Sea Best Cooked Seafood Combo, 16 Ounce (Pack of 12)




Key features
- •Zero trans fat; Wild caught; Paella mix
Sea Best Cooked Seafood Combo, 16 Ounce (Pack of 12)
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Customer Reviews
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Just Meh!
PhD•September 24, 2016
Meh. Edible, but not great.
Enjoyed your product very much!!!
Amazon Customer•August 21, 2016
Exellent Arrived still frozen!!! Good Quality!!! Will buy other products!! Thank you very much!!!
Easier than opening up a can of tuna!....from seafood pot pie, to seafood coctail, tetrazzini, bisque, ceviche, etc.....
SUZY•August 14, 2016
Absolutely SCRUMPTIOUS!!...tonite I topped a salad of field greens w/this seafood mix in a Remoulade sauce, to die for!...
All this at approximately $3.50 per lb...
Kudos to Amazon and Seabest! gives new meaning to " fast food "
All this at approximately $3.50 per lb...
Kudos to Amazon and Seabest! gives new meaning to " fast food "
I would not recommend this product to anyone
Peg Paukune•November 21, 2014
My bags were not properly packaged, they came low on dry ice, and expired. I would not recommend this product to anyone.
Good but not great
Pirate Fan•December 16, 2013
We love making seafood pasta and pizza, so this blend seemed like a great shortcut to having all the ingredients. For the most part, the contents are OK.
However the pseudo-crab is some sort of slimy fish conglomeration that never cooks to the solid consistency that would be crab-like -- it is not even good if you just think of it a "fish".
Thrown in a pot for gumbo or seafood pasta blends, the result is good . . . but not great. We'll likely look elsewhere when we've worked through this 12-pack.
However the pseudo-crab is some sort of slimy fish conglomeration that never cooks to the solid consistency that would be crab-like -- it is not even good if you just think of it a "fish".
Thrown in a pot for gumbo or seafood pasta blends, the result is good . . . but not great. We'll likely look elsewhere when we've worked through this 12-pack.






