Kaimana Jerky Wild Caught Salmon Jerky - Organic Gourmet Smoked Dried Fish Strips Rich in Omega-3 & Protein - Low-Calorie Seafood Snack with No Gluten, Less Sodium & Sugar - Original Flavor - 3/2oz Pack

My super picky daughter is obsessed with these. They are very tasty and healthy.

Super stinky fishy taste not great sorry.

I won't lie, it's decent jerky. Main reason I've docked stars is because the product is so insanely expensive for the portion that you get. Save your money and buy a different brand. Each bag has like... Maybe 5 pieces of jerky in it. Not worth it, the taste is nothing to gawk at.

Sooooo yummy!!!

I’m a simple person and I like my jerky. The flavoring is nice. It has a nice sweet taste. But it’s the same taste across the board. Everything tastes sweet like teriyaki. The spicy wasn’t spice unless you had a lest over black pepper flake on your tongue which you randomly choose to bite down on when you’re finished eating. It’s not like beef jerky, it’s very moist. I don’t know if that’s from the marinade not completely drying, or them no completely drying it. But over all it is very tasty. For right now their flavor formula is producing a sweet taste so just by the original and you’re good for all of them. The 3 varieties don’t give you variety. Would definitely buy again.

First and foremost, I am saddned by how little is in each bag. I want more! These are super tasty and are phenomenal snacks or to eat whenever you're hungry. For $10 a bag, I would hope for more, but jerky in general is ridiculously expensive, and this is at about the same price point, so I can't complain too much. The taste is sweet and seems to be of great quality fish. I adored each package and savored this jerky. 10/10 would recommend even for the price.

Strong fishy taste, I don't have the acquired taste.

First, a complete waste of money for a tooth breaking wood textured, stinky, dry, awful smoked chum salmon. I hope the company will renew its recipe. I lived in Alaska 32 years; this is the poorest example of salmon jerky.