Chicken of the Sea Alaskan Pink Salmon in Water, 5 Ounce Can (Pack of 1), Wild Caught Canned Salmon, Skinless & Boneless

Yum so good. Really hits the spot. It arrived as expected, no surprises, no issues. Quality and taste is as anticipated. I love love love salmon, but don't often buy it fresh due to lack of ability, lack of it looking good, sometimes price, and more often the store I usually go to doesn't carry it. Also, sometimes I just want it on a whim and dont want to have to plan ahead for it. Canned salmon is delicious to me. So while I am not serving this up like a plank of salmon, it works so well when I have the craving for this delicious fish. Good direct from can. Has just enough salt to give it a lovely enhanced flavor. Not too much drain off. I either use the broth in the dish I am preparing, or I will give it to my dogs or cats to enjoy. I often eat it without much doctoring up. I have made patties and loafs, but sometimes I just break it up over salad or rice, as a side to some eggs and toast, as sandwich filling. Good hot or cold. For my review, I made a simple salmon and rice dish. Can use any rice, but I had added a packet of Tasty Bites Organic Sticky Rice to one of my beloved electric hot pots along with a full can of this salmon, some of the juice, then let it cook for a few minutes. Then I added some left over vegetables (great stir fry blend from $tree) and some whole baby corn a drizzle of Kadoya sesame oil and a couple packets of soy sauce *. I had some seasoned salt (also from $tree), garlic powder , and sunflower seeds that I sprinkled on top. Lightly mixed, plated, and ate up. YUM. Super simple, and pretty much all pantry items. I use fresh and such when I can, but it is sure nice to make a nice meal from just opening a few cans. Could turn it into a broth bowl with some added water and use remainder of "juice" or other broth and seasonings. Figured I would link to all that I use once I realized I bought most of it from Amazon. Shop around for best price. I dont use a lot of soy sauce, and I am rather enamored with buying a box of packets that I can pull from as needed. Tastes better than bottled to me.

First time buying this product. It was a great deal for the quantity and the taste was great.

Great, healthy food at a great price. Cannot go wrong stocking up on salmon. Will store for a long time. Excellent buy

Very good. Not too fishy but has a pleasant taste.

This doesn’t taste all that flavorful on its own to eat by itself. However It’s good to add to some salad, pasta or rice so you can get your protein or omega nutrition. I think it’s a good price and a decent addition to your pantry but I don’t think I like the water version.

Enjoyed my first salmon omelet this a.m. and absolutely loved it. Certainly, it was 3 egg whites, 1 all-in egg. Chicken of the Sea, a catch above. During these trying times, I'm always stocking up on canned tuna, coffee, on and on. Anything that will be ok for a couple years or so. Couldn't wait to open a can and being a salmon lover that had NEVER bought a can of salmon, it was perfect. Not only that, I can't wait to mix it in with eggs for an amazing omelet. With meat prices so outrageous, and a 'use by' 2029 stamp on these cans, I've already bought 5 boxes. You can always count on Chicken of the Sea for great quality. And don't forget to stock up on Chunk Light Tuna!

I really like these and there are so many recipes you can use them in. For a healthy and yummy Salmon patty, use LENTILS instead of bread crumbs. Soak youe lentils (I like Red) a few hours or overnight covered in clean cold water. Make sure to rinse your lentils good first. After they've soaked, drain them and rinse them good again. Soaking them makes them more digestible. Then, use the lentils just like you would your bread crumbs and make your salmon burgers like you normally would, then fry them. You're just replacing your bread crumbs with lentils to make your patties much healthier, higher protein and lowers blood sugars. I recommend these. It's an economic way to get your omega 3's and the possibilities are endless. Take a gander at YouTube or some other sites and you'll get some tasty ideas. I recommend these and thank you for reading my review.

It's what I expected and I like the flavor better than tuna. With S&S, this item is about the same price, within $10, as drained tuna or the Pink Salmon cans from WM. For me, the 64oz can is more convenient because I divide it into 10 38gr protein servings. I make a couple casseroles, a couple soups, and a Salmon Salad; each having two servings of protein (half the daily required).