You shall have a fishy ...
Not all of Asda is dedicated to junk; they have a small but well-stocked fish counter with everything from fresh sea bass to Manx kippers:

We bought some Atlantic cod, because I wanted to make my new favorite dish of roast cod with baby potatoes, olives and cherry tomatoes (courtesy, I admit to my shame, of Martha Stewart).
And instead of wrapping the fish in paper, as they do in WholeFoods, the fishcounterman enveloped it in a sheet of foil-coated paper and heat-sealed it into a package.

It's leak-proof, odor-proof, and keeps the fish cooler longer. You can also throw it straight into the freezer.
Do these exist in the US? Or is it just a European thing?
Anyway, just wanted to make it clear that England has some healthy food.

(Ignore that.)

(Ignore that, too.)

We bought some Atlantic cod, because I wanted to make my new favorite dish of roast cod with baby potatoes, olives and cherry tomatoes (courtesy, I admit to my shame, of Martha Stewart).
And instead of wrapping the fish in paper, as they do in WholeFoods, the fishcounterman enveloped it in a sheet of foil-coated paper and heat-sealed it into a package.

It's leak-proof, odor-proof, and keeps the fish cooler longer. You can also throw it straight into the freezer.
Do these exist in the US? Or is it just a European thing?
Anyway, just wanted to make it clear that England has some healthy food.

(Ignore that.)

(Ignore that, too.)


