Wild Pink Salmon

5 ounce cans of Salmon, 1 can is 1 serving, which is great for portion control. It contains 350 mg of sodium, which is same as most tuna. Though more than some other canned salmon I buy. Still, doable for the fact that this is one serving. Perfect size to eat straight from can, make a sandwich, eat with crackers, or over salad, make patties, etc. More dry and firm, than total mush. Better than most tuna. Reminds me more of an albacore tuna in terms of texture. No skin, no bones, no significant amount of water. I like that there isn't a lot of liquid. Some large cans I buy have a slew of excess liquid, and I dont want to pay for water. With this StarKist Wild Pink Salmon, depending on what I am using this for, I dont even bother draining. I like that I am paying for flesh. Tastes like salmon. I know some people have mentioned tuna. I took another can of salmon (the large cans, that typically have some skin and bones) and opened it up, and tasted them side by side. Tasted the same to me. I think the idea of it tasting like tuna is that it is in a tuna can, has small chunks like tuna, and of course is fishy.. Even I thought it was tuna like, then I decided to compare it side by side with other brands. All good. These cans require a can opener. Price is good with subscribe and save. I am really pleased to have tried this, and it is now a pantry staple.

The packed salmon cans are great. Very happy I purchased. Nice tasting and perfect amount of water in can. It is great tasting and so healthy. Recommend.

As far as canned salmon goes, this is tasty. Not gritty like another popular brand. Good on salads or straight out of the can. Not too fishy and pleasant to eat.

The product is very good in terms of consistency and quality of the salmon. Too bad they don't have it with no salt added. That would have been better. Only reason they don't get a higher review is because of the price. I'm not sure why salmon cost so much more than albacore tuna but that's my only gripe with the product and they lose 1 star for that. Maybe it's not fair but it is literally cheaper to go buy fresh salmon than canned salmon.

Delicious very good price for the pack fresh as it can get very good

I like the bigger chunks that come in this can it's not all mushy it's delicious on a salad even on pasta

Buen sabor

I'm spoiled. I get frozen wild Sockeye and Coho salmon from Alaska shipped to me every so often. In between, I usually use canned salmon. This canned "salmon" is okay, but, obviously, is nothing like the salmon I get from Alaska. This canned product is pale yellow and tastes generally like "fish," but that's about all I can say about it. It neither looks like salmon nor tastes like it. It is a little more "chunky" than other canned salmon which resembles mush. It should be pointed out that after draining the water from the 5 oz. can, there's about 3 oz. of actual salmon. You should have realistic expectations regarding this product.