Sardines like 'em or hate 'em?

[Bob Correll]

Bob, report back on the price might pick some of these up this week. Wife would puke but used to eat them with my father who passed away a long time ago. Not eaten them since.

Will do.
Their website says they're $8.49 after $3 off, that's $1.42 per can.

 

[Brian B Atlanta]

Bob, not sure you can beat that price hate them out $8.50 going there Friday need to load up on wings will grab some.

 

[LMichaels]

Heads up sardine lovers, or those wanting to try them.
Costco has $3 off a 6 pack of Season skinless boneless in olive oil through Aug. 29.
These are darn good, a bit dry compared to regular sardines, very tuna like IMO.
Not sure what their current regular price is until I get there this week.

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I tried these. Did not like them

 

[Rusty James]

I'm liking this KO mackerel very much. I also like this avocado hot sauce, a little dab'll do ya. The fish is kind of like really good tuna.

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I just tried some of these recently, and they are pretty good.

I bought another can!

 

[Rusty James]

You prefer saltines, Bob?

Saltines are great, but lightly toasted Wasa rye crackers are easier on the blood sugar.

 

[JohnTak]

Takes me back to elementary school! I had a friend that bought sardine sandwiches once a week for lunch, his lunch bag had an oil mark from the sardines. LOL thanks for the memory

 

[Bob Correll]

Their website says they're $8.49 after $3 off, that's $1.42 per can.

Finally went today, they were $9.99 regular, $6.99 after $3 off.
Can't beat $1.17 per can if they're the same in other areas.
Regular gas was $2.72, glad I didn't need too much.

 

[Brian B Atlanta]

Damn Bob was there today forgot about them note to self make a list.

 

[DanHoo]

I'm not a fan of sardines. I like smoked oysters on triscuit crackers.

 

[Rusty James]

I can't find Crown Prince in the area anymore. I talked to the company, and this is what they said...

Many of the big retailers went to centralized buying so the local store managers don't have as much input as they used to on selection. Trader Joe's carries our Skinless Boneless Sardines in Olive Oil under their private label (don't tell) and we do have items in the natural product stores like Sprouts or Whole Foods.

 

[Rusty James]

Heads up sardine lovers, or those wanting to try them.
Costco has $3 off a 6 pack of Season skinless boneless in olive oil through Aug. 29.
These are darn good, a bit dry compared to regular sardines, very tuna like IMO.
Not sure what their current regular price is until I get there this week.

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Those are good, but no Costcos around here. They're about $2.00 a can at Walmart.

 

[Rusty James]

Very good video here about which fish to eat...

 

[Bob Correll]

Very good video here about which fish to eat...

Excellent!
Had my brain and body food yesterday sided with some redneck caviar.

 

[LMichaels]

He lost me when he eschewed all farmed fish. He's dead wrong on that. IN many cases a properly raised farmed fish is safer than the same fish in the wild. He is correct on Tilapia as well in excess of it is raised in 3rd world countries or China and fed sewage pellets (think Milorganite lawn food).

 

[Bob Correll]

Happy National Sardines Day!!
To celebrate I'm having a nearly $7 tin of Jose Gourmet sardines for lunch.

 

[ChuckO]

Happy National Sardines Day!!
To celebrate I'm having a nearly $7 tin of Jose Gourmet sardines for lunch.

Going to grill them? A McBob Sardine sammy?

 

[timothy]

Thanks to this thread I've been trying to eat sardines or kipper snacks once or twice a week. ( King Oscar Skinless & Boneless )
My Wife just bought a big package of saltines from Sam's and I want to try some Fire crackers.

Ranch Fire Crackers Recipe | Hidden Valley® Ranch

Calling all spicy lovers! Try our Ranch Fire Crackers recipe. The flavor kick of these zesty crackers will make them a favorite at parties, game nights and movie nights!

www.hiddenvalley.com

 

[Bob Correll]

King Oscar Skinless & Boneless )

If you can find them, try the KO Spanish style, they're skinless/boneless and pack a little heat.

Skinless & Boneless Sardines Spanish Style | King Oscar

Skinless & Boneless Sardines Spanish Style feature best quality skinless and boneless sardines, hand-packed in olive oil with chili pepper, Spanish-style.

www.kingoscar.com

 

[Darren Lebner]

Had my brain and body food yesterday sided with some redneck caviar.

Even rednecks can get much closer to the real thing:

 

[Joe T Gomez]

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