Bumble Bee Premium Wild Pink Salmon 14.75oz

Horribly DENTED cans! Why were these cans delivered?

It’s not the product that’s bad is the handling of the product when I contacted the company because my can was bent my salmon on all sides both cans they told me because it’s up by the seal that I should return them. It was supposed to be for our New Year’s dinner. Had to go to target in LaPlata to purchase three new cans. That’s why I’m returning these.

I ordered 4 cans. They all came dented. I opened one and tried to eat the contents but the product was tasteless. I threw them all out.

There are bones mixed in with this so the texture made me have the ick for salmon for a long long time

This is not a product issue, by the way, Bumble Bee canned salmon is the best! It's quality control. I originally ordered 8 cans of this salmon, and 7 were badly dented. Customer Service was awesome. My total order was reissued at Target's expense. I received my replacement order, and 6 of 7 cans were damaged. I think the damage may be due to 2 reasons, the cans were packed loosely in the box on both orders, or the cans were damaged on onset. I love Target. I've been an online/store shopper for years. I've had very few with zero problems that have not been resolved amicably. I will continue to be a loyal customer, but this issue needs attention. ❤️

All cans came severely dented. Very disappointing! Always had such good service from Target.

Doesn't advertise bone-in. Impossible to debone

Not ready to eat!! Yuck.

DO NOT BUY! Everything about the fish is inside each can. Eyes, entire spine with every bone and entire fish, scales, everything. My cat wouldn’t even eat it. Too dangerous for any animal to eat! Returned the rest of the cans i bought. Don’t buy!!!!!!

I bought this because of the size of the can. Upon opening it and dumping contents into a bowl, I found the scales and remaining spinal(?) bones still attached. Once I removed those elements and the other undesirable bits, the fish tasted nice. I would not say the meat is "pink," but the cooked white of albacore tuna.

I’ve been eating this and other brands of canned salmon since I was a kid… there are supposed to be skin and bones in this. They’re actually edible. It’s soft. Try it instead of complaining perhaps. If you want salmon without the bones, then buy the plastic packs. But just know the bones/skin add more omega 3 AND calcium. This is a nutrient powerhouse and a childhood favorite.

Pretty sure I saw an eyeball in there.. includes every single part of ground up fish.. bones, spine, scales, fins, it’s all in there.. if that sounds appetizing to you.. enjoy

These are difficult to find. I prefer salmon in the can with skin and bones. It's more nutritional.

Delicious! In all honesty the bones are so easy to remove. Fish splits in half down the middle. People are just lazy and whine about everything! Great product :)

Entire Fish Spine in can.

I ordered the skinless, boneless bumblebee wild, caught salmon. I received the much less expensive bone in, skin-on bumblebee salmon. Either this is blatant false advertising, or, whoever packed it, picked the wrong product. I very much doubt the second possibility. All it takes is someone with at least two brain cells working in concert to know how to pack canned products without every one of the cans getting dented. The canned salmon I ordered came in a box with 10 cans - only one padding bubble (which was popped) in a box twice the size necessary to hold the cans. Now, if enough padding bubbles had been placed in the box, the cans would’ve arrived without dents - or what is considered minimal/acceptable dents. But I’m not going to go through the hassle of returning the product. I’m literally going to make lemonade out of lemons. I’ve done this before. I remove the bones, although they can be eaten because they are soft. I remove as much skin as possible, break the salmon up into small parts with a fork and pack it into a storage container. Then I pour organic lemon juice onto the salmon until it is completely covered and then leave it sit for two hours. Then, I add 3 teaspoons of Dijon mustard, put it in a blender and blend it to whatever consistency I prefer. I usually prefer a semi-fine consistency. When processed this way, canned salmon can be added to salads, soups, and some hot dishes, or be made into patties and seared in a little avocado oil. Now, all I ask is that Target stop the false advertising on this product if that is what is going on and, if it’s a packing issue, get that straightened out pronto.

This was gross - tons of big bones. TJs has better quality as cheaper too. Avoid.

Awful… tons of bones and skin… was expecting boneless skinless salmon, similar to canned tuna. The meat had several dark, discolored pieces. Terrible quality control. Sadly I had to dispose of it immediately.

Fresh, easy to debone.

Very good and tastes great and will buy again