Tinned sardines

Artisan canned sardines from Nuri, Pinhais and Ramón Peña. The canneries choose the best, most flavoursome fish from the morning markets. The tins of sardines are hand prepared fresh on the day they are caught using traditional, century-old techniques, meaning each tin reaches the standard that has made these conservas world-renowned.

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Sardines with olive oil and lemon in yellow packaging, featuring Papa Anzóis displayed at the top.
A tin of sardines in a yellow paper wrap with a green and white border. Nuri is written in green lettering above some small olive branches.
Regular price £4.95
Sardines in olive oil
A tin of sardines with chilli and olive oil in bright red packaging, featuring the Papa Anzois brand name at the top.
A tin of small sardines in black and white card packaging with a black and silver chequered border, against a wood background.
Open tin of small sardines in olive oil. The sardines are very small, you can see around fifteen sardines in the tin. The metal tin is illustrated with the brand name that reads: Real Conservera Espanola
Regular price £12.95
Small sardines in olive oil
A tin of sardines in spicy tomato sauce in red packaging, with Papa Anzóis displayed at the top.
A tin of sardines in a green paper wrap with an image of a fisherman mending a net by some tomatoes and a red chilli pepper. The tin is on a wood backdrop.
Spicy red tomato flavoured sardines by the tinned fish market. in a green trimmed tin resting on a light brown wooden table
Smoked sardines in olive oil in light brown packaging, with Papa Anzóis displayed at the top.
Regular price £6.95
Smoked sardines in olive oil
A tin of spicy sardines in a yellow wrap with a white and green border. Nuri is written in green lettering above some red chilli peppers.
Regular price £4.95
Sardines in spicy olive oil
A tin of sardines in spicy tomato in a yellow paper wrap with a white and red border. Nuri is written in red above images of tomatoes and red chilli peppers.
A round gold-coloured tin with a round white sticker on the front. Don Reinaldo is written in gold lettering on the sticker beneath a drawing of the cannery on the banks of the Galician Rías
A red tin with Berthe written in yellow above an illustration of a little girl holding a bunch of flowers and wearing a yellow dress.
An open tin of sardines in olive oil against a wood background
Regular price £4.95
Sardines in olive oil
A lime-green tin with an image of the game tallow-stick on the front. Cocagne is written in white lettering against a green background.
Regular price £4.95
Boneless sardines with lemon
A tin of spicy sardines in a yellow paper wrap with an image of a fisherman mending a fishing net on the front next to a red chilli pepper. The tin is on a wood background.
Beautiful tinned sardines on a pinewood table stained with olive oil. Waiting to be enjoyed.
Regular price £4.95
Sardines in spicy olive oil
A tin of sardines in a yellow paper wrap with the Nuri logo in green on the front above some images of tomatoes. The tin has a red and white border and is on a wood backdrop.
Regular price £4.95
Sardines in tomato sauce
A tin of sardines in yellow packaging with Nuri written in green lettering and images of red chilli peppers and flames on the front
A tin of sardines in tomato sauce in blue packaging, with Papa Anzóis displayed at the top.
Regular price £5.95
Sardines in tomato sauce
Sardines in olive oil | Sardinillas
Boneless sardines in olive oil
Boneless sardines in olive oil
Regular price £12.95
Boneless sardines in olive oil
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Sardines in olive oil in black and gold card packaging. Ramón Peña is written in raised gold lettering above a silver-grey image of a sardine.
golden open tin of small sardines in olive oil
A tin of small sardines in black and gold packaging. Ramón Peña is written in gold lettering above a silver grey image of a sardine
An open tin of sardines, lightly battered and in a sauce. The tin is resting on a crumpled tea towel with red, green and yellow stripes.
A tin of sprats in a rectangular box with a blue border and a painting of a yellow sprat on the front, against a dark wood background.
Regular price £4.95
Smoked sprats
A tin of spicy sardines in a rectangular box. There are two red chilli peppers. Above the image Cocagne is written in white on a black and green banner. There is a drawing of the tallow-stick game above the logo.
Six small sardines in chilli, carefully arranged in a tin, on a dark brown table. Waiting to be enjoyed.
Regular price £3.95
Spicy sardines | Sardinillas
A tin of sardines in yellow card packaging with Berthe written in yellow above an image of a small girl in a yellow dress holding a bunch of flowers.
Regular price £4.95
Sardines with spicy pickles
Tinned sardines in an orange paper wrap with an image of a fisherman mending a fishing net by the Pinhais logo.
An open tin of skin-on sardines in olive oil against a pale pine wood background.
Regular price £4.95
Sardines in olive oil
Sardines in spicy tomato in a rectangular box with a 1950s design on the front. La Rose is written on a gold banner above an image of a red rose. The tin has a red and gold border.
Small sardines in spicy olive oil
A tin of sardines in olive oil in lime green packaging, featuring the Papa Anzois brand name on top.
A tin of sardines in olive oil inside an open golden can, with two grey fish fillets visible.
Regular price £5.95
Sardines in olive oil
A tin of small spicy sardines in black and white card packaging with a black and silver chequered border, against a wood background.
A tin of sardines with a paper wrap depicting a woman in a red dress holding an amphora of olive oil. The tin is against a wood background
A round tin of small sardines in a card wrap. Cântara is written in red above an image of a woman in a green dress holding an amphora of olive oil on the packaging
A round tin of carefully arranged small sardines in golden olive oil. The tin is resting on a linen tablecloth.
Bright yellow tinned of sardines. The Spanish writing says Sardines in Galician sauce. They are perfectly placed on a wooden table top
Regular price £10.95
Sardines in Galician sauce
A tin of sardines in a red paper wrap with a white border. A fisherman in a green jersey mends his net on the front. The tin is on a wood background.
Regular price £4.95
Sardines in tomato sauce
Sardines in tomato sauce
Regular price £4.95
Sardines in tomato sauce
A tin of sardines in a paper wrap with an image of a woman in a yellow dress holding an amphora of olive oil beneath the Cântara logo.
Regular price £4.95
Sardines with lemon
A tin of sardine roe in olive oil, in white and silver packaging, with illustrations of olive branches beneath the Nuri logo.
Regular price £49.95
Sardine roe
A tin of spicy sardine roe in white and gold paper packaging with illustrations of red chillies beneath the Nuri logo.
Regular price £49.95
Sardine roe with chilli

