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It’s Day 6 of Seafood week and it’s been great to see this industry celebrating in style!
Seafood week is all about raising awareness about the different variety of fish out there and the health benefits that come with including them in our diets.
So, who could be better than industry veteran and our #SeafoodHero Mark Drummond from Towngate Fisheries to talk us through them!
Some of the benefits of eating two portions of fish per week:
Fish is low in fat and high in protein.
It lowers risk of heart attack, heart disease, cholesterol, stroke, depression, diabetes and Alzheimer’s.
It increases levels of Omega-3 in your body which leads to healthy skin, hair, nails and improves sleep.
It boosts your mood and maintains brain functioning.
A balanced diet doesn’t have to include fish & chips, but it most certainly can! Many people have a perception that because fish & chips are deep fried they must be unhealthy, but this is far from the case. If properly cooked fish & chips are not high in fat and a reasonable size portion should be under 1000 calories. Many fish & chip shops now offer a smaller “lite bite” portion that should be around 600 calories. Although it’s recommended, we all eat 2 portions of fish a week, many of us don’t. The average is just 1.2 portions a week, but as fish & chips are one of the most popular (and convenient) ways to eat fish, including fish & chips at least once a week in your diet is a very easy (and tasty) way to increase your fish consumption.
Towngate Fisheries will be running competitions through Seafood Week for our customers, where they have the chance to win free Fish & Chips. Our monthly email newsletter (which goes to almost 2000 customers) featured a Seafood Week competition and we will be running other competitions throughout the week on our social media. the competitions are designed to drive customers to the Seafood Week Website https://www.seafish.org/article/seafood-week to find the answers to the questions the need a answer in order to win.
Haddock (fried in my own recipe batter – with chips and mushy peas!)
Towngate Fisheries are currently hosting a competition for one lucky customer to win a voucher for 2 Fish & Chip meals! Owner, Mark Drummond has made his own unique batter recipe so don’t miss out on the chance to try it for free! Follow them on social media and get yourself entered!
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