Imperia Wild Alaska Salmon Roe

Q: What is Wild Alaska Salmon Roe and why is 'wild-caught' significant?

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Q: How does Wild Alaska Salmon Roe compare to Japanese Ikura in flavor and quality?

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Q: What are the nutritional benefits of Wild Alaska Salmon Roe?

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Q: How do I serve Wild Alaska Salmon Roe and what does it pair with?

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$23.00

Wild Alaska salmon roe has large orange pearls with a juicy pop and bold, briny flavor. Choose a 50g, 100g, 250g or 500g tin for sushi, blinis or rice bowls.

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50g (1.7oz)

$23

100g (3.5oz)

$32

250g (8.80z)

$70

500g (17.6oz)

$120

Quantity

Disclaimer

No promotions or additional discounts apply to this product

Flavor Profile

Color

Color: Bright orange

Shelf Life

Unopened, three weeks refrigerated. Once opened, consume within 48 hours. For best flavor consume when fresh, within 1 week of receipt.

Shipping

Shipping: Perishable – ships Overnight with Stay-Fresh™️ packing

Wild Alaska Salmon Roe: Flavor, Texture and Tin Sizes

Imperia Wild Alaska Salmon Roe has large orange pearls with a juicy pop and bold, briny flavor. It is salmon roe rather than sturgeon caviar. Choose a 50g, 100g, 250g or 500g tin.

Serve chilled on sushi, rice bowls, blinis or deviled eggs. Its larger pearls suit dishes where you want a distinct burst of texture and brine. Pair with a small amount of crème fraîche for a milder bite.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Wild Alaska Salmon Roe and why is 'wild-caught' significant?

This product is roe from wild salmon harvested in Alaska. Wild-caught describes salmon harvested from natural waters rather than raised on a farm. The product has large orange pearls and bold, briny flavor.

How does Wild Alaska Salmon Roe compare to Japanese Ikura in flavor and quality?

Ikura is the Japanese term commonly used for individual salmon eggs served in dishes such as sushi and rice bowls. Imperia Wild Alaska Salmon Roe can be used in these dishes. Flavor varies with the salmon and preparation; some ikura is seasoned with soy sauce or other ingredients, so check the ingredients when comparing products.

What are the nutritional benefits of Wild Alaska Salmon Roe?

For nutrient amounts and serving sizes, refer to the nutrition label on your tin. We do not provide product-specific nutrient quantities on this page, so it should not be used to compare the nutritional value of wild and farmed salmon roe.

How do I serve Wild Alaska Salmon Roe and what does it pair with?

Classic pairing: on blinis with crème fraîche and lemon zest or dill. Japanese-style: on top of fresh rice with soy sauce and nori as ikura don. Modern pairing: on oysters, deviled eggs, or smoked salmon platters. Drink pairing: dry sake, Champagne, or clean vodka. The large orange pearls are also visually spectacular as a garnish for seafood dishes.

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