Skinless and Boneless Sardines in Vegetable Oil
All the flavour of traditional Portuguese sardines, but without skin or bones. One of the Ramirez specialties that combines the secular secret of preparing the fish with the most modern conservation techniques. A ready-to-eat delicacy, with all the nutritional benefits of sardines, in a more appealing and easy to prepare presentation.
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Nutritional properties per 100 g of drained weight:
Energy: 225 Kcal (938 kJ)
Fats: 15 g, of which,
- Saturated: 3.1 g
- Polyunsaturated: 7.9 g
Carbohydrates: < 0.5 g, of which,
- Sugars: <0.5 g
Proteins: 23 g
Salt: 0.73 g
Omega 3: 1.9 g
Ingredients: Sardines (fish), soya oil and salt.
Net weight: 120 g
Storage conditions: After opening, keep 1 day in the cold, in appropriate container
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