Vilgain Sardines in extra virgin olive oil
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Hello, what is the difference between these sardines in a jar and those in a can? Thank you.
Customer Care
Hi Jana, the sardines in the jar are cooked, without head, tail and guts. They are therefore intended for direct consumption. In addition, the sardines in the jar are premium (they have larger pieces than regular sardines, which have juicy meat). Outside, the sardines differ in the area where they are caught. Have a nice day
Hello, are these fillets boneless? Thank you
Customer Care
Hi, thank you for asking. The sardines are not boneless. Sardines are commonly eaten with the bones, which are soft and tender and perfectly safe to eat. They are left in the sardines for the beneficial calcium. At the same time, they are not fillets, the sardines are tender and headless. Have a nice day