Season Sardines in Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Wild Caught, 22g of Protein, Keto Snacks, More Omega 3's Than Tuna, Kosher, High in Calcium, Canned Sardines - 4.37 Oz Tins, 12-Pack

These Season Sardines are far and away the best I have found in years! As a carnivore I eat only animal products and due to having severe degenerative arthritis I eat a LOT of sardines and salmon daily for the Omega 3's which help to reduce inflammation and joint pain. I only eat the ones in water and even though they are canned, the taste is very fresh.These are nice size, and they do include the bones and skin which I consider a bonus for the additional nutrients they carry in the bones and skin. They are perfect right out of the can and also lovely lightly fried in butter as well.

Awesome, delicious, if you've ever been afraid of sardines these will change your mind. I eat them right of thecan with some crackers for a snack and I'm fully satisfied; extremely healthy to boot !

Anxious to try them... package just arrived and I dug into a tin.... I really do like them... I tastes like fish... not salty or some thick oil ie olive oil... It is just the fish.... Very mild taste although the aroma is pungent. I haven't wanted to try sardines in the past... All I find in the stores are the various flavored broths.... It grossed me out.. I mean the flavoring just tickled my vomit button.... These fish in water and no added salt... Wow... I can eat these daily if I want to.... I don't know about other brands, but this one in water rocks!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I needed to alternate my diet between Natalie catch tuna fillets, variety pack to something with more omega-3 no salt and in water after picking up a few cases of sardines in water, I was pleasantly surprised with the content, no slush no pieces just whole pieces of fish and straight out the can very nice. It’s great with my Mediterranean salad. And I’m lucky I started with two cases a good catch for me…

Texture is firm. I bought it in salt water. Needed to add mustard for flavor but the quality is good

I prefer them in olive oil, but they got too expensive for my budget. No problem, I replace the water. The flavor and quality are good for the price.

At the time I ordered and am leaving this review, the nutrition facts shown in the ad are WAY OFF from the boxes I received. I DID receive the correct product: "Season Brand Sardines in Louisiana Hot Sauce", but the ad showed Sodium 360mg 16%, and my box shows Sodium 765mg 32%...that is a HUGE difference for someone who eats sardines for their health and is concerned about high sodium foods. It's more than Double what is advertised. The ad also has Vitamin D 80% and mine is 15%. Ad has Calcium 50% and mine is 28%. Ad shows Iron 28% and mine is 8%. There are other differences, but I am just listing the most serious ones. Again, I did receive the correct product, but the nutrition facts a WAY OFF and in a bad way. I like the taste, but the major thing that will keep me from buying again is the extremely high sodium, as I don't have high blood pressure and would like to keep it that way. I almost didn't buy these when I saw the ad say it had 360mg sodium and now that I know it has more than double that amount(765mg)... I will NOT reorder. I thought to maybe try the "In Water Sardines" from Season which shows 170mg sodium in the ad, but if that is also false, then I don't want that either.

Very good. Thick sardines.