– Sardines in Chilli Flavour 125g (Pack of 12) | Premium Quality Sardines, Rich in Protein & Omega-3, Pre-Cooked & Ready to Eat, Ideal for Healthy Meals & Snacks

Compared to your bog standard tinned sardines these are nice and spicy, certainly no shortage of chilli flavour. These will definitely become a regular purchase for me

I like sardines. For that reason I don't buy them in tomato sauce because I want to taste the fish. I usually buy them in oil or water. I was a little nervous about the "Canadian Style" tag and the fact that these sardines are not true sardines (Sardina Pilchardus) but are, in fact small Atlantic Herrings (Clupea Harengus). On opening the tin I found that they look and smell very much like sardines. Depending on size, you get 5 or 6 fish in a tin. Once mashed up on some buttered toast, the taste test found them to be slightly different in flavour to true sardines but not in a bad way. They were delicious. I poured the oil/water liquid from the tin into the dogs' bowls and they both though it was quite a treat. I'm now down to my last 2 tins and about to order some more. I would definitely buy these "Canadian Style sardines" again, but his time I'll try the Tropical Sun sardines in sunflower oil, which come from Morocco, so I assume will be true sardines. I'll see how they compare.

Expensive.

Love these and hard to get but here l buy from there nice tasty

Absolutely VILE!! Even my cat wouldn't go near an open can. Rotten smelling and putrid is an understatement. Avoid these..they are certainly nothing like other Canadian style sardines and absolutely no where near as good as Portuguese or Moroccan...glad I got a refund.

I am pleased to inform you that I received the product that I bought recently from the amazon arrived on time and I like the price and the quality and the quantity. So I use it for my meals, thanks very much for your product.

after reading a review by a connoisseur below, I trusted the feeling and bought the item. the shortage of chilli enfused sardines at one of the supermarket chains we normally procure from led to desperate measures and extreme innovative decisions. the expert opinion was correct and despite slightly greased tins, just literally traces of oil and some hardly noticable whif, the taste of the product matched the expectations and the spiciness touched higher than the comparable portugese brand. I would keep buying these sardines and advise to stock 1-2 packs of them in case the current crisis continues

Sardines in olive oil? Are you serious? Maybe a couple of drops of olive oil and the rest is full of water, and that poor mixture reflects the poor taste.