Season Sardines in Olive Oil - Wild Caught, 22g of Protein, Keto Snacks, More Omega 3's Than Tuna, Kosher, High in Calcium, Canned Sardines - 4.37 Oz Tins, 12-Pack

Descent taste, not salty at all, great quality, more expensive but worth the price with far less salt. I add mustard, good

Fast delivery. Package and product arrived in good shape.The fish appear to be fresh. They do have a fishy smell. They are fish! Cans are easy to open.My dogs eat them with no problems, so I guess they taste good. A good source of protein. Very healthy food for them.I recommend these.

Very good sardines in extra virgin olive oil. Excellent taste with skin and bones. Buy this product for many years.

Wonderfully prepared sardines that include the whole fish. Bones are soft and skin is fully present meaning a single 4.2 oz can is packed with nutritients, including (among other things) most of th calcium you need in a day, and over half the omega 3s.Flavor is very good, and light olive oil keeps the fish moist and flavorful without making it too heavy. Our family eats a lot of fish and these have become a staple. Nice to have a shelf stable option with great taste and nutrition that’s always there when you need it.Price is fair but could be a little better given you’re buying 12-24 cans at a time. One star off for that but otherwise a very solid product.

It's the first time I've tried Season's sardines and I was happily impressed. It has a milder taste then some others and is not as salty as many. Although I do.like the fuller flavor in other brands, this one does go better with some charcuterie settings.

Got these to to test and improve the quality of meals for my cats and they loved the addition to their dinner. I’ve actually never tried any other brand before this but I did find that they break apart too quickly. The cans also only include the body and don’t have the heads. Personally I want to see if I find a different brand as they did look mushy to me but again, it’s my first time opening cans of sardines. I split a can between two days and fed 4 cats (so that would be 8 bowls total per can) so it seemed like it’s worth the money to me.

At the time I ordered and am leaving this review, the nutrition facts shown in the ad are WAY OFF from the boxes I received. I DID receive the correct product: "Season Brand Sardines in Louisiana Hot Sauce", but the ad showed Sodium 360mg 16%, and my box shows Sodium 765mg 32%...that is a HUGE difference for someone who eats sardines for their health and is concerned about high sodium foods. It's more than Double what is advertised. The ad also has Vitamin D 80% and mine is 15%. Ad has Calcium 50% and mine is 28%. Ad shows Iron 28% and mine is 8%. There are other differences, but I am just listing the most serious ones. Again, I did receive the correct product, but the nutrition facts a WAY OFF and in a bad way. I like the taste, but the major thing that will keep me from buying again is the extremely high sodium, as I don't have high blood pressure and would like to keep it that way. I almost didn't buy these when I saw the ad say it had 360mg sodium and now that I know it has more than double that amount(765mg)... I will NOT reorder. I thought to maybe try the "In Water Sardines" from Season which shows 170mg sodium in the ad, but if that is also false, then I don't want that either.

I was very impressed with the quality of these really close to the quality I find with NURI, and if you are heating these up on the oven the sunflower seed oil really pops up