Ati Manel Sardines in Olive Oil
- One 120g easy-open tin of Portuguese sardines in olive oil
- Onto hot buttered toast with black pepper, or mashed with a little of the oil, lemon and chopped shallot for a quick sardine butter
- A proper lunch for one, or a salad for two
Ati Manel sardines in olive oil: the everyday Portuguese tin, in a label you may want to keep. Portugal sells its tinned fish on the artwork almost as much as on the contents, and Ati Manel's pair of dancing sardines is a fair example of why. Inside, it's plain: sardines, olive oil and salt, packed in Portugal.
The oil is ordinary olive oil rather than extra virgin, which is why this is the least expensive sardine tin in the range. The fish don't mind, and on hot toast neither will you. If you want the oil afterwards for dressing a salad, the José Gourmet tin in extra virgin olive oil is the one to buy. (Keep the empty tin for paperclips; everyone does.)
Each tin carries 18.7g of protein. We've been trading for 25 years and have yet to find a better store-cupboard lunch.
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- One 120g easy-open tin of Portuguese sardines in olive oil
- Onto hot buttered toast with black pepper, or mashed with a little of the oil, lemon and chopped shallot for a quick sardine butter
- A proper lunch for one, or a salad for two
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- One 120g easy-open tin of Portuguese sardines in olive oil
- Onto hot buttered toast with black pepper, or mashed with a little of the oil, lemon and chopped shallot for a quick sardine butter
- A proper lunch for one, or a salad for two
Ati Manel sardines in olive oil: the everyday Portuguese tin, in a label you may want to keep. Portugal sells its tinned fish on the artwork almost as much as on the contents, and Ati Manel's pair of dancing sardines is a fair example of why. Inside, it's plain: sardines, olive oil and salt, packed in Portugal.
The oil is ordinary olive oil rather than extra virgin, which is why this is the least expensive sardine tin in the range. The fish don't mind, and on hot toast neither will you. If you want the oil afterwards for dressing a salad, the José Gourmet tin in extra virgin olive oil is the one to buy. (Keep the empty tin for paperclips; everyone does.)
Each tin carries 18.7g of protein. We've been trading for 25 years and have yet to find a better store-cupboard lunch.
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