Sea Fare PacificWest Coast Cioppino, 9 Ounce (Pack of 8)

It is just like what you find at Scoma’s or Sabella’s on Fisherman’s Wharf. Pair it with a mini-loaf of sourdough from Boudin Bakery and it will sweep you back to San Francisco.

I won't bother listing all the ingredients bcuz you can google it online, BUT it's how perfectly blended they are that makes this a winner! There's an ever-so-slight spicy "kick" to it, but if you have such an aversion you can balance it with a small side of rice.This is not just a soup, it's a meal. The portion in the pouch is just enough, not too much and not too little.Is it overpriced? Well, yeah, just a bit, for my budget. But then WHY have I ordered this product multiple times, you ask? Because it is SO worth the cost and better than I've had in some restaurants, no joke. As soon as I run out, I am craving the taste and must reorder!I highly recommend this product.

Convenience, ease of preparation, taste, a good size portion!

Good quality fishNIce seasoningQuite tastyI needed two per person for a good meal (for a supper)

Sea Fare Pacific's West Coast Cioppino is tasty! We purchased this and another Sea Fare Pacific product (the bisque) for our emergency supplies stash. I'm pleased that the company uses wild caught seafood, and that factored into the decision to purchase. The tomato base is richly flavored and there are nice (albeit small) bits of seafood. The flavors taste correct, and fresh, and have a better texture than other canned seafood soups. West Coast Cioppino makes a comfortable meal, and can be heated and eaten right from the bag. I'm now looking forward to my next power outage and plan to include these in the camping, boating, and travel supplies, too!

Well-made, very strong salmon taste

Lunch

A little expensive, yes this is seafood. The package has just 170 calories, so it is good for those who are trying to lose weight, but probably not enough for everyone else. It would be very good with rice. Heats up easily in the micro.