Sardines like 'em or hate 'em?


 
King Oscar much better than Season...
Yes, KO is a top brand I've tried. Had KO with lemon juice in olive oil yesterday, didn't care for them too much, I'd rather add the juice myself, if desired.
Picked up a tin of KO Spanish style, skinless boneless in olive oil with chili pepper.
I'll review them once I pop the top.

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I had sardines tonight, along with capers and kalamata olives in a Pappardelle Puttanesca.;)
If you have an IP, you might want to give this recipe a go.
I would, but my wife can't tolerate the smell of the little fish.
https://www.killingthyme.net/2021/0...UWZgVKK3-mB6HZRLEd2HUgzDFU8Vd9I9cPbkuOAQZWdhQ

Maybe it's my imagination, but since I've added sardines to my diet on a regular basis my arthritis seems much improved. They are high in Omega-3 fatty acid. well known for its anti inflammatory properties.
 
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Had my first taste of King Oscar sardines today for lunch. I thought the taste and quality of the sardines was better than others I’ve eaten. I had to get over the tail fin being left on, but that was just mental.
 
I always keep several tins of King Oscar in olive oil in the pantry. I eat them on toast
They’re good on rice and spaghetti, too.
 
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Yes, KO is a top brand I've tried. Had KO with lemon juice in olive oil yesterday, didn't care for them too much, I'd rather add the juice myself, if desired.
Picked up a tin of KO Spanish style, skinless boneless in olive oil with chili pepper.
I'll review them once I pop the top.
How would you compare Season to Crown Prince?
 
I haven't given up. Small portions of sardines with thinly-sliced cheddar on a Town House and in the microwave for short seconds. Probably unorthodox but I enjoyed them!

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