi and Lidl. We much prefer the battered chunky cod or haddock fillets from lidl and cook slightly less time than suggested
We don't have aldi or Morrisons over here in Northern Ireland, mad that 🙄
Both looked really lovely Gareth. For value for money it has to be Morrisons in my book. And you get an extra wee bit to each one, so it quality and quantity. Great video review again xx
Thank you x
Oh yes, another fish off. I've learned so much watching your videos. You are right the number and letters tell you wich country the food was 'manufactured or processed' in, as you said Poland. I really like big white flaky fish and when you cut the ALDI one open, that was the one for me, looked absolutely delicious. I guess both did really but there looked like more fish in the ALDI one. Another first class review. Thanks pal.
Yes I enjoyed them both John. Very tasty just needed chips and mushy peas and bread and butter. All the best, Gareth 😋😋😋
Gareth try aldi chip shop style 2 extra large beer battered haddock fillets. The fish is really nice. Frozen aisle
cheers Angela.
Great vid Gareth, I think the air fryer came into its own cooking them. Both looked delicious. 👍
Cheers Mick.
Love watching you. You have encouraged me to use my air fryer more. My oven is not very reliable so need to use my air fryer. Please keep doing the videos. Thank you
You are so welcome will do.
If both boxes are 500g. The fishes all must be different sizes as they title to 500 surely 👍
Well it would be a dead heat as they both done in the same fryer at the same heat. So yeh a dead haet? Now what is the make and type air fryer you got? As ide l like one. Thank you.
ninja foodi max 199 quid
ALDI WIN HANDS DOWN as Morrisons shut its stores here and nearest 1 is now 14 miles away so if add on petrol costs its sod them im afraid
Great video gareth I would like to try Aldi fish havent tryed there's yet looked lovely! Thank you for all your videos x
Cheers x
I buy the frozen untreated fish from Tesco and find these good. The Cod ones are nice.
interesting informational vids. The Morrisons are now £5.25 Aldi not sure but Lidl £3.65... I tried the £3.95 Sainsbury's but couldnt light a candle to the Morrisons or Lidl but at £5.25 off my list now...
I give these a go Gareth thanks x👍🏴
Cheers Frances x
Nice one Gareth, I'm a fish & chip monster, I'll be giving the Aldi ones a blast tomorrow. ( it's only 200 yards from me house) 👍👍
I love the aldi ones.
I believe that all packs of frozen fish products are required by law to carry a code in a small oval indicating the plant of production. In the case of the Morrisons pack shown here the code is GB (it used to be UK before we left the EU) GG 268 which is one of the Young's plants at Grimsby. The Aldi pack has the code PL 32611802 which indicates that it was produced in Poland although I don't know the exact location of plant 32611802 or the name of the producer. Many other foods such as beef or pork products, although not chicken for some reason, are also required to carry such identification.
Cheers
I wish we had this version of Aldi in Poland. We unfortunately have Aldi Nord without many of the good Aldi Süd select products. Süd can also be found in Australia, they have fantastic select products. How I miss Aldi!
I am from Australia, can you please explain what Aldi Sud is? I have Aldi in my town. Thanks.
@@lesliecarter8322 Aldi was run by two brothers until they split the company in two after a dispute about liquor licensing. These Aldi companies operate in different markets and don't overlap. Although both are discount stores, one has a much more evolved (Süd, or South) 'Own Brand' than the other (Nord, or North).
Having only recently found your website, I am having fun (and making myself hungry) catching up on some of your older reviews. After watching your ‘Haddock-off’ I went online to check current prices 11 months on.
Was sad to see Aldi’s is not currently available. And Morrison’s has jumped from £3 to £5.25 !!!
Still obviously cheaper than your local chippy - but a sign of the times as to how much prices are going up...
Cheers pal
Nice with a few chips and mushy peas.👍
If they both weigh in at 500g for 4 fillets it must mean that Morrissons use more bread crumbs to put on the extra 7g per fillet as both use 65% fish.
Looks great, can’t get anything like that in Thailand
I think that either one would make a good fish burger!