Artisan tinned sardines

The tins of sardines are complemented with an endless variety of sauces, olive oils and herbs: Nuri sardines in olive oil and with chilli, Berthe boneless sardines in extra virgin olive oil, Don Reinaldo smoked sardines, Cântara tinned sardines in tomato and with oregano. You will find Ramón Peña sardinillas or small sardines as well, in olive oil or escabeche. The nutrition in this seafood is very high. This oily fish contains vitamin B2 that converts food into fuel for the body, B12 for red blood cell and nervous system health, minerals phosphorous and calcium for strong bones and teeth, omega-3 for heart health. Sardines on toast is a classic, a childhood and adulthood staple. Try sardines in tomato on buttered sourdough with slices of red onion, a squish of lemon juice, salt and pepper.

Are sardines good for you?

The nutrition in sardines is very high. Oily fish like sardines contain omega-3 fatty acid. Our bodies do not produce this so we need to get it from food. Omega-3 fatty acid is a polyunsaturated fat - a good fat that helps lower cholesterol and blood pressure and protect against heart disease. Oily fish might also help combat anxiety and depression, be good for joint and eye health too and prevent hardening of the arteries. A healthy diet should include two portions (a portion is around 140g or a tin and a half) of fish each week and one of them should be oily, the NHS says. There is different advice for different groups – but this applies to everyone. 

What is the difference between sardines and pilchards?

Pilchards are larger, older, adult sardines.

Are canned sardines cooked?

Tinned sardines are already cooked. Add them to sauces or risottos towards the end of the cooking time and simply heat the tinned sardines through.

Do canned sardines have bones?

The bones in tinned sardines are soft and disappear if you mash the sardines. They’re full of goodness too. If you prefer sardines without bones you can opt for Berthe boneless sardines in extra virgin olive oil or La Gondola boneless sardines in tomato sauce.

Are sardines sustainable?

Sardines are caught purse seine, where a large net is lowered into the water and closed around the fish, so that there is no damage to the sea bed as there is with bottom trawling, and the smaller sardines can swim through the net and replenish ocean stocks. As with all tinned seafood, there is no waste either - you can eat everything in the tin including the bones. And there is no rush to eat the fish as there is a shelf life of many years which also means less waste. 

Are canned sardines an oily fish?

Sardines are oily fish – like mackerel, anchovies, salmon, herring and trout.