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

Descent taste, not salty at all, great quality, more expensive but worth the price with far less salt. I add mustard, good

Very good sardines in extra virgin olive oil. Excellent taste with skin and bones. Buy this product for many years.

Fast delivery. Package and product arrived in good shape.The fish appear to be fresh. They do have a fishy smell. They are fish! Cans are easy to open.My dogs eat them with no problems, so I guess they taste good. A good source of protein. Very healthy food for them.I recommend these.

Wonderfully prepared sardines that include the whole fish. Bones are soft and skin is fully present meaning a single 4.2 oz can is packed with nutritients, including (among other things) most of th calcium you need in a day, and over half the omega 3s.Flavor is very good, and light olive oil keeps the fish moist and flavorful without making it too heavy. Our family eats a lot of fish and these have become a staple. Nice to have a shelf stable option with great taste and nutrition that’s always there when you need it.Price is fair but could be a little better given you’re buying 12-24 cans at a time. One star off for that but otherwise a very solid product.

It's the first time I've tried Season's sardines and I was happily impressed. It has a milder taste then some others and is not as salty as many. Although I do.like the fuller flavor in other brands, this one does go better with some charcuterie settings.

Got these to to test and improve the quality of meals for my cats and they loved the addition to their dinner. I’ve actually never tried any other brand before this but I did find that they break apart too quickly. The cans also only include the body and don’t have the heads. Personally I want to see if I find a different brand as they did look mushy to me but again, it’s my first time opening cans of sardines. I split a can between two days and fed 4 cats (so that would be 8 bowls total per can) so it seemed like it’s worth the money to me.

I bought three dozen of these because I read online, whether true or not I don’t know, that this brand tested lower in arsenic than others. I can understand that with less salt some folks find them bland but that doesn’t bother me. I don’t think I have ever opened a can with such a rusty red packing liquid; but I can drain and look past that with blind faith that it is safe. But the can is packed with scales both large and small. I mean enough to clog the kitchen sink strainer with them while trying to wash off. There really isn’t any reason for them to process so negligently. I have bought a “French” brand from Amazon with scales, but not as many, that were cheaper and less than a quarter of sodium( 41mg vs 170mg ). And a local supermarket find also product of Morocco that is also lower in salt ( 90mg vs 170mg ). Also in same price point as these and also some scales found but again not as many as these. Obviously there are no returns and I am out a substantial amount of money. I really wanted to like these and was persuaded by some “glowing” reviews on these… enough to try even though I read there might be some scales. Never could I have imagined that there would be this many allowed to be canned short of someone performing a bad prank. Sadly, while the fish are large and pretty firm trying to rinse, even gently washes the loosely attached skin right off with them loosing some of the best and most nutritious parts. Please make up your own mind but be advised and if you do decide to take a chance, buy a small amount that you won’t regret spending on.

I was very impressed with the quality of these really close to the quality I find with NURI, and if you are heating these up on the oven the sunflower seed oil really pops up