I really enjoy these Member's Mark Wild Caught cod fillets. They are so easy to prepare in the air fryer and come out perfect. I live alone and it makes a very quick and healthy meal. I find the Member's Mark products are high quality and prefer to purchase that brand.

Used to be great but somthing has changed they also changed the box. I belive they changed the quality of the fish its terrible now. Just like when they changed from tyson chicken to members mark brand bad quality. Some members mark stuff is just fine but please change the fish and chicken back please.

I cooked mine in the air fryer for the recommended time plus a few minutes more because visually they still didn't appear done. Taste was fairly good, but inside was kind of mushy and several pieces of fish was so stringy and tough that we couldn't even cut it with our fork. For the price, I would not be a repeat buyer.

Sams Club changed supplier again for this fish. As others have mentioned they are now not sized consistently, many pieces are very small, square shaped. Also they are thicker so do not cook the same. They also taste somewhat different now. Not bad but not as good as before. Cook 4 minutes longer than what the instructions say.

Not too fishy and the beer batter doesnt taste too much like beer, as with other brands. Not too mushy, i bake them per the instructions and they come out perfectly crispy. Easy to burn them or overcook them though, so be careful. We make fish tacos with them. We make our own spicy fish sauce. Lemon. Cabbage. Regular corn tortillas. Delicious.

My husband & I got food poisoning

These cod filets were very good, much better than the ones I purchased at a local fish market. The quality was excellent and they were delicious!

Chunks of grissle in the fillets

Boneless Beer Battered Cod Fillets are a great source of protein. They are easy to make sandwiches or fish tacos. Boneless Beer Battered Cod Fillets delicious into whatever you want to make them into! Especially great for Lent!

Great taste but bio engineer ingredients. Read your labels, thinking wild caught but then the breading.