- Portugal - $1. If a $4 and a $2 can tastes similar, the less expensive option was ranked higher. Yankee Clipper lightly smoked sardines in mustard sauce Morocco - $2.49 26. Nice rich olive oil. 3 Season’s Skinless and Boneless Sardines in Pure Olive Oil – Best Boneless and Skinless Canned Sardine. Idamar Portuguese Sardines in olive oil - Portugal - $2. Special thanks to, © 2020 CHOWHOUND, A RED VENTURES COMPANY. Palacio Real Small Sardines in Olive oil (slightly smoked) Spain - $2.9919. Express Sardine Spread for the Holidays On dine chez Nanou. Da Morgada Sardines in Pure Olive Oil - Portugal - $3. Brunswick Sardines in Mustard Sauce Canada - $1.19 23. Yankee Clipper lightly smoked sardines in mustard sauce Morocco - $2.4926. Neutral olive oil. Wild Planet Canned Sardines. Mega Sardines in tomato sauce with chili The Philippines - $.79 22. Sardine Toast Fingers. Saltier than most. Brand: BUMBLE BEE Sardines in Water Poland - $.89Calories per can: 120Ingredients: SARDINES, WATER, SALTCountry of origin: PolandTaste: 5 large uniform size sardines that held their shape with not too much spine.
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Not like some spicy sardines where the spice takes over. 21. 992. For the price they were not significantly better and I would have to make special trip to buy them. Would buy again. Would not buy again. Albo Sardines in Olive oil Spain - $4.997. BUMBLE BEE Sardines in Water Poland - $.8921. Brand: BELA-Olhão lightly smoked sardines in cayenne pepper-flavored extra virgin olive oil. 756. Despite their small size, these fish can be intense — in a good way.
Tuna flavor, not as assertive as most. Would buy again. Mild olive oil, A few points off for shabbiness of skin. Matiz Gallego sardines in olive oil - Spain - $2.
They were a mild sardine with a touch of bitterness. Yankee Clipper lightly smoked sardines in soybean oil Morocco - $2.499. After trying 30 types of canned sardines here are my thoughts: - Sardines caught near Portugal or Spain are the best with a meaty tuna flavor - Italian grocery stores carry the best brands of Portuguese sardines (in my area anyway)- Olive oil is the best medium for sardines- Really skip those flavored with tomato sauce or mustard- Read that ingredient list there is no reason for anything but fish, oil/water or salt Here are the next 7 canned sardines, in order of preference: Rankings 1. Yankee Clipper lightly smoked sardines in tomato sauce Morocco - $2.4925. 15 Canned Sardine Hacks for a Better Snack, How to Make (Friendsgiving) Sugar Sprinkles, 19 Great Thanksgiving Desserts That Aren't Pie, How to Bake Three Amazing Pies in One Morning, How to Make Thanksgiving for One (or Two). Brand: Matiz Gallego sardines in olive oil Calories per can: 228Ingredients: Sardines, olive oil, saltTaste: Three VERY plump sardines. Gourmet Award lightly smoked sardines in tomato sauce Morocco - $1.8930. Fresh taste.
Appearance or price was the deciding factor. Lovely smoke flavor that was prominent but not overwhelming. Calories per can: 260Ingredients: Sardines, extra virgin olive oil, cayenne pepper-flavor, salt, natural smoke flavorTaste: Nice meaty texture and held their shape nicely. They are the best canned sardines you could get for your money too.
Gallego sardines in olive oil - Spain - $2. Crown Prince One Layer Sardines in soy bean oil no Salt - Scotland - $1. BELA-Olhão lightly smoked sardines in cayenne pepper-flavored extra virgin olive oil.
Nice balance.
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