Wholetail Whitby scampi at Harvester, golden crispy breaded scampi served with chips, peas, and tartar sauce

Wholetail Whitby Scampi at Harvester: Calories, Nutrition Facts

Harvester’s Wholetail Whitby Scampi is a seafood favorite that brings the taste of the British coast to your plate. Made with tender wholetail scampi (langoustine tails), coated in a crunchy breadcrumb crust, and served with golden fries, this dish is both hearty and satisfying. Whether paired with tartar sauce, mushy peas, or a wedge of lemon, it delivers a burst of flavor in every bite.

FeatureDetails
Dish NameWholetail Whitby Scampi
Full DescriptionTender wholetail scampi coated in breadcrumbs, deep-fried until golden, and served with chips and sides.
Serving Size8–10 pieces scampi (approx. 200g) + 150g fries
Calories~720 kcal per serving
Protein28g – lean protein from scampi
Carbohydrates65g – mainly from breadcrumbs and fries
Fat35g – includes frying oil
Price (Average)£11.99 (may vary by location)
Preparation StyleBreaded and deep-fried
Taste ProfileCrispy outside, soft and juicy inside, mild seafood flavor
Serving StyleServed hot with tartar sauce, lemon wedge, and optional mushy peas
AvailabilityLunch and dinner menu
Dietary InfoSuitable for pescatarians; not gluten-free (contains wheat breadcrumbs)
Health NotesHigh in protein but also fried – best enjoyed occasionally
AllergensContains shellfish (scampi), gluten (breadcrumbs), and may contain soy
Kids FriendlyYes – crispy coating makes it popular with children
Special NotesBest enjoyed fresh to keep the crispy texture
  • 200g wholetail scampi (langoustine tails, peeled)
  • 100g breadcrumbs (fine, golden)
  • 50g plain flour
  • 1 large egg (beaten)
  • Pinch of salt & black pepper
  • 150g potatoes (for fries)
  • 400ml vegetable oil (for frying)
  • Optional sides: tartar sauce, mushy peas, lemon wedges
  1. Prepare the Coating: Place flour, beaten egg, and breadcrumbs in separate bowls.
  2. Coat the Scampi: Pat scampi dry, season with salt and pepper, then dip in flour, egg, and breadcrumbs.
  3. Heat the Oil: Warm oil in a deep pan to 180°C.
  4. Fry the Scampi: Fry in batches for 3–4 minutes until golden and crisp.
  5. Cook the Chips: Fry or oven-bake potato slices until golden brown.
  6. Serve: Plate with fries, add tartar sauce, mushy peas, and lemon wedges.

Total Cooking Time: 25 minutes

NutrientPer Serving (Scampi + Chips)Daily Value % (approx.)
Calories720 kcal36%
Protein28g56%
Fat35g54%
Saturated Fat6g30%
Carbohydrates65g21%
Sugars2g2%
Fiber5g20%
Sodium900mg38%

Health Info:
Good For: Pescatarians, seafood lovers, hearty meals.
Not Recommended: Gluten-free diets, low-fat diets.
Tip: Swap fries for salad to make the dish lighter.

AspectRecommendation
Best Side DishesMushy peas, garden salad, coleslaw
Best DrinksWhite wine, sparkling water, light beer, or lemonade
Best Dessert PairTreacle Sponge (V) or Fruit Crumble
Flavor ProfileCrunchy, mildly salty, with a sweet seafood taste
ItemCaloriesProteinSpecial Feature
Haddocks & Chips65038gClassic battered fish fillet
BBQ Chicken38035gTangy BBQ glaze, high protein
Wholetail Whitby Scampi72028gCrispy breaded shellfish, hearty seafood option
Prime Chicken Wings43032gCrispy, shareable starter
  • Best served hot with tartar sauce and lemon wedges.
  • Add mushy peas or curry sauce for a traditional British twist.
  • Perfect as a main meal or as part of a sharing platter with friends.

This dish stands out for its crispy golden coating and the delicate sweetness of scampi. It’s a seafood lover’s delight that feels both indulgent and comforting. Served with chips and tangy tartar sauce, it captures the true spirit of a British coastal meal.

It’s made from langoustine tails (scampi), breaded and fried.

No, the breadcrumbs contain gluten.

Around 720 kcal per serving.

Yes, kids enjoy its crispy coating and mild flavor.

Scampi comes from langoustine tails, which are sweeter and more tender than traditional white fish.

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