Costco Stuffed Salmon

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Another Costco salmon option in the prepared foods deli section in-store is the Kirkland Signature Costco Stuffed Salmon. This is an oven-ready meal from Costco made with boneless/skinless salmon stuffed with a seafood stuffing. You can bake this right in the container (remove plastic top of course) and it’s ready in about half an hour. How do you cook the Kirkland Stuffed Salmon from Costco? Scroll down for the directions, price and where to find it!

I transfer this to a baking dish to cook it, but you can cook it right in the container.

Where to Find Stuffed Salmon at Costco

You’ll find the fully prepared stuffed salmon meals at Costco in the deli section, near other prepared foods like Costco Chicken Yakisoba Meal Kits and Pesto Salmon.

Price and Item Number

Stuffed Salmon is Costco item number 26043 and costs $11.99/lb. Each package weighs about 3 lbs so you can expect to spend $35-$40 or so.

You can also order the Kirkland Signature Stuffed Salmon for delivery from Same Day Costco for about $2 per pound more.

Stuffed Salmon Pairings

Bagged Salad
Roasted veggies like broccoli or asparagus
Rice
Lemon wedges (or lemon juice)

Ingredients

Fresh farm raised atlantic salmon (with color added through feed, astaxanthin), Stuffing: Imitation crab meat (Alaska pollock, water, wheat starch, starch, sugar, potato starch, egg whites, sorbitol, natural and artificial flavors (snow crab), soybean oil, salt, sodium tripolyphosphate, tetrasodium pyrophosphate, color added (carmine), oleoresin paprika, soy lecithin), Shrimp, Onions, Wheat flour, Soybean oil, Lobster, Cream, Water, Crabmeat, Sodium lactate, Potato starch, Tapioca flour, Baking powder (calcium lactate, calcium carbonate, cream of tartar), Cellulose gum, Modified cellulose, Milk, Pasteurized egg, Parsley, Corn syrup, Vinegar, Ground celery seed, Natural flavors, Ground mustard seed, Spices, Paprika, Turmeric, Maltodextrin, Modified food starch Citric acid)

Allergan label includes fish (salmon, alaska pollock), wheat, crustacean (shrimp, lobster, crab), soy, milk, egg. Possible cross contaminants include wheat, soy, peanuts, egg, tree nuts, milk, fish, shellfish, crustacean, sesame.