Healthier than battered. 🇬🇧
Try the breaded cod ones at 60% plus cod they are lovely with mashed potatoes petite poi’s and salad cream plus salt and pepper
Cheers
Great review Gaz. Gotta be fishfingers next!
Cheers 👍👍
Gareth, you're reading that wrong to get a 7gm difference. They are each using a different weight to give a breakdown of the nutritional value within that weight of product, nothing to do with the actual size of each fillet. I see that's led to confusion in other comments.
thanks pal , yes im not perfect. Spot on mate.
@@BaldFoodieGuy No probs. I love your stuff, makes me feel hungry every time !
Cant believe iceland and youngs only 50% fish thats shocking never looked at that before till your video try tesco lightly dusted salt pepper cod fillets 80% cod same price as morrisons ones
Savers crunchy Peanut butter is superb compared to Asda.
Have you tried it??
Also, Nutella on warm crumpets with fresh Strawberries at 9pm is gorgeous.
Cheers Mark not had the savers one.
i was brought up in Grimsby so it has to e haddock in Batter Hull its Cod thanks
aldi looks loads better , i have some in the freezer but not tried em yet. you should try there posh range ie, haddock or cod in beer batter , 3.69 for 2 massive bits and fry it best ever.
Thanks for the tip!
Quite often the Haddock in Morrisons is sold out here
Try the Aldi Tempura Basa. Absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you, for some Aldi food in the fridge to review
Oh yes... Delicious!
Okay, you've convinced me. I need to go back to shopping at Aldi.
I do wish they'd deliver, though.
Exactly. I would buy from Aldi if they would deliver and had a substitution option. Tesco do, so you can decide what you want and what you will accept instead.
Not had fish in a while but must grab it again seeing you loved it in the Foodi . Cheers again
Thank you Simon 😋👍👍
Where did you get those plates from, they are great pasta plates 😊
asda
Good Choice, the haddock and the cod in breadcrumbs from Morrisons are banging.. Will try the Aldi ones now ... thanks for a good review.
Cheers Rupe.
Both look nice.....I've had some of the Morrisons fish fillets and they were nice
Amazingly, the Aldi item is now £3.79 in January 2023. A price increase of 41.5% The Morrison's is now £5.25 An increase of 74.9%
Cheers pal
Do you think they will ever put the cooking times for the air fryer on the box, or is the fryer just a gadget that will disappear in time
I think they will. I don't think it will disappear. Trouble is there are so many different sizes and Watts.
Oi oi Happy Monday G!
Bald foodie guy…….you might have wanted to weigh the contents of each box in your comparison. The weights have a % tolerance. Keep up the good work👍
Good point!
I am sure Aldi was 500and Morrison 400. This would make the difference in value even more amazing. Ok one of your replies said both 500g. Whatever, I have added Aldi /bald guy to my shopping list. Keep on eating.
Thanks for the info! will do
Current situation... sudden craving for breaded haddock...also current situation...it's chucking it down but I NEED the 🐟🐟🐟
They are magic Gareth thick fish Aldi. Better than Iceland xx👍👍👍🏴🏴
thanks Frances hope your well. xx
Ooh I love haddock. I will definitely be off to Aldi. What model is your Ninja airfryer and where did you get it? 🤔
Foodi max, amazon 👍👍
we allus have the chunky haddock from aldi , great taste and good value !
What was your favourite battered or breaded?
Battered only just though. 😋👍👍
I'd pick the aldi ones they look a lot nicer I've had aldi cod fillets in batter they were horrible more batter than fish .oh try the aldi fish burgers in tempura batter they are so nice love fran xxx
cheers Francis, they sound good xx
@@BaldFoodieGuy they are they are even big enough to do with chips and mushy peas proper mushy peas made with dried peas
Love Aldi battered haddock have it all the time but I’m not keen on breaded fish but may give them a try thanks for review
Cheers Doreen.
Great video! They are both 500 g, so they are the same weight.
cheers pal
try the ASDA 4 Battered Cod Fillets beautiful
The Asda own fish in batter are absolutely fantastic best I've ever tasted 😍
thanks 😊 x
Lol Just love going through your video's. Keep em comin Mate.
Cheers Paul