Cornish Sardines are delicious silvery fish and a great source of Omega 3 oils. They are sustainably caught using ring net method. Ring nets are encircling nets used to catch midwater fish such as sardine, and anchovy. They are set around a shoal and a drawstring rope on the bottom of the net is pulled so the fish can’t escape. Sardines are caught fresh, hand prepared then blast frozen to keep the fish separated for easy use straight from the freezer.
- Caught in Cornish waters, using sonar to track the shoals, skippers use ring nets to catch these beautiful fish. Boats such as the ASTHORE PZ182 and VESTA PZ183 land these beauties into Newlyn and Plymouth
- Recommended by Cornwall Good Seafood Guide
- High in Omega 3 oils with 2,660mg per 100g of fillet
- Perfect for the cooking on the BBQ or the main ingredient in Cornish Starry Gazy Pie
- 6 per pack
Cornish Sardines (Whole)
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Recipes & Cooking
We recommend defrosting your fish then adding some olive oil, herbs and seasoning and cook under the grill or on the BBQ. However you cook them, make sure you crisp up the skin as it is delicious.
Health & Nutrition
Sardines are in the top 3 species as a source of Omega 3 containing 2,660mg per 100g of fillet!
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