Description
Ingredients: Salmon (65%), extra virgin olive oil (34%), and salt.
Porthos Smoked Salmon in Extra Virgin Olive Oil
$15.00
Lightly smoked salmon fillet in Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Perfectly cooked, mildly flavored, this tin may redefine how you think about salmon.
105g (3.7oz) tin
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| Weight | 5.2 oz |
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| Dimensions | 4.5 × 3 × 1.1 in |
1 review for Porthos Smoked Salmon in Extra Virgin Olive Oil
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Daniel Fowler (verified owner) –
This was my first Porto’s product and first conservas of salmon. I was surprised at the color of the fish. I expected pink but it was similar to a tuna in color. The pieces were in perfect condition. The meat was really firm and dry, maybe because they are smoked. It needed a lot of the oil and some breaking apart with a fork to soften up. They had a nice flavor, very mild smokiness. The oil was quite light and somewhat thin, mild flavor. This was obviously a very high quality product, but maybe just not my taste. Perhaps it would have been better on a salad or with a sauce than straight out of the can. I will definitely check out other Porthos tins though.