If you were force fed on cod liver oil as a child, you are just not going to get this one. Others (for instance The Primalist) appreciate that cod liver is a real delicacy, often considered a serious alternative to foie gras. They know...

You can buy a tin of sardines in Aldi for 37p. Even Waitrose have perfectly good sardines for 60p. So how do we get to this price? Answer 1: just try them. Answer 2: superior fish, cleaned by hand, packed in virgin olive oil. Did you...

Clam juice is the broth made from steaming clams (it doesn’t contain clam meat). It’s unknown over here but is in every US supermarket, where they use it as a stock for cooking and also as a cocktail with tomato juice (’Clamato’ - a...

Keta is a beautiful, bright orange salted salmon roe - also known as saviar - from wild Pacific salmon. Its intense taste means you should use it sparingly. Great for garnish and sushi. Keta comes in a jar and is one of our few products...

Scampi is the meat from inside the tail of the langoustine. These grades are rarely seen outside the smartest restaurants and hotels, and despite the prices, peeled scampi is one of our most popular items. The Scottish scampi is...

Strip(s) of prime skinned salmon from the back, not the belly - ready for you to slice. Less oily than our belly (or chalkstripe) cuts.

This is a Thai product. They’re cleaned, individually frozen and weigh about 20g each. You can cook and eat them whole.

Our battered scampi is a superb product made in Northern Ireland by a real craftsman with a very light batter and whole scampi tails. Contains 70% scampi meat - way ahead of other versions. Bake in the oven for 15-20 minutes. The scampi...

Misshapes are nice pieces of fish that are left over when we make steaks. They’re boneless and skinless. You could cook them up by themselves - just flash fry in butter - or mix a few packs up to make a fish stew or fish pie.

For our sashimi grade tuna, we select the best parts of the best loins of Kihada maguro, or yellowfin tuna (thunnus albacares). The other parts become tuna misshapes at half the price. These prime pieces are then trimmed into inch wide...

Probably the finest smoked fish of all... well worth the rather steep price. Some people like the delicate thin fillets from smaller eel which will give you up to five fillets per 100g. Others prefer strapping great fillets from large...

This is like a giant Oxo cube. The prime ingredient is crayfish extract. Dissolve it into water to make a soup, sauce or stock. You don’t have to use it all at once - you can spoon out your requirement from the Petit Filou sized pot it...