Pollocks

[rioted]

From Gaurdian:

The new name (pronounced co-lan) is French for pollack when cooked, and reflects France's love affair with the British product.

Populates the northern edge of the Mediterranean right up the northern side of Europe to the Russian coast. Found right around the coast of Iceland.

WTF?

 

[Biddlybee]

I thought Eastender was joking when he told me this the other day

I still really don't get it... Colin?

And Colin is hake in French, so Sainsbury's are calling pollack hake now?

 

[fractionMan]

I was in sainsburys yesterday and the scraggly offcuts of manky looking fish were still labeled pollack.

 

[MullahNasrudin]

Bollocks to pollock, coley is the new rock n roll.