Wild Smoked Sockeye Salmon Nuggets With Pepper

Price range: $74.95 through $224.95

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For anyone who likes their salmon savory, these are the nuggets to grab. We start with wild sockeye from Canada’s Pacific coast, cut it into chunky pieces, season it with fresh peppercorns and hot-smoke it until the outside sets and the inside stays moist. The pepper adds aroma and warmth rather than heat, so the rich sockeye flavor still leads.

Tasting notes

Smoky and meaty, with cracked-pepper warmth that builds over a few bites. The texture is tender and flaky, never dry.

Ways to serve

  • Out of the bag on a hike or fishing trip
  • With a cold IPA or lager on game day
  • On a Caesar salad in place of croutons
  • Next to aged gouda, mustard and pickles on a snack board
  • Flaked into mac and cheese for a smoky upgrade

At a glance

  • Species: wild Canadian sockeye salmon
  • Seasoning: fresh peppercorns
  • Style: hot-smoked, fully cooked
  • Order sizes: 1 lb, 1.5 lb, 2 lb or 3 lb, packed in 8 oz portions
  • Shipping: ships frozen by 2-day delivery within the US

Good to know

Keep frozen until needed and thaw in the refrigerator. Unopened packs last up to two weeks chilled; opened packs should be eaten within a few days.

Craving something sweeter? Try the maple sockeye nuggets, or pair these with candy strips in the sockeye candy and pepper nugget gift set.

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How peppery are these salmon nuggets?

They have a warm, aromatic pepper finish rather than chili heat. Most people who like black pepper on their food find them easy to enjoy.

Are the pepper nuggets fully cooked?

Yes. They are hot-smoked and ready to eat cold or at room temperature.

What goes well with peppered smoked salmon?

Sharp cheeses, grainy mustard, pickles, crackers and a cold beer or crisp white wine all work well.

How should I store them?

Keep the packs frozen, thaw in the fridge, and finish an opened pack within a few days. Unopened packs keep up to two weeks refrigerated.