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Whole fillets of oily fish, frozen and ready to cook, with the skin usually left on and the flesh kept in neat, rich segments. They're sold as a plain fish component rather than a seasoned meal, so they can go straight into the oven, under the grill, or into a pan after thawing. Compared with more heavily prepared frozen fish options in the range, this sits at the simpler end: just the fish, no sauce, coating, or filling. Mackerel is naturally high in omega-3 fatty acids, and its oily flesh means it stays moist during cooking even at higher temperatures. The flavour is stronger and fishier than cod or haddock, which makes it a good match for sharp accompaniments like horseradish, mustard, or a squeeze of lemon.