Not worth it - too small
They are tiny and from South America why not use our Scottish sources!!??
Very tasty but be careful and make sure the beard
Very tasty but be careful and make sure the beard is removed as a lot still have the beard attached .
Love these cannot get enough
Love these cannot get enough
Awful
Made a spaghetti in white wine sauce with these, they were awful! They spelt really fishy? You are told by chefs not to eat fish that smells fishy, ruined our tea, the lot went in the bin.😕😕
Delicious with vinegar and pepper
I used to buy Tesco cooked mussels regularly. They were described as "Rope grown in Scotland". Then supplies seemed to come to a halt around the start of the pandemic. I always kept my eye on the freezer cabinet, and spotted them the other week, but in fish counter freezer, they were in the frozen foods aisle. The pack says that they are "Farmed in the pristine waters of the South East Pacific". Country of origin is Chile. I have enjoyed two packs so far and can find no faults. Unlike some others, I have found no shell fragments or sand. There is no mention of rope grown, but the lack of sand grains suggests that they are. The mussels are succulent and ready to eat with a sprinkling of vinegar a bit of pepper.
Very good
Not the same as fresh, of course, but still very good. The trick is to cook them for very little time (!) - so they do not shrink.
This would be a very good product if there wasn't
This would be a very good product if there wasn't so much broken shell in it. Large, often very sharp pieces, can be removed by carefully examining each mussel after thawing but there always small pieces that get inside the mussels.
Awesome
Just awesome , cannot get enough of these mussels and great value too.
good size and tast
good quality convenient tasty sometimes you can bite on a bit of shell
Highly recommended
Plump with a good flavour