
Out of stock
Ivory King Salmon
Sourced from
Alaska
- SourcedAlaska
- Caught byTroll
- FreshSold by the pound
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
Also known as King Salmon, Chinook
Ivory king salmon is the same species as King salmon, but with a twist! King salmon are orangey to bright red in color from the crustaceans in their diet. Ivory king salmon eat the same prey, but lack the ability to process pigment! Thus, producing white filets. Only five percent of wild king salmon carry this trait and fishermen don’t know if they’ve caught Ivory king salmon until they’ve been filleted!
Sustainability status for this species is published by NOAA Fisheries.
Safe to eat raw?
Yes, salmon can be enjoyed raw. Generally speaking, make sure the fish has been frozen according to FDA guidelines before consuming it raw; previously frozen here means that any dangerous parasites will have been killed. You can double-check with us regarding our products’ preparations and storage methods when you purchase your seafood.
How to cook
Grill, pan fry, bake
Ivory King Salmon season
King salmon season typically runs May - October and about 1 in 20 salmon are Ivory King Salmon.
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