PANTRY ITEM Smoked Salmon Pouch: COHO

*THIS ITEM SHIPS ON MONDAY 16 DECEMBER

If your order includes both items with a MON 16 DEC ship date and ready-to-ship items, the entire order will ship together on MON 16 DEC.

LOG CABIN smoke-style

Wild Alaska Copper River Salmon: COHO

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These pouches are a flavor treat and a nutritional boost. Full of vitamins and minerals and pure ocean protein. A perfect pantry staple!

• Only 3 ingredients, 4 if you count the smoke
• Ingredients: wild-caught Copper River Salmon, salt, brown sugar, and natural real alder-wood smoke
• Nothing artificial. No added nitrates, nitrites, oils or coloring.
• Keeps in the pantry unopened for years; refrigerate after opening and use within 5 days or less. 

LOG CABIN: Full, Rich, Distinct

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Our Log Cabin smoke-style is the flavor our founder Sarah's childhood and she is so pleased to share it with you! Prepared in the regional style of the remote South Central Alaska coastline's earliest inhabitants* and a replica of the tastes and textures produced in the backyard family smokehouse, this is a flavor you will crave after you have tried it. 

Cut into strips (4-5 per package)during the smoking process to allow the sweetness of sugar and savoriness of salt to penetrate, while also giving more surface area for the wood smoke to circulate and encapsulate each cut.

Try it on a bagel with cream cheese, sprinkled atop a rich chowder, or added to a deep dish quiche. The smoky flavor will shine through even when paired against robust cheeses or deeply flavored oatmeal stout. Log Cabin is the boisterous and outspoken big sister of our demure and soft-spoken Whisper Kissed smoked-style. 

* This is the salmon smoking tradition Sarah was raised with, but culinary credit absolutely must be given to the indigenous earliest inhabitants of the Copper River Region. The town of Cordova is located on the Eyak People's lands. The outflow of the glacial-fed Copper River Watershed spills from here into the open Gulf of Alaska ocean sustaining wild salmon and surrounding inhabitants for thousands of years. Learn more about the Eyak People here.