Wild Planet Skinless & Boneless Alaskan Pink Salmon, 6 Oz Can, Pack of 1

Tasty, boneless with low salt content.

I recently ordered this in lieu of our usual tuna, knowing my husband doesn't generally care for salmon... I love the stuff so it was a treat for me and I figured worth trying after reading the reviews!Cracked open a can and was actually pretty impressed, for canned salmon, this stuff is not bad at all!! I had to stop myself from not eating the whole can in one sitting, lol!So that night for dinner I made some simple tacos, no taco sauce, but salsa and made one of his with some of this. Surprisingly, he didn't believe me when I told him that it was salmon! He loved it too!Now I'll be watching for either the price to drop or to see if I can find it in our local grocer stores. Love Subscribe and Save and Prime Pantry but these do seem a bit steep to me. Sustainably caught, product of the USA so I'm sure worth paying a bit more for but I'm still going to shop around a bit to compare.Definitely worth trying! Also, definitely not Pink, haha... I'm certainly not asking for food coloring though, lol! Uploading a photo. Super Dee~Lish! Smile. Hope this is helpful!

I use this to make salmon cakes for my toddler (and family): add one can of salmon, an egg, a handful of leftover rice or mashed potato, any herbs you want or lemon, mush it up, then cook like a pancake in a bit of oil! Delicious!

I figured that I would try this because the Polar brand canned fillet was getting difficult to find in the brick and mortar stores. The wild planet was okay but had an off taste probably because it seemed over cooked in the can. It was kind of dry even though it has juice packed with it. Not bad not great. My gold standard is still the Polar.

The salmon is grey, squishy and almost inedible