Wild Planet Wild Sardines in Extra Virgin Olive Oil With Lemon, Lightly Smoked, Tinned Fish, 4.4 Ounce (Pack of 12)

Very good tasting sardines that are ready to eat out of the can. I heat them up real quick for like 20 seconds, and then just pour some olive oil, and garlic powder on them. Perfect. You consistently get 4 sardines per tin. 5/5

Sardines are plain in general and the water ones are plain to me but the quality is unparalleled. We order mostly the oil and lemon version and it's the freshest I've seen in many brands and we stock up on sales which we appreciate. I would definitely keep buying wild planet sardines. My only suggestion add some healthy flavors with low calories other than water etc.

I eat a can of fish every day. I have tried many brands and many types of fish. I usually like the tinned mackerel the best but these are very good. These are packed in water so they are not oily. (which doesn't bother me as i just drain them) these are mild and are not too salty. Tinned fish come in many different flavors and most as far as spices are pretty good but don't waste your money on specialty flavors.. just drain them and add the sauces you enjoy.. my favorites are lemon juice and pepper or sweet chili.. they are very versatile and adapt to any sauce you use.. Throw them on a cracker and eat for a great inexpensive lunch.. most cans are under $5 per whereas the hamburger I purchased yesterday was $8.. you do the math. LOL

Wild Planet unsalted sardines in water are a healthy option. Some people may not rate these as the very best tasting nor do some taste comparison sites, but they don't fall way low on the lists either. Eaten with some mayo or not on saltines the flavor improves for some people.

Plump, luscious fishies! Not as fishy tasting as most other brands . Great with grey poupon mustard.

Taste Excellent, one of the best I have ever had ,love Wild Planet

I like the fact that it's not very salty

Reviews stated how good these are compared to other brands, but it’s a perception I do not agree with. I was brought up eating Beach Cliff tinned sardines thanks to my grandfather who would often bring them home in his lunchbox along with saltine crackers, to share with me. I grew up loving the fishy little treats. As an adult I forgot about them until I was in my mid 50s when I began to crave them. I’ve purchased several varieties since then. Packed in oil or water, with and without skins and bones.Amazon reviews prompted me to order these so I did. I’m realizing Amazon reviews are not a reliable resource as lately I’ve been disappointed. These are one of those. The tins are smaller than average. Inside are 3 sardines and a lot of oil. I found the flavor to be more of the oil not the fish. They are firm, with skin but appear boneless. The flavor is not what I expected, way too oily and smelly but not tasty. It proves to me price is not an indicator of quality. Disappointing.