Sardine Fillets in Rich Tomato Sauce
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Nutritional properties per 100 g of drained weight:
Energy: 159 Kcal (665 kJ)
Fats: 8.1 g, of which,
Saturated: 2.0 g
Polyunsaturated: 4.1 g
Carbohydrates: 2.2 g, of which,
Sugars: 0 g
Proteins: 19 g
Salt: 0.93 g
Omega 3: 3.2 g
Ingredients: Sardine fillets (fish) (65%), tomato (12%), wine (sulphites), soya oil, onion, carrot, red pepper, garlic, salt and spices.
Net weight: 100 g
Storage conditions: After opening, keep 1 day in the cold, in appropriate container.
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