Flower Brand Spiced Sardines (Olive Oil) 4.38 oz, Wild-Caught from Morocco, High Protein, Keto&Gluten Free Food, Keto Snacks, Canned Food Bulk Sardines in Oil (Pack of 5)

So far these have been consistent and of much better quality than any local store options like chicken on the sea, beach cliff, or even king oscar. Very little dryness, great texture, and the spiced oil is very pleasant with a decent pepper kick. Haven't found a better option in the price range so far.

These are the tastiest sardines I’ve ever had. The fish are a very good size. I didn’t notice any bones. Maybe this is why they are slightly dry, but not enough to deduct a star. They are packed in olive oil and infused with delicious spices. In the tin with the fish was whole cloves, peppercorns, bay leaf, red chile pepper, a slice of carrot and a slice of what looks like a jalapeno. These combine to make a delicious, spicy marinade and give the sardines a delicious flavor. Not hot, just a really nice flavor. These will be my new go-to sardine brand. I had one brand, Chicken of the Sea, that were awful. These are nothing like that brand.

Very similar to Nuri spiced Sardines. A little dryer, and slightly fishier than their Nuri counterparts, but at nearly $3 a tin less expensive it's an absolutely fair trade off.

Superfood sardines in my opinion they are delicious, nutritious and help me get my protein!

These sardines are great, I just think it’s too expensive!!

They're ok. Nothing bad stands out, but nothing really stands out about them. I consume a lot of sardines and other tinned fish. I always have Season/King Oscar/Fishwife/Brunswick/WildPlanet and a couple others in my "sardine cabinet". Yeh, I eat enough to warrant a special cupboard all for my fishies. I especially love when the sardine is spicy which is why I got these to try. They are super low level spicy, just barely there to me. Not enough flavor for what all is listed. Ingredients: Fish, Olive Oil, Spices (Chile Pepper (Piri-piri), Bay, Clove, Peppercorn), Carrot, Gherkin, Salt Texture and overall taste is fine just sort of blah. Again, nothing bad that concerns me. Seems fresh and I dont see anything worth mentioning. If you like very bland sardines, these may pique your interest. I happen to have enough experience in sardine consumption that these are likely not a repurchase unless there was a sale too good to pass up.

If you’ve found this review, you are probably asking yourself, “How are these compared to the Nuri spiced?”. Flower packs a boat load of flavor in this tin at a very reasonable price. The clove, bay leaf, and hot pepper come through nice and strong, but still in balance with each other. Watch out for that errant clove pushed into a fish like a tack, it'll ruin your day if you find it the hard way. The oil is good, not on par with the gold standard brands, but it doesn’t matter as much with heavily spiced tins like these. When opened, you’ll find a tightly packed tin of classic Moroccan sardines. They are roughed up, and will be a disappointment if you are looking for that perfect silvery skin and careful packing you’ll find standard in most Portuguese tins. The fish are firm, but just a touch dry to my taste. Texturally, they tend to crumble more than flake, and expect them to break easily upon removal from the tin. If you’re eating on bread or adding to a salad, that’s not really a problem at all. Size is just about perfect, almost always 4 to a tin. Now the real question, are they a Nuri? No, they’re not in the same league. Are they half as good as Nuri? No, they’re much better than that, especially when price gets factored in. These live somewhere in the middle, and that’s not at all a bad place to be. These get a solid buy recommendation from me and deserve at least a shot to find a permanent spot in your pantry. They’ve got one in ours.

Wow..I've never been so pleasantly surprised when trying a new product. The quality of the fish and the flavors completely exceeded my expectations that I immediately wanted to leave a review. They have the perfect balance of seasoning with just a subtle hint of spice and flavorful without being overpowering. The sardines themselves were meaty, tender, and had very few bones. I also didn’t notice any scales, which was a huge plus. Definitely a MUST-TRY for sardine lovers and explorers!