Skinless Boneless Sardines
(Sardines - Latin: Sardina Pilchardus)
Sardines packed in sunflower oil are light and gently flavourful.
Skin and bones are removed for added convenience, delivering a smooth and tender texture.
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I bought one at Food Basics 2 weeks ago, and I got very sick: diarreah, vomitting, and bad stomach pain. When I checked it at my Doctors office, Amoeba was detected, and now I’m infected with this parasite which is very difficult to eradicate.
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I love your product – although the ones I bought were packaged in a green box. Grew up on those and came across them at Dollar Tree – should have bought their stock – they don’t have it anymore. Definitely my preferred although I love the slightly smoked product as well very much.
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Thanks for submitting your comment!Sheila Ber
We also noticed that the product was packaged in Morocco. We don’t trust the sanitary conditions in that country. We will immediately stop purchasing your products. your current sardine products are totally different than the one we used to buy with the red cellophane wrapping.
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