CONSERVAS SANTOS: IN SPICY TOMATO SAUCE
APPEARANCE:
NUTRITION:
Energy- 763/183 kcal
Fat- 12g
Protein- 18g
Salt- 1.0g
PRODUCT OF:
Portugal
INGREDIENTS:
Sardines (Sardina Pilchardus) 75%, Water, Tomato Concentrate 10%, Sunflower Oil, Piri-Piri 1% and salt
PRICE:
OVER ALL:
A faint tomato aroma upon opening. Two large, scaled fish to the tin. A very dry fish; sauce is a tad on the tangy side. A roe filled fish; fish has a chewy consistency to it. Heat is very subtle, almost undetectable. Scales not noticeable, not a spiny fish. I wouldn't eat again, alone. 3 sardines.
CONSERVAS SANTOS: IN LEMON SAUCE
APPEARANCE:
NUTRITION:
Energy- 840/202 kcal
Fat- 14g
Protein- 18g
Salt- 1.0g
PRODUCT OF:
Portugal
INGREDIENTS:
Sardines (Sardina Pilchardus) 75%, Sunflower Oil, Natural Lemon Flavor 1% and salt
PRICE:
OVER ALL:
A very faint, almost undetectable lemon aroma upon opening. Three plump, scaled fish to the tin. Lemon flavor hits you on first bite, a well balanced flavor, not to strong. A meaty fish, a good textured fish, soft-medium. Fish holds it's shape well, no strong taste or after. Not a spiny fish. A subtle lemon flavor lingers. Salt is noticeable in this tin. I would eat again. 4 1/2 sardines.
CONSERVAS SANTOS: IN TOMATO SAUCE
APPEARANCE:
NUTRITION:
Energy- 753/181 kcal
Fat- 11.6g
Protein- 18.5g
Salt- 0.8g
PRODUCT OF:
Portugal
INGREDIENTS:
Sardines (Sardina Pilchardus) 75%, Water, Tomato 10%, Vegetable Oil, and salt
PRICE:
OVER ALL:
A very faint tomato aroma upon opening. Two large, scaled fish to the tin; scales are noticeable. A roe filled fish, not a spiny fish, a faint, watery tomato sauce is detected on first bite. Fish is a tad on the dry side, a meaty fish; fish lacks flavor. salt is detectable. I may would eat again. 2 Sardines.
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To me the Lemon sounds the most interesting. I don't believe I've ever seen a lemon sardine tin. I LOVE lemon on fish, so it seems a natural.
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