Fish & Chips

[seasonality]

Does anyone know what kind of fish they serve at the UK fish and chip place in EPCOT? Haddock?

Thanks

 

[TDC Nala]

It's cod.

 

[seasonality]

Thanks. Don't know if I like cod...

 

[TillyMarigold]

Thanks. Don't know if I like cod...

I've had fish and chips made with both and there's really no discernible difference. Both are authentic.

Now, around here places tend to make fish and chips with salmon, and that's just plain wrong ... wrong, I tell you!

 

[TDC Nala]

Cod is pretty much just a plain white fish.

Fried salmon...

 

[Puccaw]

It's yummy fish!!!

 

[seasonality]

Hmmm....maybe I will be brave and try it. Is it really 'fishy' tasting? I like haddock because it's a light taste.

So excited about our trip - we'll be in Disney at this time next week!!!

 

[Paradise East]

Try it, you will like it. It is a very mild fish.
I assume you are going to the Rose and Crown in Epcot.
If you are feeling really adventureous try a pint of
Strongbow Cider with your Fish & Chips

 

[scojos]

being british im an expert an fish and chips
haddock is stronger tasting than cod, which is very mild, and strongbow is available over here in bothe dry and sweet, dry is better
if your doing ts, try the sticky toffee pudding, its good!
tracy

 

[Shannon12]

Now, around here places tend to make fish and chips with salmon, and that's just plain wrong ... wrong, I tell you!

YUCK!!

 

[Nermel9]

Hmmm....maybe I will be brave and try it. Is it really 'fishy' tasting? I like haddock because it's a light taste.

So excited about our trip - we'll be in Disney at this time next week!!!

I'm not a big fish person, but I like cod a lot, it's very light tasting, and I love fish and chips! Try it, I'm sure you will like it if you like haddock!

 

[starrysky]

Hmmm....maybe I will be brave and try it. Is it really 'fishy' tasting? I like haddock because it's a light taste.

So excited about our trip - we'll be in Disney at this time next week!!!

if it tastes and smells very fishy then it should not be eaten .Fresh fish really has very little smell. This comes from my DBIL and he works with fish so he should know.

As a fellow brit we tend to used both haddock and cod and really unless you have very sensative taste buds you would not be able to tell the difference.

 

[SuzieN]

We eat fried haddock here in Western NY. The biggest difference I found with the cod is the texture. Haddock is flakier where I found the cod to be a bit rubbery. I honestly didn't care for it too much due to that, but I have a few texture issues anyway so you might not mind.

 

[maltdisney]

If you like cod, you'll like haddock. Both are great battered and fried with chips. It's not fishy tasting so don't worry mate, just tuck in.

Now if they would only start serving saveloys...

 

[ReggieB]

From what I understand, back in the day, haddock is what you would get up North in UK, and Cod is what you would get down South. It was what was locally fished.

I'm a Southerner, but I do actually prefer the Haddock, it is a bit tastier. The Epcot fish & chips are very good, though. Chips aren't quite right, but still good.

 

[Minnie0831]

I had the fish&chips in June - hopefully it was just a bad day but it was terrible. I was very disappointed. The oil must have been old because they came out practically blackened.

 

[lily23]

The batter looks very heavy and greasy from pictures I've seen,can anyone tell me if it is?

 

[leeh1530]

Now, around here places tend to make fish and chips with salmon, and that's just plain wrong ... wrong, I tell you!

I agree!!!!!!

Tell me where this is so I never order fish and chips from there. Ick!