Run Oregon Test Kitchen: Wild Alaskan Company

In a recent Run Oregon Test Kitchen post, we highlighted a meat delivery that fueled our summer BBQ sessions. I mentioned that I could probably go pescatarian—and that’s when Wild Alaskan Company reached out to introduce their “water‑to‑door” seafood box.

I love fish and seafood—especially wild-caught. Nowadays, my father-in-law sporadically brings back fresh fish from the Oregon Coast (retirement perks!). With a big extended family, though, I don’t always get my fill. That’s why having high-quality fish on hand is a game-changer.

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Wild Alaskan Company sources all fish from the wild—no farming, no antibiotics. With roots in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, the catch is quickly sent to regional processing centers. There, fish are de-boned, flash-frozen, and shipped—locking in freshness better than most grocery store offerings.

Subscription boxes come in 12- or 24-pack options—whitefish only, salmon only, or a mix. My combo box included:

  • Coho Salmon
  • Sockeye Salmon
  • Pacific Cod
  • Pacific Halibut
  • Pacific Rockfish

The fish arrive via dry ice-packed insulating boxes. Even after sitting in the heat on my doorstep, everything stayed rock-solid frozen—impressive. The single-serving portion sizes (~2–6 oz) were ideal. Not everyone in my household is seafood-obsessed, so being able to thaw exactly what I want is convenient and waste-free. The flavor was outstanding—clean, fresh, and true to its wild roots.

I’ve always said I could be pescatarian, and this monthly box from Wild Alaskan Company might just push me there. For athletes and runners in particular, fish is a powerhouse:

  • Salmon and cod are rich in protein and omega‑3 fatty acids, crucial for muscle repair, recovery, and reducing post-run inflammation.
  • Omega‑3s also support heart health and circulation—helping get nutrients to working muscles faster, which is ideal after a workout.

If you’re already a seafood fan—or a runner looking for nutritious, recovery-friendly meals—Wild Alaskan Company is worth a try. Convenient, flavor-packed, and rooted in wild-caught quality, this is a subscription that delivers both freshness and function.

Wild Alaskan Company $120-$242

Options:

  • Wild Combo Box
  • Wild White Fish
  • Wild Salmon
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