Filter Results
Search Results
Sixty South Pure Antarctic Salmon Portion, 5 Ounce, $7.99
Fresh farm raised salmon center cut fillet. Sixty South is the first and only salmon raised in the pristine, icy-cold waters of the Antarctic - over 900 miles away from any major city. Never treated with antibiotics. No added hormones or growth promoters. No antifouling chemicals. Environmentally conscious. Sustainably raised and ASC certified for farmed responsibly. Product of Chile.
Spence & Co. New York Style Nova Lox, 4 Ounce, $12.99
Spence & Co. New York Style Nova Lox is a mild cured and lightly smoked version of the deli classic. Sliced and ready to eat. This product is produced from the finest quality fresh, never frozen salmon.
Ungar's Classic Gefilte Fish - Kosher for Passover, 20 Ounce, $12.99
Ready-to-cook gefilte fish made with any of the following: whitefish, pike, mullet, cisco or carp plus eggs, onions, sugar and seasonings. Kosher for Passover. No preservatives. Product of USA. Contains fish and egg.
Warm Water Lobster Tail - Previously Frozen, 7 Ounce, $13.99
Warm water lobster tails have more meat than their cold water counterparts with a less firm texture. Substitute its sweet, tender meat in any lobster recipe. Product of Honduras.
Wild Alaska Sockeye Salmon Fillets - Previously Frozen, 1 Pound, $18.99/lb
Noted for its bright red flesh and deep rich flavor, sockeye is loaded with salmon flavor and cooks up quickly on the grill or in a pan. Product of USA.
Wild Chilean Sea Bass - Previously Frozen, 5 Ounce, $19.99
Caught in the deep Atlantic waters south of the Falkland Islands, our sea bass is in good standing with our partners at Seafood Watch because of successful fishery management leading to healthy populations. Due to its high fat content, prepare the sea bass using a dry heat method such as baking, pan-searing or grilling. Falkland Islands Sea Bass (a.k.a. Chilean Sea Bass) is not sea bass at all - it is Patagonian Toothfish. The sea bass label was used by a fish wholesaler in the 1970s to make the species more attractive to American consumers. Product of New Zealand.
