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Can you get boneless kippers these days ?

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capabilityfrowns · 22/01/2024 21:58

Watching Michael Mosley and have one of his books

As a child I used to like kippers for breakfast which is odd as I was very picky !

Seen his show today and dug the book out - kippers with roast tomatoes sounds rather nice

But the bones used to
Drive me bonkers ! Has anything changed or do I need to fork the meat if the bones still ! I think I might try them for a brunch - the bones are a real pain tho .....

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Dogandbooklover · 22/01/2024 23:32

I buy tinned and they don't really have any bones which would worry you, in my experience at least although I guess check what you're buying, although they're different from the smoked version I remember from when I was little ( the boil in the bag version with a little bit of added butter).
I would also recommend smoked mackerel.

Ariela · 23/01/2024 00:23

Sainsburys do some nice kipper fillets,

MalewhoisLaffinalltheway · 25/01/2024 12:36

Waitrose do lovely kipper 'fillets'. But unfortunately, they do still have a few tiny bones around the edge. They're the ones from the fresh fish counter, not the chilled shelves.

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