I didn’t plan on having fish sticks for dinner last night. Instead, I planned on making steak. However, when I got home, I discovered we didn’t have any steak in our freezer (something that surprised me a bit) and, since it was too cold to go back out and drive to the store, I decided to make the fish sticks as an alternative. And, the fact it is one thing everyone in my family will eat was a big part of that decision.
It has been a while since I’ve tried the Sea Queen brand and couldn’t remember if the brand was any good or was just another cheap bargain brand that sacrificed quality to save me money. As it turns out, it was more of the former than the latter.
One of the first things I noticed about this brand when I cooked the fish sticks in the oven was the lack of grease. I’ve had plenty of bargain fish sticks that ended up coating the cookie sheet in a layer of fat and, since that isn’t very appetizing, I was glad to see that was not the case with this particular brand.
Another thing I found I liked about this brand was the fact the fish sticks ended up getting crispy in the oven. This, again, isn’t always the case with the more affordable brands and, since this is something everyone in the family enjoys, I was grateful.
As far as taste goes, I also had no complaints. I can’t say I haven’t had better. However, compared to most other affordable brands, these definitely were an upgrade. In fact, if I were to compare these to some of the top brands, I do think it would be hard to tell them apart. The fact I saved money by purchasing these was obviously a big plus.




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DerdriuMarrinerMar 11, 2022
Once again, I appreciate finding reviews of bagged, boxed, canned, frozen, jarred products that help me when I serve fresh food that just isn't enough for the number of anticipated guests -- because of drop-ins -- or of expected re-serving requests.
What kind of fish is minced fish meat?