Customer Reviews

SeaBear Ready-To-Eat Smoked Sockeye Salmon, 3.5-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 3)

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Everyone knows smoked salmon is not cheap, but the real question is the product. This salmon is very, very good and I like the way it is packaged in smaller, easy to keep pouches! And the flavor and meatiness is great!

The salmon was excellent, and the small pouches make it much easier for storage purposes.

These salmon packets are so tasty and so convenient. This is an easy way to enjoy the health benefits of eating this type of fish more often.

I was quite surprised by the flavor and overall quality of this product. I have tried various smoked salmons in pouches, but SeaBear salmon is truly sweet and smoked perfectly.

I wasn't sure what this salmon would be like. I saw it recommended on a site listing portable paleo-friendly food, so I gave it a try. I love salmon, but only just started eating it last year, and have only ever had it fresh and cooked and hot.

Well, this SeaBear salmon is delicious! I'd say the smoky/salty flavor is a bit strong, but in a good way. It does contain some sugar (2g) but doesn't taste very sweet, thankfully.

The package is so thin/flat that it's nearly two-dimensional, so I was kinda expecting to open it and find a flattened pasty mess, but actually the appearance isn't bad, and there were many large whole chunks of meat.

As with these Season-brand Skinless and Boneless Sardines that I first tried a few months ago, I was quite pleasantly surprised by how good fish-in-a-can (or bag) can be.

It's nice having the smoked salmon in vacuum pouches for shipping. Lots easier to ship without bulky cans to deal with. I send several packs to my mother a couple of times a year since she's too far away for her to sample my own smoked salmon, so it's a tradeoff and she enjoys the convenience of the smaller packages. Not a lot of smoke flavor, but acceptable and still nutritious.

Living in Houston, Texas, we are challenged by the threat of hurricanes every year. Besides preparing in advance to meet the dangers of wind and water, we must prepare to face brutal heat, lack of electrical power, lack of clean water, and food shortages. What can we buy that will not spoil?

At the suggestion of a safety director, I first tried SeaBear Ready-To-Eat Smoked Sockeye Salmon this year, and I love it!

SeaBear Ready-to-Eat Sockeye Salmon was recommended to me as a "hurricane survival food" with a shelflife of about 4 years. Of course, it is routinely sold to the rest of the world as a delicacy -- and it is. I now eat this ready-to_eat salmon about once a month or so as a treat (with Triscuits or mixed with a little mayo and celery as a salad).

It should be mentioned that the salmon comes out of the packet looking pretty much like raw smoked fish -- not like the highly perishable, "sleek-looking" salmon that one sees at expensive breakfast buffets. (By the way, this kind of salmon can be bought at the SeaBear website.) It doesn't look like canned commercial salmon from the grocery store, either -- not pale pink. It is a moist, red or dark-red, rich, smoked salmon that looks very "authentic." The texture is firm, moderately oily, and perfectly seasoned with a smoky taste that is not overpowering. You should experiment with this salmon before serving to guests to be sure that you like the appearance.

Since eating too much smoked food is not recommended, I limit my portions when I am not concerned about storms. At the SeaBear site, you can buy different kinds of salmon and other products, and perhaps they offer salmon that hasn't been smoked, as well.

I am a picky eater "when it comes to fish," and I love this salmon!

Taste was average and I would not buy it again. Since taste is personal, others may like it better.

um they just packaged tuna n these small packets about the size of tuna from grocery store and not much better tasting .. dont waste ur $... not smoked salmon im used 2.. lol