Mackerel fillets in olive oil
Ready to be eaten, this La Rose delicacy is made to conserve all the flavour of a well-seasoned fish and with several nutritional benefits: mackerel is rich in omega-3 and vitamins B and B12, while olive oil is regarded as a preferred fat in the Mediterranean diet.
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