Are they long or wide sardines?How many per can?
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there are 3-4 semi long/wide sardines in the can. I get the extra virgin olive oil canned ones. You can google wild planet sardines and click on images and see a few. Here is one I found quickly ---> http://kristensraw.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Image-25.jpg
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The sardines are wide...and 3 or 4 to a can. They are not the small layered sardines as are in the flatter cans.
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They are truly delicious! I disliked sardines my whole life until I tried the Wild Planet brand. They are so fresh, light, moist and never overly "fishy". They are sustainabley caught and filled with omegas, calcium and potassium. This is the only brand I trust.
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Usually 5-6 pcs of hand size filets. Cooks evenly, you may want flip when fish sort of curls on edges. Crunchy and delicious.
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They are fairly long. They are good size. A little longer then kitchen ones I would say.
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The bottle says sardine, anchovy, herring, salmon and mackerel. Product of USA
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Crosspacked sardines are usually the smallest (and to me generally most flavorful) sardine and are packed cross-ways in the can vs. other sardines which are packed lengthwise in the can. Cross packed are generally two or more layers in the can and 2 layer can be either cross-ways or lengh-wise in the can. 2 layer in either case are generally smaller, tastier sardines.
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"No added salt" is the most accurate answer. The ingredients listed are just sardines and water, and that is one reason I prefer this brand. However, to me there is a mild saltiness in the taste of the sardines and the broth which is often part of the flavor of any seafood. The amount of sodium per can according to the label is 45 mg, or 2% of DV.
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Standard size (uncertain of dimensions but about the size of a small tuna can).
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These are two layer. I have had the "Tiny Tots" and they are identical to these both in size (14-22 per can) and taste. In fact if you read the labels they are exactly the same size with the same ingredients so I'm not sure what the deal is with the "Tiny Tots" label. The best sardines in my opinion are the King Oscar "Cross Pack" which are smaller size with 24-34 fish per can.
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Portugal. I have found one that I like much better. Just a little more expensive. Crown Prince Skinless & Boneless Sardines in Olive Oil. Wild Caught -Produce of Morocco. Amazon has both and suggest you read the reviews. Thats what put me on to CP and in Olive Oil.
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No salt is added to these sardines. They are called "low salt" because they naturally contain 45mg of salt per container. I have these sardines on subscription. They are an awesome price as they usually cost over 3 dollars a can if you can find them in a supermarket.
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About the size of a large cantaloupe. 7 to 8 inches across. A very good size.
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I like them... I would prefer less salt, too, but I still like them. To me, they're not overlooked. I admit I'm not a sardine expert ...
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The previous two answers are correct about the size. As for how much my cats loved it -- not so much. Not sure why because it is loaded with fish of all sorts and they usually love fish. Also, two of the cans in my shipment were damaged enough that I had to throw them out. Not sure who is to blame for the poor packaging. Bottom line is that I won't be ordering any more of this brand.
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None of my sardines say they are product of Morocco. These say "packed in Poland" on the back of can label.
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Only you can determine if you can afford them. I think you are paying for the source and sustainable fishing practices of this company. These sardines are from the North Pacific Ocean. I've gotten other brands from Spain, Morocco, etc. They are the most moist sardines I have ever had. Though for convenience I usually just pick up sardines from Costco and they taste fine. Though for tuna I get this company because they catch smaller fish that are lower in mercury. Costco sometimes sells their tuna.
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Half of the nutrients are in the bones and skins - also great flavor. I also prefer sardines in oil! ☼ Bud ☼