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It's not every day that I invite the Booper to join me in the kitchen to help make our lunch, so he was very excited to tie on an apron and be my helper. The menu of the day: Gorton's Fish Sticks - an easy favorite. The Booper was happily flexing his cooking muscles and had the spatula ready to go (or perhaps it was a good shield from the camera). The Smarty Crunchman fish stick plush stuffy was fun to play with while we waiting for our lunch to bake.
Earlier in the week I had to send my husband to the store to pick up a few groceries. I've been a bit off my "A" game lately with morning sickness. I claim it was pregnancy brain for everything I forgot to buy at the store when I went shopping. When I handed my husband our Gorton's coupons he started talking about how Gorton's were his favorite brand of fish sticks when he was a child growing up in Massachusetts. We have lots of conversations about brands we love, and it's funny sometimes how I'll never have heard of one of the brands he likes or vice versa. We both grew up with Gorton's fish sticks, and we both loved to dip them in ketchup. It is a small world after all.
One of the reasons I love Gorton's is their fish doesn't taste so "fishy" and their fish sticks get crunchy. Nothing worse than a soggy fish stick! Now the Booper and I can enjoy baking up a warm lunch that's easy and delicious. The best part for me as a busy work from home mom is I can have Gorton's in the freezer for a quick meal anytime.
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I've never tried their fish sticks. We really like their cajun fillets and the garlic butter ones.
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I like their fish sticks!
ReplyDeleteI loved fish sticks as a child and love Gorton's salmon now.
ReplyDeleteYes I loved fish sticks as a child, I love them today too of course. My favorite gortons product is the crusted tilapia.
ReplyDeleteI did love fish sticks as a child and actually I still do, I will make a fish stick sandwich in a heart beat.
ReplyDeleteI love the southern fish planks so I can make a sandwich with cheese and ketchup. I love fish sticks.
ReplyDeleteFish sticks were a staple in my home as a kid, and they are a staple in our freezer today for our kids. I like the salmon filets.
ReplyDeleteAs a vegetarian, I eat lots of fish and I love Gorton's Tilapia. The kids love the fish sticks. Great giveaway. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWe didn't have fish sticks when I was growing up. I like Gorton's shrimp scampi
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Yes I did.i like the batter fish
ReplyDeleteI loved fish sticks! I love Gorton's grilled salmon.
ReplyDeleteFish sticks were the only seafood my dad would eat, so we ate them occasionally when I was a kid!
ReplyDeleteI loved fish sticks and that's still my favorite product!
ReplyDeleteI like the Beer Batter Fish, it is great.
ReplyDeleteI loved fish sticks as a child, and still do. Our favorite is Crispy HomeStyle Shrimp.
ReplyDeleteYes, I liked fish sticks as a kid. I like Gorton's Southwest Tortilla Artisan Fillets
ReplyDeleteabfantom at yahoo dot com
As a child, noooooooo we did not like fish of any kind lol We didn't have fish sticks often so when we did, we hated it. The only thing worse would be if my mom made spinach or beets to have with them, LOL These days, I have turned around and loveeeee seafood. My favorite Gorton's product is their talapia but I also enjoy their fishsticks :)
ReplyDeleteI loved fish sticks when I was a child and I still do. I like their crispy fish sticks and they make a great sandwich!
ReplyDeleteI love love loved them when I was a kid, and my kids do now, too!
ReplyDeleteYes we ate a lot of fish sticks as a child.
ReplyDeleteI liked fish sticks as a kid. Now I like Gorton's skillet crisp products.
ReplyDeleteI loved fish sticks as a child
ReplyDeleteI love fish stick as a child!! I still love them to this day!! They are my favorite Gortons product!!
ReplyDeleteYes fish sticks were one of my favorite foods as a child.
ReplyDeleteNow I like the Gorton's grilled fillets.
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We had fish sticks a lot...we loved them...I love their Battered Fish Fillets.
ReplyDeleteI did eat them as a kid and still do!
ReplyDeleteI have loved fish stick ever since I was little.
ReplyDeleteyes i loved fish sticks as a kid and i still eat them :)
ReplyDeleteI did love them and I still do
ReplyDeleteI loved them as a kid and still do.
ReplyDeleteI love fish sticks. I love their beer battered fish
ReplyDeleteI didn't like them as a kid. Now I like the regular fishsticks and the battered ones.
ReplyDeleteI didn't care for fish sticks as a kid. I like the shrimp
ReplyDeleteWe did eat fish sticks when we were kids but I never really liked them. They did not taste like Gorton's Fish Sticks. I love Gorton's Alaska Pollock because of the taste and that it has no fillers, MSG or artificial flavoring. Gorton’s is a healthy choice that not only tastes good, but my family is eating smarter too.
ReplyDeleteyes I love fish sticks as a kid as and I still like them to this day my kids and my grand child loves them too
ReplyDeleteI did love fish sticks as a child, and my favorite Gorton's product is popcorn shrimp!
ReplyDeleteskkorman AT bellsouth DOT net
I loved fish sticks as a child growing up! My favorite Gortons product is their breaded fish fillets!!
ReplyDeleteI love fished sticks. My favorite is grilled salmon
ReplyDeleteI have always loved fish sticks and would love to try the Gorton's popcorn shrimp too.
ReplyDeleteYes I did love fish sticks as a kid, so does my son. I still do love them and try to eat the best quality with no fillers and extra junk .
ReplyDeleteoh I still love them.I like talpia.
ReplyDeleteI loved fish sticks as a child. I love Gorton's popcorn shrimp.
ReplyDeleteI liked fish sticks, and now my favorite product is their shrimp.
ReplyDeleteYes I loved fish sticks when I was a wee tot and my mom would make homemade tarter sauce and it was yummy, now I am more leaning towards the Shrimp products like lemon butter or popcorn shrimp
ReplyDeleteWe like fish sticks!
ReplyDeletewas not a fan of fish sticks as a kid but now love any kind of fresh fish
ReplyDeleteI loved fish sticks as a child and love Breaded & Battered Fillets Crispy Battered Fish Fillets
ReplyDeleteI was not a fish stick fan as a child, but I like them now.
ReplyDeleteI really liked fish sticks when I was a kid but there where other foods I liked more.
ReplyDeleteYes, I loved them as a child. My favorite is Gorton's Popcorn Shrimp!
ReplyDeleteI loved fish sticks as a child, and my kids love them now.
ReplyDeleteI always loved the long fish triangles!
ReplyDeleteyes I loved fish sticks as a kid, it was one of my favorite meals to have
ReplyDeleteI like the grill salmon Gortons has. And fish sticks were always a favorite and my children of course love them as well. rene chartier(joan)
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