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Ingredients: Sardines (Sardina pilchardus) 65%, water, tomato paste, onions, peppers, extra virgin olive oil, garlic, capers, black olives, salt, sugar, spices and aromatic plants.
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Sardines in the style of Saint Tropez, sauced with tomato, black olive, caper, and garlic.
115g (4 oz) tin
Pictured with its own sauce, spinach, summer squash, and carrots.
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Ingredients: Sardines (Sardina pilchardus) 65%, water, tomato paste, onions, peppers, extra virgin olive oil, garlic, capers, black olives, salt, sugar, spices and aromatic plants.
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Hream McDan (verified owner) –
Very good, well above average for sardines in tomato sauce. I’d put this at the same level as the Nuri tomato (not spiced) in both quality and flavor, plus the sardines might have been just a *little* more moist than Nuri. I do still prefer the Nuri spiced tomato as the king of the tomato tin genre, however.
Ate this at room temp, straight from the tin with a SPOON – I can’t do chopsticks with these Ferrigno artwork tins or you’ll miss out on too much of the good stuff. I did feel the need to add some salt/pepper to this but I also do that for Nuri unspiced tomato. Important to note that they are $1 cheaper than the Nuri tomato as well. Would obviously be *even better* warmed up and in a more elaborate presentation.
All in all, Ferrigno artwork tins are simply faaaantastic. It’s easy to see how much attention that Ferrigno pays to the non-sardine ingredients in all of their tins and this was no different. Buy this Ferrigno and all other artwork tin Ferrignos.
zeviaronstein (verified owner) –
These were good tomato sardines! I’m not usually a fan of sardines in tomato because the sauce is often too sweet for my taste, but the Tropezienne sauce was definitely more savory than other tomato sauces. I’d credit that to the capers, olives, etc.
However, I was expecting at least some chunks of said capers, olives, etc. in the can–like with the lemon in Ferrigno LBM’s Sardines à la Bastiaise. Instead, the sauce was fairly smooth with no discernable pieces of veggies. Personally, I would’ve preferred a chunkier sauce, but flavor-wise they were good.
Regarding texture, they were on the firmer end of the scale, and when they came apart they fell into distinct flakes instead of just all around disintegrating.
Of course, a good chunk of why I bought them was the artwork. I love all the different Ferrigno tins, and in that respect this one didn’t disappoint.
All in all, this was definitely a worthwhile tin to try!
twa101 (verified owner) –
Another one of the Ferrignos with fun graphics. The tin had five fish, including one phatty that reminded me of the shape & size of their “La Bonne Mer Fisherman’s” style, packed in a thick tomato sauce. While I prefer to try a new tin straight from the can, I had already decided to heat this one up as I don’t care for cold tomato sauce. These were heated over low heat in a small pan and smelled quite nice with just a hit of fish. The texture of these seemed to be a bit drier than other Ferrigno tins, but the fault could be in the way I heated them up. While the olives, capers, and onions were chopped to finely to be seen, the sauce was very flavorful and balanced and did not overwhelm the fish. I almost wished there was more sauce. These flavors would lend themselves well to a sardine tomato soup. While I’m not a big fan of tomatoed deens, this was one that I enjoyed as the flavor was subtle and unique.
Ashlee McClelland (verified owner) –
In general I’m not a fan of tomato deens, at least not cold, but I decided to break this one out for a late night snack because, hey, why not, and I was too close to bedtime to warm anything up. But they were very nice; not too sweet like other tomato sauces. I had them on wasa crackers which are great for the thicker sauce. I’d still probably choose to warm them next time personally, but if you like tomato deens (warm or cold) I’d recommend!
Doug Westney (verified owner) –
Good tin, tomato base was not too sweet Capers added a little salt. I wish they were whole. Brigitte Bardot taking a stroll on the tin was a good laugh. I love the Ferrigno art work.