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LDJofDenver
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For all you Celiacs out there in Denver area who are mourning the loss of being able to eat at your favorite fish & chips place, the Washington Park Whole Foods just started stocking the Starfish brand frozen gluten free battered fish (cod and haddock).

Oh man! Crispy, nice sized pieces of fish -- I'm so happy. Had tried another brand once and the layer of fish inside the breading was almost undetectable. This stuff is good.

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For all you Celiacs out there in Denver area who are mourning the loss of being able to eat at your favorite fish & chips place, the Washington Park Whole Foods just started stocking the Starfish brand frozen gluten free battered fish (cod and haddock).

Oh man! Crispy, nice sized pieces of fish -- I'm so happy. Had tried another brand once and the layer of fish inside the breading was almost undetectable. This stuff is good.

Here in WA we have it at Central Market. I bought a box of the Cod as it was the cheapest. When I asked my daughter what she wanted with it, she replied that she wanted chips. Said with a British accent of course.

I wasn't sure how well this meal would go over. Husband was out of town and I don't eat fish. Even though it said a box was 3.5 servings, I made half the box along with a large handful of Alexia frozen fries. That wasn't enough for her!

Last night I made it again. Two boxes of fish. More fries. Served with coleslaw. Had fries leftover. She and husband ate all of the fish and slaw. They love it!

Eric-C Enthusiast
Eric-C
Posted

We do our own and batter it with Zatarains. They sell a HUGE container of it at Sam's for around $6.00.

Gluten free, got a bit of a kick to it but we do Cod and Chicken Wings with it, great stuff.

digmom1014 Enthusiast
digmom1014
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Eric-

Zatarains what? The only thing I know of is rice. Do they have a seasoning too?

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