Gravlax Salmon, Sliced filets

Gravlax Salmon, Sliced filets
Filet size: 1,000g+, bones out, skin off
Minimum order is 5kg
Available year round
Also known as Gravadlax, Gravad lax, Dill-cured salmon, Dry-cured salmon, Nordic cured Salmon, Scandinavian Cured Salmon
Nutrition Facts
per 100g
Calories
177
Total Fat
10.9g
Monounsaturated Fat
5.02g
Polyunsaturated Fat
2.75g
Protein
20.1g
Sodium
40.4mg
Potassium
337mg
Total Carbs
0g
Fibre
0g
Cholesterol
66mg
Calcium
6.3mg
Omega-3
3.77g
Omega-6
0.68g
EnglishGravlax Salmon
LatinSalmo salar
IcelandicGraflax
FrenchSaumon gravlax
SpanishSalmón curado
Flavour Profile: Experience the Pure Taste of the Fjords
At Salties, freshness is paramount. Our Gravlax Salmon embodies this commitment to quality, starting with the freshest salmon, delivered daily from neighboring fjords. Each fish is meticulously hand-filleted and trimmed before being dry-cured in a traditional blend of salt, sugar, dill, and pepper. This meticulous process, which removes over 20% of the fish's moisture, creates the firm texture and intensely flavorful experience that defines authentic Scandinavian Gravlax.
Raised without antibiotics in the icy-cold, pristine waters of Iceland, our salmon develops a superior taste and texture you won't find anywhere else. The bright, herbaceous notes of dill and a subtle hint of pepper perfectly complement the salmon's natural richness.
Raised without antibiotics in the icy-cold, pristine waters of Iceland, our salmon develops a superior taste and texture you won't find anywhere else. The bright, herbaceous notes of dill and a subtle hint of pepper perfectly complement the salmon's natural richness.
Cooking Methods: Ready to Enjoy, Just as Tradition Intended
Our Gravlax Salmon arrives ready to savor, no cooking required. We follow time-honored methods, passed down through generations, ensuring an authentic taste experience without any additives or preservatives. Simply slice and serve on its own, with crackers, or as the star of your charcuterie board.
Fun Facts: A Taste of History
The name "Gravlax" tells a story. "Grav" comes from the Scandinavian word for "to dig," sharing a root with the English word "grave." "Lax" simply means "salmon." Centuries ago, gravlax was made by burying salmon in the sand with salt, sugar, and sometimes birch bark and pine needles, allowing it to ferment. Our modern methods preserve this ancient tradition, bringing you a taste of history with every bite.