Shipped across all 50 US states with protective ice envelopes included in every order.

A PRODUCT BUILT FOR ONE ICONIC DISH

This Russian Sea herring is specifically prepared for the classic Eastern European salad known as “Under a Fur Coat” (herring layered with vegetables and mayonnaise).

Instead of whole fillets or generic cuts, this version is pre-portionable, designed to blend easily into layered salads without extra preparation.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

This is not a general-purpose herring product — it is optimized for salad structure:

• light salt profile for balanced layering
• uniform fillet pieces for consistent texture in salads
• soft bite that integrates with vegetables
• neutral flavor base that doesn’t overpower other ingredients
• ready-to-use format for quick assembly

HOW IT IS USED IN PRACTICE

Most commonly used in traditional layered salads:

• “Under a Fur Coat” salad (beet, potato, carrot layers)
• mixed cold fish salads with vegetables
• party-style appetizer spreads
• rye bread canapé-style servings
• small cold plates with eggs and pickles

WHY THIS VERSION EXISTS

Unlike standard salted herring, this product is designed specifically to behave well in layered dishes:

• does not overpower other ingredients
• distributes evenly through salad layers
• keeps structure after mixing
• reduces preparation time
• optimized for home-style Eastern European cooking

FAQ

Is this ready to eat?
Yes, it is fully ready to eat without cooking.

Is it specifically for salads?
Yes, it is designed especially for layered salads like “Under a Fur Coat”.

Is it very salty?
No, it has a light salt profile.

Can it be eaten alone?
Yes, but it is primarily optimized for mixed dishes.

Do you ship across the USA?
Yes, we ship to all 50 US states with ice envelope protection.

SHIPPING NOTE

We ship nationwide across the United States.

• Ice envelopes included in every shipment
• Multiple shipping options available at checkout
• Express shipping options recommended for perishable seafood
• Tracking provided after dispatch