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Thursday, September 16, 2021

Delamaris- 220

 


DEALAMARIS: IN OLIVE OIL


APPEARANCE:



NUTRITION:


Calories- 201
Sat Fat- 2.9g
Protein- 11g
Cholesterol- 15mg
Sodium- 220mg
Sugars- 0g


PRODUCT OF:
Croatia


INGREDIENTS:
Olive Oil, Edible Salt


OVERALL:
A faint oil aroma hits you upon popping. A pretty tin of fish. A soft to medium textured fish does not hold its shape well while removing from tin. Oil flavor is prominent to the fish ratio of flavor. Not a spiny fish, no strong flavors or after. 4 1/2 Sardines.








DELAMARIS: IN SUNFLOWER OIL


APPEARANCE:
NUTRITION:

Calories- 155
Sat Fat- 1.7g
Protein- 9g
Cholesterol- 13mg
Sodium- 391mg
Sugars- 0g


PRODUCT OF:
Croatia


INGREDIENTS:
Sunflower Oil, Edible Salt


OVERALL:
No aroma noticeable when popped. A tin of little pretty fish. Fish hold their shape well, a medium-textured fish No strong flavors or after-taste on the first bite. A clean-tasting fish- oil is light with no overpowering flavors. Not a spiny fish. 5 Sardines. Would eat again!








DELAMARIS: SPICY


APPEARANCE:

NUTRITION:

Calories- 168
Sat Fat- 2.1g 
Protein- 10g
Cholesterol- 11mg
Sodium- 347mg
Sugars- 0g


PRODUCT OF:
Croatia


INGREDIENTS:
Sunflower Oil, Edible Salt, Chili


OVERALL:
Faint oil aroma upon opening. Six fish to the tin. A medium-textured fish. No intense flavors or after-taste. I can not detect any spice in this tin. Oil does not overp[ower the fish. 3 1/2 sardines.








Monday, March 7, 2016

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 2016


















Spanish nail sardines





Leading cause of sardines having a bitter taste. Some sardines are not completely purged/cleaned. 




Kroger brand













































































































































Happy 2016 Sardine Eaters! Hope everyone has had some excellent Tin popping so far this year! There's been a few changes to the site. I did away with the black background, and in doing so I seemed to upset the Google Gods. Not all text and pics transferred 100%. Some text is highlighted black and some pics have shrunk. Followers/subscribers of the blog who are not on Google Chrome were kicked off the site. Mouth Full of Sardines is now on Instagram. I've started a  hashtag: "#SardineEater." You can now hashtag your pics #SardineEater, and I will place them on the Sardine Eater page. 


Keep popping those tins, Sardine Eaters!