thread: Fish Fingers - Ok or *really* bad?

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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Sep 2007
    In my own little world...
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    I'll have to have a look at the Tune next shop - I assume they mark what their soaking in? The tinned stuff is ok? Anything I should look out for or stay away from? I figure it's probably easier to try a tin or two to see if she likes it before I go looking into cooking it myself.

  2. #2
    Life Subscriber

    Jul 2006
    Brisbane
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    Haydies, with tuna and salmon from the tin, you don't even need to cook it. My boys used to like tuna in a sandwich at that age. Or even just on a spoon on it's own. Or of course tuna or salmon patties, mornay, bake etc. So many options!

  3. #3
    morgan78 Guest

    Haydies, just make sure you dont get one thats got added chilli

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Sep 2007
    In my own little world...
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    Haydies, just make sure you dont get one thats got added chilli
    LOL I dunno...

    Thanks heaps girls! I'm glad I didn't buy the Fish Fingers today.

  5. #5
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    Jan 2006
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    DS has the odd fish finger - I get him the Great Grimsby ones so I know the fish source and that sort of stuff, but I like them and he eats what I do. I usually get him breaded fishcakes (from KNOWN sources) with potato in because he won't eat chips (I know, bad Mama for offering but he won't eat them, only hand-cooked wedges, jackets or mash, even roasties are out some nights). I'm picky about my fish sources but then I come from a fishing area.

    DS also LOVES salmon to bits!