I usually buy from Sam's, Costco or HEB but was curious if there's a better option to buy fresh salmon for grilling. TIA!
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Best place to buy salmon for grilling
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Last: 3 mo ago by histag10
Just dont get farmed raised...get wild caught
I haven't found better than HEB. Pro-tip: find out who the actual fish monger is (I know two at two of the stores) and ask them when the best quality ones come in. I pretty much now buy fish based on what these folks tell me is freshest.
FlyRod said:
I haven't found better than HEB. Pro-tip: find out who the actual fish monger is (I know two at two of the stores) and ask them when the best quality ones come in. I pretty much now buy fish based on what these folks tell me is freshest.
Which two stores?
MadDog73 said:FlyRod said:
I haven't found better than HEB. Pro-tip: find out who the actual fish monger is (I know two at two of the stores) and ask them when the best quality ones come in. I pretty much now buy fish based on what these folks tell me is freshest.
Which two stores?
Villa Maria one and Texas Ave one
I get mine from Wild Alaskan Company. Excellent
tbone94 said:
I get mine from Wild Alaskan Company. Excellent
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tbone94 said:
I get mine from Wild Alaskan Company. Excellent
$130 for 12 six ounce portions. We need to eat more fish so I think I'll try the combo box.
There is also this company which IIRC is Aggie owned. Anyone tried them?
https://fishfixe.com
Tailgate88 said:tbone94 said:
I get mine from Wild Alaskan Company. Excellent
$130 for 12 six ounce portions. We need to eat more fish so I think I'll try the combo box.
There is also this company which IIRC is Aggie owned. Anyone tried them?
https://fishfixe.com
$29/lb? I get mine at Aldi for $9/lb.
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
I have been buying fish from Fish Fixe for years. Always nice quality and I love the way they package their fish. 2 portions per package, vacuum sealed and then put in a brown paper resealable bag meant to hold the plastic packaging when you remove the fish. That way it reduces the smell in your trash. The packaging also has two simple preparation ideas for your fish. The company was started by two former student Aggie soccer players. One is Melissa Harrington, wife of Chris Harrington who is also involved in the business.
FlyRod said:MadDog73 said:FlyRod said:
I haven't found better than HEB. Pro-tip: find out who the actual fish monger is (I know two at two of the stores) and ask them when the best quality ones come in. I pretty much now buy fish based on what these folks tell me is freshest.
Which two stores?
Villa Maria one and Texas Ave one
There is more than 1 on texas