Brisling Sardines boast a delicate flavor and firm texture. All varieties are lightly oak-smoked and hand packed in pure olive oil spring water or tangy mustard. Just one can provide about one-third of the protein needed every day. Brisling Sardines are an excellent source of calcium and contain 2 grams of omega-3 per serving. Try Brisling Sardines in salads casseroles sandwiches or chowders.

• Case of twelve 3.75-ounce cans (total of 45 ounces)


• Hand-filleted and hand-packed in pure cold pressed olive oil


• Contains 2g of omega-3 ; kosher


• Wild-caught; product of Morocco

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Good Salmon

Not everyone has the same expectations for smoked fish. Some people prefer it smoked to a crisp; other people prefer smoked fish that is nearly raw. The folks at Seabear seem to have found a good in between place.



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A Matter Of Preference

I like sardines much to my wife's dismay. I can eat them right out of the can. However skinless and boneless they have to be and that is becoming an expensive variety.



How nice it was then to find that Amazon is selling the Reese brand at very attractive prices. I've tried both the 3.75 and 4.375 oz cans in olive oil of course--purchase 30 or 40 cans at a time--and have been quite well pleased.



I prefer the larger can. In my experience the 4.375 is packed with smaller sardines that tend to have a more delicate taste. At least that was my opinion respecting those that are netted and packed in Morocco as most sardines that I have been buying are.



That brings me to the single problem I encountered in a recent purchase of the 4.375 oz Reese product. While the web page for it called it out as a product of Morocco what arrived was a product of Portugal. The box graphics as shown on the website was different too and the sardines were larger and firmer than those of Morocco.



Although still tasteful and a great value too I prefer the Moroccan variety. It's that more delicate taste that I seek. For most and for me as well the product source is certainly a minor point but I did call the issue to Amazon's attention.



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Of course the website includes info and pictures that Reese provides. Reese probably shipped the Portuguese variety without advising Amazon of the change. It could be that I will not know what is actually being shipped until I make my next purchase.More detail ...

Excellent canned salmon!

Wild caught no added salt great price. Great flavor too.

Bones and skin are pretty normal in canned salmon and mix right into a salad. A source of calcium actually. And Omega 3 oil is highly recommended.



Add some herbs and lemon juice (and maybe even a little salt) some fine chopped sweet onions some fresh garlic ... have a feast!



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Lo Sodium Sardines

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boooyah

These sardines are fantastic - probably why they stopped offering them. Actually they spoiled me from regular sardines; after you eat these the skin and tails and bones of regular sardines tend to make you quesy. These have a mild flavor so even if you don't like sardines you may changer your opinion after these...



I eat them one tin per day at work - much to the dismay of my co workers. Then I crumble some whole wheat crackers and spices into the fish oil and olive oil left over let it absorb and chug it down! Omega-3 fatty oils protien and olive oil! You cannot go wrong and here in Butler (30 miles N. of Pittsburgh) Giant Eagle charges 2.99 per tin...so you save as well.



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