We Tested Supermarket Fish & Chips From M&S, Tesco & Asda & 7 More | These FAILED

We put 10 supermarket battered cod products through a head-to-head cooked taste test and a full sourcing audit — from the cheapest fillet on the shelf to the priciest full-meal tray. One came back soggy with the smallest portion on test. One looked golden in the oven but tasted underwhelming underneath. And one supermarket's fish and chips beat every rival on flavour, portion size AND price — while a different retailer topped the list for sourcing and format. In this video we break down: Which supermarket won our blind cooked taste test outright The cheapest fish and chips on the shelf — and why it's not the bargain it looks like The private equity ownership and debt loads sitting behind three major high street names MSC certification — who's got it, who's still catching up The full Verdict Board: all 10 brands ranked from AVOID to BEST BUY Our 60-second Buyer Protocol so you can check any pack before it goes in your trolley Featuring: Aldi, Asda, Iceland, Morrisons, Lidl, Co-op, Sainsbury's, Tesco, Waitrose & M&S Fish and chips is Britain's most-ordered takeaway — but does the supermarket version actually deliver, or is the box lying to you? Check the ingredients panel. Check the MSC label. Check what happened in the oven before you check the price tag. Subscribe for more supermarket audits, hygiene investigations and honest consumer journalism. Like this video if it saved you from a soggy Friday night. Which supermarket's fish and chips do you swear by? Let us know below. #FishAndChips #SupermarketFood #FoodReview #Aldi #Asda #Tesco #Sainsburys #Waitrose #MarksAndSpencer #ConsumerRights #FoodInvestigation #UKSupermarkets #TasteTest #FrozenFish #MSCCertified