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Hake Fillets (2 x 150g fillets)
This sustainable hake is caught off the Cornish coast. Hake is the perfect alternative to cod, with a flaky texture and fresh taste. It is works well in all white fish recipes and makes delicious as a centrepiece for your meal. Our hake is ideal for baking, curries or frying. Landed and responsibly caught fresh in the South West.
As these are wild we cannot always guarantee that enough fish will be caught to complete orders. If we are short we will notify you as soon as possible and either offer alternative products or a refund. Due to natural variation, the weight of this product is an approximation.
As these are wild we cannot always guarantee that enough fish will be caught to complete orders. If we are short we will notify you as soon as possible and either offer alternative products or a refund. Due to natural variation, the weight of this product is an approximation.
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Ingredients
Hake (Merluccius Merluccius) (Fish).
Allergens
Contains Fish.
Packed in a factory that handles Molluscs.
Nutritional Information
Typical values per 100g:
Energy 379kJ, 90kcal
Fat 1.3g
of which Saturates 0.2g
Carbohydrate <0.1g
of which Sugar <0.1g
Protein 18.9g
Salt 0.13g.
Storage
Keep chilled between 0-5°C.
Suitable for home freezing, once frozen use within 1 month.
Product Life
Minimum of 4 days from date of delivery.
Minimum of 4 days from date of delivery.
Supplier Provenance
Stevenson's is intrinsic to the fishing port of Newlyn in Cornwall. Stevenson's is a family-run fishing and fish processing business dating back to the early 1900s. With its own fleet of fishing vessels, Stevenson's has access to the freshest South West fish available. It also holds the license to run the Newlyn fish market, which is immensely valuable to the way of life of the fishing town.
Stevenson's boats land fresh, Cornish fish into Newlyn harbour daily. The fishery works closely with trusted suppliers from the UK and further afield to ensure it brings in sustainably sourced fish specimens that are not available in UK waters.
Country of Origin
Caught using trawls in the South West United Kingdom (FAO27, 7e).
Warnings
Although every effort has been made to remove bones, some small bones may remain.
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