Sardine fillets
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Read moreQuick ViewBoneless Sardine Fillets in Vegetable Oil
A preserve with the traditional flavour and a more appealing presentation. The boneless sardine fillets keep intact all the nutritional benefits of whole fish, but are, for example, more friendly to mothers, who seek to encourage children to eat fish. Easier to prepare and with a more careful presentation, delighting kids and adults alike.
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Read moreQuick ViewBoneless Sardine Fillets in Rich Tomato Sauce
A preserve with the traditional flavour and a more appealing presentation. The boneless sardine fillets keep intact all the nutritional benefits of whole fish, but are, for example, more friendly to mothers, who seek to encourage children to eat fish. Easier to prepare and with a more careful presentation, delighting kids and adults alike.
They are presented in a rich tomato sauce, source of several vitamins, such as C, which gives it antioxidant properties, as well as lycopene, also an antioxidant and with a cardioprotective effect.Read moreQuick View -
Read moreQuick ViewSardine Fillets in Extra Virgin Olive Oil
A preserve with the traditional flavour and a more appealing presentation. The boneless sardine fillets keep intact all the nutritional benefits of whole fish, but are, for example, more friendly to mothers, who seek to encourage children to eat fish. Easier to prepare and with a more careful presentation, delighting kids and adults alike. They are presented in olive oil, the preferred source of fat in the Mediterranean diet.
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Read moreQuick ViewSmoked sardine fillets in olive oil
A preserve that enhances the convenience character of canned fish. Easy to prepare and with a more appealing presentation, it brings to mind the homemade flavours and happy moments in family life.
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Read moreQuick ViewSardine Fillets in Extra Virgin Olive Oil
A preserve with the traditional flavour and an appealing presentation. The boneless sardine fillets keep intact all the nutritional benefits of the whole fish, and help parents encourage children to eat fish. Easier to prepare and with a careful presentation, delighting kids and adults alike. They are presented in olive oil, the preferred source of fat in the Mediterranean diet.
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Read moreQuick ViewSardine Fillets in Rich Tomato Sauce
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Read moreQuick ViewSardine Fillets in Extra Virgin Olive Oil
The Berthe sardine fillets prove to be the best friends of parents who seek to encourage children to eat fish. Easier to prepare and with a more careful presentation, delighting kids and adults alike. They are presented in olive oil, the preferred source of fat in the Mediterranean diet.
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Read moreQuick ViewSardine fillets in olive oil
A preserve with the traditional flavour and a more appealing presentation. La Rose sardine fillets keep all the nutritional benefits of the whole fish intact, but they are, for example, friendlier to the parents, who try to encourage the children to eat fish. Easier to prepare and with a more careful presentation, delighting kids and adults alike. They are presented in olive oil, the preferred source of fat in the Mediterranean diet.
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