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sams club sells a box of 10 for about $14. i tried em and thought they were pretty good. absolutely no fishy taste to it at all. wonder how much of it is actually salmon vs filler. seems to have high protein, which is good. grilled on an iron skittet with cheese and it is all good.
I've bought them a couple times. They're okay. My problem with them is the smoke flavoring they put in the burgers. It "stays with you", if you know what I mean.
Edit: I should add that the ones I've tried are Trident brand from Costco. Sorry, I assumed Sam's Club and Costco basically sold the same things. I'd make a wager that they are very similar, though.
Look for Blue Horizon Salmon Patties in your local store. Less watery and without the laundry list of ingredients such as liquid smoke. Probably not the "deal" of SeaPak but you get what you pay for usually.
I bought similar ones at Aldi for my husband. He said they were ok but not great.
I am thinking Salmon burgers or patties are one thing I would prfer to make from scratch. I just think, regardless of the brand they have fillers and I want the real thing. If I am putting a filler in mine, I want to know exactly what the filler really is.
I am thinking Salmon burgers or patties are one thing I would prfer to make from scratch. I just think, regardless of the brand they have fillers and I want the real thing. If I am putting a filler in mine, I want to know exactly what the filler really is.
give the seapak a try, they arent bad. just cant tell what percentage is salmon vs yeast extract etc
Specifications
10 ct. 1/4 lb. burgers
No additives or preservatives
850mg Omega-3 fatty acids per serving
Grill in just 10 minutes
Certified Sustainable Seafood
Ingredients: Salmon, water, contains 2% or less of each of the following: autolyzed yeast extract, canola oil, garlic powder, garlic, grill flavor (from sunflower oil), lemon juice concentrate, natural food coloring (beet juice, citric acid), natural smoke flavor, onion powder, paprika, rosemary, salt, soybean oil, tapioca dextrin, white pepper. Contains: Salmon.
I've never bought the prepackaged ones but Whole Foods makes great salmon burgers. I especially like their spinach and feta version.
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