Great buy

Usually real good but for dome reason seemed a little freezer burned

I’ve always liked their fish, but now it’s made with bioengineered ingredients.

I overall did not like the taste it tastes bland.

We loved these. Very crispy with the perfect amount of coating. I will buy again.

Tastes great, easy dinner

Not sure which brand some of these people were gettin, as they were talkin about the "other Sam's Choice brand", or whatever. I decided to get these from Wally World, since I didn't know they had these in the bigger bag. And, I can definitely tell you, that these are NOT processed, as I read from someone else's comment. I used to catch, filet & cook my own Walleye's(From Lake Erie), for year's, along with the Small Mouth Bass, and the Large Mouth Bass, every weekend(And, during the week long stay for summer vacation on our 34' cabin cruiser). And, as long as these are no different than in the smaller(10 pack) bag's, then these are definitely not processed, as it would have been all mushy and fibery, instead of flaking, as real fish does, after it has been cooked. Now, these got a 4-star, only because I liked the Beer Batter version a bit more. Wish they sold the Beer Battered, as well. So, I guess I will have to go to Wally world, to get those. Don't allow the size of the filet's to perceive you, as they are really filling! I made the mistake of choosing with just my eye's, and I had a 2nd dinner leftover...

Cooked them up in my Cosori Dual Blaze from a cold start (no preheating) at 400f for the minimum time. A couple minutes of rest before pulling them out, resulting in perfectly crispy breading and tender fish inside! Definitely something I would recommend to anyone looking for tasty breaded fish fillets.

These crisp up really nicely in the oven or air fryer. I've used them in sandwiches with cheese and mayo or by themselves with homemade tartar sauce. I've bought these more than once and not been disappointed. The panko coating makes the difference.

Doesn't look anything like picture on package. Plenty of batter, very little fish.