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16 Nov, 2009

Sponsored Post: Christmas Smoked Salmon at M&S

Posted by: peter in: Sponsored Posts

ms-salmonSmoked salmon is the essential Christmas starter for my family. This year, M&S is launching a unique selection of Irish smoked salmon for Christmas produced exclusively for Marks & Spencer by Dunn’s seafood in Finglas, Co Dublin.

The Blackened Irish Stout Smoked Salmon (€6.99) is painted with O’Hara’s Irish Stout produced by the Carlow Brewing Company. The stout reduction is brushed on and cured for eight hours before lightly smoking over oak wood chips, resulting in the salmon having a dramatic but subtle flavour from the rich, malty sweetness of the stout. A truly delicious salmon with depth of flavour and a strong smoked taste.

marks-and-spencers-logoAnother distinctly traditional Irish product to tempt you this festive season is the Hot Toddy Smoked Salmon (€6.99). This will be available in stores from the end of November. Here, the Irish Organic Salmon is coated with a hot toddy reduction produced by Ireland’s oldest independent distillers – Cooley Distillery, which has won over 250 international medals for its quality of whiskey. The salmon is then smoked over oak wood chips giving the salmon a very distinctive flavour: ideal to share among friends for Christmas or New Years.

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3 Responses to "Sponsored Post: Christmas Smoked Salmon at M&S"

2 | chocobuttons

November 16th, 2009 at 4:42 pm

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Oooh, interesting that they’re using such an Irish bent with the suppliers. Are these products just being sold here or in the UK aswell? I always find M&S go a little overboard with their ‘Best of British’ type slogans/advertising here (rather than make them a bit more regionally appropriate iykwim) so I wonder is this an attempt to do that?

3 | Joanne

November 17th, 2009 at 11:05 am

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The salmon sounds delicious - but what size/weight are the packets? i.e. how much salmon are you getting for your money?

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