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What fast food restaurants sell fish sandwiches during Lent?

A few fast food restaurants will serve fish sandwiches during Lent. Here is the full list of where they can be found.

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Those who observe Lent, reduce their meat consumption, and now that the period is among us, those participating may be looking for alternatives to their fast-food favorites. If you are interested in finding fish sandwiches at fast food chains, you can check out some of the popular burger joints such as McDonald’s, Burger King, and Arby’s. However, if you prefer more elaborate seafood options, you may want to consider visiting local restaurants.

What is available at White Castle?

White Castle is a popular option among fast food joints when looking for fish. With four options featuring fish, you are sure to find something that floats your boat. The fish slider is a simple option that contains a “lightly breaded Alaska Pollock topped with choice of American, Jalapeno, or Smoked Cheddar Cheese.”

Aside from the sandwich, White Castle also offers Siracha Shrimp Nibblers, Clam Strips, and Shrimp Nibblers.

What is available at Popeye’s?

At Popeyes, there are two fish options: one sandwich, the Flounder Fish Sandwich, and the Shrimp Tack Box, which contains eight breaded shrimps that are seasoned and fried. Both options are available for $5.99.

What is available at McDonalds?

McDonald’s’ Filet-O-Fish features “wild-caught Alaska Pollock [...] which is 100% sourced from sustainable fisheries.” The company provides no details of how these fisheries are deemed sustainable, only that the effort is made to reduce pressure on the ocean. The sandwich contains 390 calories.

What is available at Burger King?

At Burger King, you have two options on the menu if you are looking for fish burgers. The first one is called the Fiery Big Fish, which comes in at 730 calories. It is served on a brioche bun and comes with tartar sauce to accompany the fish. The second option is the Big Fish, which contains 570 calories.

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