Bear and Wolf Pink Salmon Wild Alaskan, 6-Count 6 Oz cans

This salmon is delicious. It's more expensive, a bit more actually, than the kind I can get in a can at my local grocery store. However we had run out and I was on Amazon one night and we had no plans to go to town any time soon soooo Prime shopping time...LITERALLY Prime shopping time, haha. The salmon is wild caught, important to us. This was actually my first time purchasing canned salmon that was deboned and had no skin etc. It was a sort of decadent meal addition to just open the can and dig in, or open the cam and tip out on to our plates. It's really delicious, I kept nibbling bits as I was preparing our meal. This sort of canned salmon is WONDERFUL for fish tacos. Nom nom. As I mentioned the only detractor is the price, more expensive than the kind with bone in and still has skin...I know some people just eat the bones but I get squeamish (I'm eating a dead fish you'd think squeamish would be out the window eh?) but anyways I spend a fair amount of time preparing the other sort of salmon, removing the bones etc. So time wise, this is a MUCH better option. If you are trying to eat healthier and get some salmon in to your diet this sort of canned salmon options removes all obstacles from between you and a quick, delicious and potentially really healthy meal.

Great product -- but seriously!? This has more than doubled in price since the last time I bought it. BOOOOOooooo!!!!

I love this product! It isn't as salty as some of the other canned salmon products I've encountered. I often use it in raw garden salad. It's moist and needs little to no seasoning, in my opinion. The salmon comes in nice meaty chunks (think albacore tuna) that flakes apart easily if that's how you prefer it. The product is 5 star all the way. The only reason I gave it 3 stars is for the outrageous price here on Amazon. I originally found this at Costco several months ago. I didn't recall how much I had paid for it when I stumbled upon it again on Amazon. My prevailing thought was, 'with the gas prices, I have to be saving money by purchasing it online'. I could not have been more wrong. I had already purchased two 6x6 sleeves on here when I ended up visiting Costco with my mother-in-law to find that the exact same product was only $9.99. That's half the price. How can Amazon justify doubling the price on the exact same item?! I was fuming. Never again will I buy this on Amazon. If Amazon (and its sellers) would be willing to come down off the price a bit, I would again purchase from here but until then I will have to trek to Costco to get my Bear & Wolf pink salmon fix.

Being from southeast Alaska and from a family that has commercial fished for 50 years, I'm kind of a salmon snob. That being said, this is the best canned pink salmon I've had that wasn't smoked. No bones, no skin, no fuss. The flavor is pretty decent and the salmon works well as an additive for casseroles, soups, sandwich spreads, ect. Pink salmon will never have the amazing flavor, texture, or color of Sockeye, Silver, or King, but this is a pretty good and affordable substitute if you can't get the higher quality fish. I'll be purchasing more.

I used to buy this at Costco when I used to live near one. After moving, I had a lot of difficulty finding canned wild salmon that is boneless, skinless, tastes descent, and won't break your wallet (I eat salmon every day). I lead a very busy schedule, so I don't always have time to prepare meals from scratch, but want to stay healthy, so I look for products such as this salmon in a can. I gave up on finding BPA free cans a long time ago, so I don't bother checking for that anymore, and couldn't tell you if these cans are BPA free or not. With all that said, I was excited to find this product on amazon, as I used to eat this brand all the time. I ordered it, and opened a can expecting the same great taste. I was soooooo disappointed! They must have changed the recipe or something, because now it tastes like one of those cheap brands where you're not even sure it's real salmon. It's no better in flavor than the stuff that I do find on the grocery store cans, which are all real gross in flavor. I gave it two stars because the flavor is tolerable.

I love this salmon and was sad to see Costco not carrying it in our area anymore, so I found it here on Amazon. I am not typically a fish lover. In fact, I don't like fish at all, usually, but this Bear and Wolf pink salmon is great for sandwiches, salads and homemade salmon patties. In the three years that my family has been enjoying this product, it has never had that strong fishy taste. The flavor is light and delicious always. I was really happy to find it here on Amazon. I thought that our Bear and Wolf Salmon days were over, but thankfully, they aren't! The only problem with ordering it, was that the Amazon boxes arrived torn completely open with the contents falling out. The rolls of salmon were torn apart and several of the cans were seriously dented. There was little padding and the box was very thin. That was disappointing, but that wasn't the Bear and Wolf company's fault. The packing was done poorly, but the product is divine!

The cans had expired when I got them Oct. 30: Best By August/2014 and the color of the salmon was grey, not pink and had a strong flavor. I went ahead and made a salmon loaf and then had severe digestive problems all night, the details of which I will spare you. I called Trident Seafoods, who produce this product and say on the label: Satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded. They told me I would have to apply to the seller, Celestial Wholesalers for a refund. I see no point in returning an expired food item and I've been given the proverbial run-around. I feel. $106 down the drain, it appears.

It would be a very good product if it were less salty. Also, although I did not feel that it tasteted canned, members of my family did, so we chose not to serve it to guests. It is a good product to keep on hand in case of an earthquake or other disaster.