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José Gourmet Sardines in Extra Virgin Olive Oil with Lemon

£7.50
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José Gourmet Sardines in Extra Virgin Olive Oil with Lemon
£7.50
  • One 120g easy-open tin of Portuguese sardines in extra virgin olive oil with lemon
  • Straight onto hot toast with black pepper, or flaked through warm new potatoes with parsley and a spoonful of the oil
  • A proper lunch for one, or a salad for two

Sardines in extra virgin olive oil with lemon: the tin that comes with its own squeeze. Every June, Lisbon celebrates its patron saint by grilling sardines on every street corner and eating them with bread, and nobody there would dream of serving one without lemon. José Gourmet have simply put the lemon in the tin, alongside the sardines and extra virgin olive oil, and packed it in Portugal.

Each tin carries 19g of protein. We've sent out more than five million meals' worth of fish over the years, and the tins are the ones people tend to come back for.

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  • One 120g easy-open tin of Portuguese sardines in extra virgin olive oil with lemon
  • Straight onto hot toast with black pepper, or flaked through warm new potatoes with parsley and a spoonful of the oil
  • A proper lunch for one, or a salad for two
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  • One 120g easy-open tin of Portuguese sardines in extra virgin olive oil with lemon
  • Straight onto hot toast with black pepper, or flaked through warm new potatoes with parsley and a spoonful of the oil
  • A proper lunch for one, or a salad for two

Sardines in extra virgin olive oil with lemon: the tin that comes with its own squeeze. Every June, Lisbon celebrates its patron saint by grilling sardines on every street corner and eating them with bread, and nobody there would dream of serving one without lemon. José Gourmet have simply put the lemon in the tin, alongside the sardines and extra virgin olive oil, and packed it in Portugal.

Each tin carries 19g of protein. We've sent out more than five million meals' worth of fish over the years, and the tins are the ones people tend to come back for.