• Other Preserved Seafood

    Ready to eat seafood from the fridge

    Herring Milt / Melt

    Herring Milt / Melt

    This is the male herring roe often known as soft roe. Back on stock after a few years absence. We sell it here in a frozen box containing 5 x 454gm portions. Delicious warmed up under the grill after spreading on toast.
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    Salmon Roe 100g Jar

    Salmon Roe 100g Jar

    Pearls of salmon roe to add something a bit special to any seafood dish, perfect on blinis or as a garnish for any salmon dish. Salmon roe will keep fresh in your fridge for a very long time and cannot be frozen so when you order add any other fresh item and we will pack these together.
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     Jellied Eels 200g

    Jellied Eels 200g

    Jellied eels are a traditional English dish that originated in the 18th century, primarily in the East end of London,not everybody's cup of tea but for those traditionalists these are great. Yes it is a fish just like any other it's just longer, packed in jelly and can be eaten straight from the 200g pot.
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    Marinated Herrings 475g

    Marinated Herrings 475g

    The Scandinavians eat loads of them - usually for breakfast! They are delicious; There are 3 different varieties to choose from all ready to eat and all with a good shelf life. The rollmops are skin on and have a wooden peg holding them together. Don't eat the peg!
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    Seafood In Oil 1kg

    Seafood In Oil 1kg

    These two products come in a 1kg tub and are generally for the catering trade but they all have a long shelf life and will keep in the fridge for weeks. The anti-pasta seafood salad contains some interesting items such as tiny cuttlefish, squids, mussels and prawns. Both these products are ready to eat just click the drop-down box to select your chosen variety.
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    Lumpfish Roe 100g Jar

    Lumpfish Roe 100g Jar

    The lumpfish's lot is not a happy one; for a start it's plain ugly with it's lumps and spines all over it. Secondly it's full of bones and tastes pretty foul although a few Scandinavians still eat it and finally if you are a male lumpfish then you are no use to anyone apart from a female who may find you attractive. She has the roe which is actually very nice to eat, this is not the poor man's caviar as some may say but a delicacy to add to any seafood dish.
    The roe is actually a greenish brown colour so it's dyed black or red to make it look like caviar or salmon roe, just click the drop-down box to select your chosen variety but they both taste the same.
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