Description
Ingredients: Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) (81%), cold pressed rapeseed oil, salt.
Fangst Færøsk Laks (Faroe Islands Salmon) Flash Grilled in Cold Pressed Rapeseed (Canola) Oil
$11.00
Atlantic salmon is the third-largest salmon, behind only the Siberian Taimen and the Pacific Chinook.
Its remote location in the North Atlantic, clear waters, cool steady temperatures, strong currents and protected fjords make the Faroe Islands the perfect place for salmon. Here people have lived off the ocean for centuries and have strong traditions for respecting nature’s resources. This is also reflected in high standards for sustainability in local fish farming. This Fangst salmon has been flash grilled and preserved in cold pressed locally produced rapeseed (canola) oil.
110g tin
In stock
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Hream McDan (verified owner) –
Very good, firmer than some other canned salmon but still had nice moisture. The grilled flavor was present and delicious, setting this tin apart from others I’ve had. As for the oil, it was essentially flavorless as you’d expect from canola, allowing the fish to do the heavy lifting. There was no mistaking that this was salmon -not overly so but it was that distinctive flavor especially when eaten by itself.
Why not 5 stars? It fell short of great … and at this price, it really needs to be at that superstar level when something (great) like a Trader Joe’s smoked salmon tin is available for $5 ish. Plus, when you think of how absolutely transformative to the genre that Fangst brought to sardines, how they have a completely mind-blowing set of tins there that flip your perception fully upside down … well, this one doesn’t come close to hitting the same. It’s totally fine, it’s delicious, but it’s not in a tier by itself.
I’ve had fresh Faroe Islands salmon several times and what sets it apart for me is the buttery richness, the soft flakey decadence that makes you take a step back. This tin didn’t have any of those Faroe characteristics so while it was definitely enjoyed & appreciated, I think I’ll use those extra few dollars to instead get some more *other* Fangst tins.