Skinless Boneless Sardines

In Water

Name: In Water
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(Sardines - Latin: Sardina Pilchardus)
If you prefer the pure natural taste of sardines, these sardines packed in water are a great choice.

Skin and bones are removed for added convenience, delivering a smooth and tender texture.

Want to learn more about sardines? ►

Sardines are named after Sardinia, the ancient Italian island where large schools of these fish were once abundantly found. There are more than 21 species that may be classified as sardines. Our skinless boneless sardines are the Sardina Pilchardus species which is caught during the July-August fishing season in the Eastern Atlantic Sea.

Ingredients

Sardines
Water
Salt

Product Features

Wild-caught.
No skin, no bones.
Tender texture, mild taste.
18g of protein in each serving.
Natural source of omega-3s.
Source of B12, Niacin, Vitamin D, Selenium and Calcium.

Where To Buy

Available at Real Canadian Superstore, Extra Foods, Food Basics, Fortinos, Metro Ontario, Metro Quebec, Maxi & Cie, Maxi, Save On Foods, Colemans.

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Barbara ,

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Such an amazing product! I have been trying to find your boneless, skinless sardines for almost a year now. None of the Real Canadian Superstores or No Frills in my city carry them. Today, I found them at Pete’s Fruitique in Bedford, Nova Scotia. I am so happy I finally found them.

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These are my favourite sardines but I can no longer get them anywhere in Ottawa area. Have the been discontinued?

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1. Michael So ,
  
  Hello! Yes, unfortunately this product has been discontinued and we are in the process of removing this item from our website. We would encourage you to try one of our other amazing products! Thank you for being a fan of our products!
  
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Sonya ,

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My all time favorite!! I’ve been having a hard time finding them anywhere for a while now, come to find out they’ve been discontinued. Makes sense why I haven’t seen them on shelves in my regular grocery store rotation. What a bummer.

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