I have no idea what the difference between cod and haddock is though
They're quite similar -- flakey white fish, served as largeish fillets. Haddock has a slightly denser texture to the flesh, and comes apart in firmer flakes. Personally I prefer it to cod, but as Pen say, that maybe just be a north/south thing. They're both perfectly nice and equally traditional, anyway.
So cheese fryit = fried cheese, or did misunderstand something?
I'm just guessing, but if it's something like a fishcake, then it will be a mixture of cheese and potato shaped into a thickish burger-shape and deep fried. Possibly, having Googled, with onion in it too.
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They're quite similar -- flakey white fish, served as largeish fillets. Haddock has a slightly denser texture to the flesh, and comes apart in firmer flakes. Personally I prefer it to cod, but as Pen say, that maybe just be a north/south thing. They're both perfectly nice and equally traditional, anyway.
So cheese fryit = fried cheese, or did misunderstand something?
I'm just guessing, but if it's something like a fishcake, then it will be a mixture of cheese and potato shaped into a thickish burger-shape and deep fried. Possibly, having Googled, with onion in it too.