King Oscar Sardines in Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 3.75 Ounce
Key features
- •Sardines, in Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Double Layer
- •Finest brisling sardines
- •Naturally rich in omega-3.
King Oscar Sardines in Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 3.75 Ounce
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.1
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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The Best Sardines!
Allan B. Campbell•October 18, 2017
Love these sardines they have been a staple in my home for years!
I discovered my love of sardines in the last two years and did ...
Sardine Lover•October 1, 2017
I only buy King Oscar Sardines. I discovered my love of sardines in the last two years and did some "research" to determine my favorite. I prefer the smaller sardines of King Oscar to the larger varieties as I find the bigger fish to be just like Tuna - very dry. I purchase the Jalepeno King Oscar from Amazon in packs of 12 as I can't find them locally, but the King Oscar Sardines in Olive Oil are much more affordable at my local Wal-Mart at $2.59/can.
Four Stars
James Mason•July 6, 2017
Get the fishies before they're all gone.
overpriced
jesse dosher•April 16, 2017
They taste fine, but what the heck happened with the price?? Over $4 a tin? No thanks.
Not Norwegian, packed in Poland
andy3131•February 6, 2017
I don't like the taste, will not buy again. I like and recommend "Matiz Gallego Sardnillas (baby sardines)", product of Spain. "King Oskar finest Norwegian sardines" are "packed in Poland". It's not clear what's Norwegian about them but "Norwegian tradition since 1902". They are "wild caught" but the label does not say where. I bought them on "Amazon Fresh" for $2.56 and wonder why Amazon does not say it's a "verified purchase".
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