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Re: Copper River Salmon

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  1. Steve Wertz said:
    merryb said:

    Well, it's here- for 24.99 a pound! It is beautiful stuff, but I just
    can't justify it (yet)! Thankfully, the price should drop in the next
    few weeks. Have any of you tried it, and do you think it's worth the
    price?

    The last two years it's stayed pretty expensive throughout the
    season. The couple years prior to that, it got down to $7-$8/lb
    by mid-season.

    Anybody know how much they've "allotted" this year compared to the
    last couple seasons?

    -sw

    I thought I heard 31,000 lbs somewhere, but that may have been the 1st
    delivery in Seattle.

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    merryb said:
    Steve Wertz said:
    merryb said:

    Well, it's here- for 24.99 a pound! It is beautiful stuff, but I just
    can't justify it (yet)! Thankfully, the price should drop in the next
    few weeks. Have any of you tried it, and do you think it's worth the
    price?

    The last two years it's stayed pretty expensive throughout the
    season. The couple years prior to that, it got down to $7-$8/lb
    by mid-season.

    Anybody know how much they've "allotted" this year compared to the
    last couple seasons?

    -sw

    I thought I heard 31,000 lbs somewhere, but that may have been the 1st
    delivery in Seattle.

    This year the media made a big deal of the first Copper River salmon to
    reach Seattle. Alaska Airlines shipped the fish on a "Salmon
    Thirty-Salmon", and some of the fish-chuckers from Pike Place Market
    were on hand to unload the first fish from the plane.

    Cindy

    --
    C.J. Fuller

    Delete the obvious to email me

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