Omega 3 Breaded Alaska Pollock Fish Fingers — OKAY
Munch or Dump rates Omega 3 Breaded Alaska Pollock Fish Fingers by Birds Eye OKAY — score 60/90.
Mostly real fish in a simple breadcrumb coat, no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. The breading and rapeseed oil push it into everyday-food territory, but there's no engineered junk here.
Why this verdict
- 58% actual fish fillet, a real protein source
- No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives
- Breading is refined wheat flour plus potato starch, not whole grain
- Fried in rapeseed oil, so it carries added refined fat
- Omega-3 amount is real but small relative to a daily target
Ingredients (8)
- Alaska Pollock (Fish) 58% (safe) — Real white fish fillet, lean protein with some omega-3.
- wheat flour (moderate) — Refined flour filler; contains gluten.
- potato starch (moderate) — Refined starch used for coating texture; adds refined carbs.
- rapeseed oil (moderate) — Refined seed oil used to carry seasoning and add fat/calories.
- Salt (moderate) — Adds sodium; fine in moderation but the main reason to watch portion size.
- Paprika (safe) — Natural spice used for a hint of color and flavor.
- yeast (safe) — Used in the breadcrumb; benign.
- Turmeric (safe) — Natural spice used for the bright yellow color instead of a synthetic dye.