Icelandic Dried Fish - VON Iceland - Harðfiskur 100G - Fresh Cod Fillets from Iceland

Introduced my bf to dried fish, this is fabulous

When visiting Ísland (Iceland), you immediately notice two things: there’s beautiful landscape everywhere and everything is incredibly expensive! This cod fish is no exception. Naturally, I didn’t mind because I was craving what I couldn’t have, and really, the price was about what it was in Iceland. It has a nice flakiness to it and a smell that’ll drive your cats mad, and your family up the wall! Hardfiskur is nowhere near as foul smelling as hákarl, but it will send scents of fish all throughout the room.Will I buy again? Yes.

First time having harðfiskur, and I have to say, I see why it's a staple in Iceland. Put a layer of butter on it, pull off a good sized piece, and after 3 or 4 chews you have a wonderful moist buttered cod fillet flavor. The smell is a bit strong maybe for an office, but the flavor is mild and wonderful. And you can't beat the protein content. Utterly wonderful healthy snack. Better than popcorn for snacking but similarly light - one kilo of fish reduces to 100g in the curing process. Give it a try!

These are a bit to expensive to order all the time. But I loved these while I was on a trip to iceland, and we have bought them through amazon a few times. Really, the packages we get through amazon aren't quite the same. It ends up being a little on the steep side.

I fell in love with fish jerky on my first trip to Iceland. At that time I had the dried chunks. If you think the fillets have a strong smell, you should smell the chunks. I brought some home in a plastic bag sealed in another ziploc baggie. The smell was resilient! The gentleman next to me did not approve! lol. This is so much better. Spread with some good butter, it is amazing. I like to take it hiking. Pull off a strip and chew for a while. It takes your mind off of things. I much prefer it to beef jerky.

From a lifelong hardfisk eater: product was very dry and tasteless. Not up to the usual standards for this brand.

It was so good! I accidentally ate it in 2 days. I followed another commenter advice and tried it with butter and Domino's butter garlic sauce. SO good

The fishy smell is strong, but the taste is mild. The consistency is like, eating flavored paper.There are no additives, so we felt safe giving pieces of this Icelandic Dried Fish to our Bassett as a Special Treat. He Loved it!