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Mixed Tinned Sardines – Sardine Twelve (6 different tins, 2 of each)

£88.50
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Mixed Tinned Sardines – Sardine Twelve (6 different tins, 2 of each)
£88.50
  • Twelve tins of sardines, about 1.45kg in all: two each of Ortiz in olive oil (140g), La Narval in olive oil (120g), sardinillas, the small ones (115g), Ati Manel in olive oil (120g), Ati Manel in spiced olive oil (120g) and Cornish sardines in rapeseed oil from Hevva (110g)
  • On hot buttered toast with lemon, through pasta with chilli and parsley, or straight from the tin
  • Twelve lunches, or a starter for two on twelve separate occasions

This is the sardine stash: our Sardine Six doubled, for people who already know they eat a tin a week, and want one to try and one to settle the argument. It also comes to more than £70 on its own, so it carries free delivery with it, which is the closest thing to a discount on this page.

Tinned sardines keep for years, and plenty of people think they improve with a bit of age (the French lay them down like wine). So buying twelve is not as reckless as it sounds.

Sardines have been short this year, so if one of these runs out we'll swap in another sardine tin rather than leave the box empty. Add them to a fish order and they travel in the same box.

Product Details

Twelve tins of sardines, two each of six styles: Spanish, Portuguese and Cornish. Carries free delivery on its own.

  • Twelve tins of sardines, about 1.45kg in all: two each of Ortiz in olive oil (140g), La Narval in olive oil (120g), sardinillas, the small ones (115g), Ati Manel in olive oil (120g), Ati Manel in spiced olive oil (120g) and Cornish sardines in rapeseed oil from Hevva (110g)
  • On hot buttered toast with lemon, through pasta with chilli and parsley, or straight from the tin
  • Twelve lunches, or a starter for two on twelve separate occasions

This is the sardine stash: our Sardine Six doubled, for people who already know they eat a tin a week, and want one to try and one to settle the argument. It also comes to more than £70 on its own, so it carries free delivery with it, which is the closest thing to a discount on this page.

Tinned sardines keep for years, and plenty of people think they improve with a bit of age (the French lay them down like wine). So buying twelve is not as reckless as it sounds.

Sardines have been short this year, so if one of these runs out we'll swap in another sardine tin rather than leave the box empty. Add them to a fish order and they travel in the same box.

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    • Spain • Portugal • United Kingdom