Chicken
of The Sea Skinless Boneless Pink
Salmon
I
saw these 3 oz pouch Salmon pouches at
the store and bought a few to try them
out. I am not afraid of food in a pouch
like some old timers. I've eaten my share
of MREs, and the foil pouch technology
is much lighter and more compact which
makes food in pouches good for storage
and packing along on hikes, camping trips,
etc.
This Salmon
was pretty good. You could taste the
salt, in fact it was almost like a slice
of ham. A good size for a snack or adding
to a meal. I will be buying more next
time I see them at the store These cost
me $1 each. It has
a 'use by' date of 12-2010 (more than
two years from now)
Premium
wild caught Alaskan, 97% fat free. Skinless &
boneless. Fresh, firm, no draining. Ingredients: Pink
Salmon, Water, Vegetable Broth (Contains
Soy), and Salt .Certified Kosher
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This is salmon caught
in Alaska??, but packaged in
Thailand, then distributed out
of San Diego and still only costs
$1
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Serving
Size: 1 pouch
Servings: 1
Calories: 90.00
Calories
from Fat: 30
Total
Fat: 3.00 g.
Saturated
Fat: 1.00 g.
Cholesterol: 30.00
mg.
Sodium: 420.00
mg.
Total
Carbohydrates: 0 g.
Dietary
Fiber: 0 g.
Sugars: 0
g.
Protein: 15.00
g.
Vitamin
A: 0%
Vitamin
C: 0%
Calcium: 0%
Iron: 3%
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Ingredients:
pink salmon, water, vegetable broth
(contains soy) and salt.
I added some
mustard and it tasted OK
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