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Who likes sardines anyway? I think sardines are a conspiracy of some kind.
An Anti-Gefiltic conspiracy?
Since you asked: I like sardines.
Yes, I think it is obvious that the Gefilte Fish movement has been suppressed by a vast anti-Gefiltic conspiracy…
And sardines rhyme with vaccines. Just saying…
Otm much?
i like sardines on rye bread mash em good and spread it on.
Isn’t there a problem with worms in sardines?One of the nastier smelling fish too.
Rumor has it that sardines and herring are the same fish.
How? Sardines are so tiny
sardines and herring are not the same fish.
From Wikipedia: “Sardine” and “pilchard” are common names used to refer to various small, oily fish within the herring family of Clupeidae.
That doesn’t mean that canned sardines are the same species as pickled herring.
yeah.. that’s how we were packed into those 4.5 square inches our family was allotted to in economy section.
Oh.. you have feet? No. You must pay for a seat in business class..
I like Sardines. They’re a wonderful people with a beautiful island.
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Ate my first sardine in Israel last month. Started eating them here. Seriously they are better than tuna. Less mercury too. Plus high in omega 3s.
Tuna is the real conspiracy.
try mashing sardines with chopped onion and olive oil. on crackers with egg salad. and pop in a cherry tomato. theres a healthy lunch.
The skinless and boneless kind tastes better then regular sardines
Since sardine skin has a bitter taste.I love a sardine , lettuce and tomato sandwich.
Preparation time is quick and the price is reasonable.
Oh by the way sardines are a great source of calcium
Bananas are a great source of potassium.
The boneless ones are probably not a great source of calcium.
It’s interesting that the non-Jewish supermarkets around NY think Jews eat sardines and Fox’s U-Bet syrup on Pesach.
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