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  • #1276954
    Tim & Shell
    Member

    @mccargoe

    Hey Guys,

    Lately I've been tasting a variety of backpacking foods to try to find some of the best food to eat while on the trail. I bumped into this place while doing a search, and thought some of the stuff looked really good, but I was hesistant on trying it due to the price. Turns out I wrote the company a letter telling them about how we as backpackers search for food that tickles our tastes buds, but how we are leary about shelling out the cash to try new things since they are often times expensive and are more often times carboard-like it taste. I asked the Vice President if I could get any discounts on their items and she wrote me back stating that she would gladly provide me with a 50% off code that she would generate in the next coming days. A couple of days went by, and she contacted me with the code. She was also even so kind as to tell me that I could share the code with any backpacking communities or forums I am part of. Therefore, I am offering everypme the opporunity to try some new things at a discounted price. You can visit the company's website at http://www.seabear.com The promotional code that was given to me was HIKE. It will knock $10 off when you spend $20 or more. Not a bad deal considering that they have some nice smoked samlon products and salmon jerky. Yum! I just put in my order today so good luck with finding some things on the site that grab your interest. I hope everyonce enjoys.

    P.S. The Ready-to-Eat Pouch section would probably be a good place to start or if you want to jump straight to the jerky section here is a link: http://www.seabear.com/catalog/Product/Salmon%20appetizers/33/Smoked+Salmon+Jerky.aspx

    #1761134
    Kendall Clement
    BPL Member

    @socalpacker

    Locale: Cebu, Philippines

    Thanks guys! I'll check it out.

    #1761135
    Will Webster
    Member

    @willweb

    Thanks for posting that, Tim. I enjoy salmon but only buy wild salmon from Alaska, since it's the most sustainable fishery according to Seafood Watch (http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/cr/SeafoodWatch/web/sfw_factsheet.aspx?gid=17). I can find Chicken of the Sea smoked Alaskan smoked salmon locally, but the non-smoked and ready-to-eat meals at SeaBear look great. I noticed that if you scroll down on the "Nutrition" tab when looking at the meals you can see the ingredients; looks like the same stuff I would add at home.

    #1761159
    Leigh Baker
    BPL Member

    @leighb

    Locale: Northeast Texas Pineywoods

    I agree with Will's first statement, and thanks so much for the info, I'll check it out too.

    #1761165
    BlackHatGuy
    Spectator

    @sleeping

    Locale: The Cascades

    I buy SeaBear products from my local organic grocer. Good stuff. I like the jerky, though it's a bit tough. They make a great white bean and salmon chowder – I usually have a couple pouches of that in the house for those nights when I just want a quick, tasty hot chowder, followed by some nice hot cocoa (made with coconut milk). Mmmmmmm.

    #1761185
    Sarah Kirkconnell
    BPL Member

    @sarbar

    Locale: Homesteading On An Island In The PNW

    Seabear is a Washington institution. If you are ever on Fidalgo Island getting ready to go out to the San Juan Islands you should into their store in town.

    I might add that REI does carry some of their stuff locally……

    #1761463
    Eric Blumensaadt
    BPL Member

    @danepacker

    Locale: Mojave Desert

    I love smoked fish (esp. W/ beer). And the chowder is another great fav of mine.

    #1761470
    Rick Dreher
    BPL Member

    @halfturbo

    Locale: Northernish California

    Awesome, I tote their packaged fish all the time and construct many meals around it. Thanks for sharing!

    Cheers,

    Rick

    #1761483
    David W.
    BPL Member

    @davidpcvsamoa

    Locale: East Bay, CA

    The flavored salmon meals in a pouch sound great with some rice, noodles or couscous. Thank you kindly for sharing.

    #1761509
    Scott Truong
    Spectator

    @elf773

    Locale: Vancouver, BC

    Excellent. Thanks for the link. Funny, I just drove through Anacortes (where SeaBear is located) a week ago for the first time (ferry to San Juans). Turns out it's an hour or so away from my house.

    I'll have to take their smokehouse tour. Thanks for the info, seems like hi quality stuff.

    #1761594
    Sarah Kirkconnell
    BPL Member

    @sarbar

    Locale: Homesteading On An Island In The PNW

    I lived on Whidbey for around 13 or so years…..Fidalgo was my winter hiking grounds and I had many a friend who worked for Seabear.

    #1761842
    Tim Zen
    Spectator

    @asdzxc57

    Locale: MI

    Thank you! Tired of tuna. Bored of beans. Salivating over salmon.

    #1761942
    Eddy Walker
    Member

    @ewker

    Locale: southeast

    Just ordered me some of the foil packs. thanks for posting this

    #1765183
    Tim & Shell
    Member

    @mccargoe

    Bump

    #1765995
    David W.
    BPL Member

    @davidpcvsamoa

    Locale: East Bay, CA

    $25.00 for $50.00

    Seabear Salmon

    Enjoy.

    #1768843
    Dan @ Durston Gear
    BPL Member

    @dandydan

    Locale: Canadian Rockies

    Too bad they don't ship outside the USA. Their products look great.

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