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Member's Mark Wild Caught Boneless Marinated Alaskan Salmon, Frozen, 5-7 ct., 2.25 lbs.

Marinated in soy bean oil, tastes like oil

My fault I didn't read the ingredients

Too heavily seasoned. Bought by mistake. Won’t buy it again.

Too heavily seasoned

Says Alantic Salmon, but when reading the labels you find it i Farm Raised in Chile.

Deceptie advertising

Delicious

Very salty. Didn’t care for the seasoning. Disappointed!

SALTY

Delicious salmon,  flavor is perfect with eggs and potatoes.

Breakfast with a smile!

Great product

Taste was good

Seasoned Salmon

Tasted terrible, misleading packing. Says wild caught on package in large letters but the small print says quality. Wonder how that’s determined? Should have returned because of terrible taste.

Buy real wild caught.

My husband is not a fan of frozen salmon, but he actually admitted these were not bad. Even though the sauce is thick, and it smells overly seasoned, the flavor was not very strong. Also, the fillets did not shrink very much, as opposed to some white fish that does. What you see pre-cooked is pretty much what you get, and the sauce remained on the top for the most part. 
The only thing is the packet is messy upon opening, because of all the sauce, so whatever you use to open the packets will likely get messy, especially if fully thawed. I suggest opening all the packets before removing any of them onto the tray. I didn't thaw them ahead of time (forgot), and just followed instructions, and they came out perfectly. 
Overall, yes, I'd buy these again as something to keep on hand as an easy entree for the family or as single portions.

Surprisingly good, something new to try.

Customer reviews for Member's Mark Wild Caught Boneless Marinated Alaskan Salmon, Frozen, 5-7 ct., 2.25 lbs.

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