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Very fresh, I love them
3rd time offering from here , they are amazing
Fresh sardines are one of my favorite foods.
I thought the sardines would be small, but they were actually quite big and there was a lot of them!
fresh nice packing
Really good quality
I thawed it in the refrigerator overnight and then boiled it in vinegar. This way, you can eat the bones and head too, and it's very delicious and good for improving osteoporosis. I'll keep this on hand from now on.
I liked them
Thank you..looks good
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Frozen tunsoy, a great source of omega 3 fatty acids
Fresh and now ready to make my tinapa.
Great packaging. Vacuum sealed!! My first time to try this but hoping its really good!
Love this purchase:)
First time Making spanish sardines using this fresh tunsoy and it came out perfectly good and yummy.
Fresh and tasty
On time and i expected.
The fishes are not fresh as it looks like. Disappointing
Super yummy!! Will buy again!
nice but it was not cleaned one. and when removing scales fish broken.
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The advertisement is misleading; it's not from Thailand, but from Vietnam.
Good brand and cheaper price.I will keep buying these again.
cooked and fried
I didn't expect big,, wow thank you weee
This fish is absolutely delicious when it's cooked with fragrant tomatoes.
second time I order this
Good condition, still frozen when it came.
Frozen when arrived. Great size
received in good condition
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Sardine Stir Fry
A colourful and savoury dish, our Sardine Stir Fry bursts with flavour from classic Asian sauce and fresh vegetables. It's made quickly in a stir fry pan, perfect for a quick and delicious dinner. For this recipe, you will need: frozen-sardines, stir fry vegetables (like bell peppers and snow peas), soy sauce, sesame oil, and garlic.
Instant Pot Sardine Curry
Aromatic and comforting, the Instant Pot Sardine Curry brings out the creaminess of coconut milk and the rich taste of curry with the unique flavour of frozen-sardines. Using an instant pot makes this recipe not only delicious but also incredibly easy to prepare. For this curry, you'll need: frozen-sardines, coconut milk, curry paste, lime leaves, and Thai basil.
Rice Cooker Sardine Pilaf
Our Rice Cooker Sardine Pilaf blends Japan's most staple food with the healthy frozen-sardines for a one-pot meal that's hearty, fragrant, and simply delicious. Even better, it's cooked effortlessly in a rice cooker. To prepare this recipe you will need: frozen-sardines, short-grain rice, sake, dashi, and soy sauce.
Broiled Sardines Teriyaki
Sweet, tangy, and bursting with umami, Broiled Sardines Teriyaki transforms frozen-sardines into a glazed fillet that's deliciously caramelised under the broiler. A quick and easy recipe you should definitely try. For this recipe, you will need: frozen-sardines, teriyaki sauce, white sesame seeds, mirin, and sugar.
Sardines in Chili Tomato Sauce
Spicy, hearty, and packed with flavour, our Sardines in Chili Tomato Sauce is a quick dish that utilises the simplicity of frozen-sardines. It can be served over rice or with warm bread. For this spicy delight, you will need: frozen-sardines, canned tomatoes, chili sauce, onion, and garlic.
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What are freeze sardines?
Frozen sardines are small, oily fish that have been flash frozen to maintain their freshness. They are rich in nutrients and full of flavor.
How can I store frozen sardines?
Frozen sardines should be kept in the freezer in an airtight container to prevent freezer burn.
Can I refreeze thawed sardines?
It's not recommended to refreeze thawed food, including sardines, as this could result in loss of quality and potentially harmful bacterial growth.
How do I defrost frozen sardines?
You can defrost frozen sardines in the refrigerator overnight or under cold, running water.
What are some dishes I can make with frozen sardines?
Frozen sardines can be used in a variety of dishes such as pastas, salads, pizzas, or even grilled as a main dish.
Do frozen sardines need to be gutted before cooking?
Whether or not to gut sardines is up to personal preference, but generally, it is a good practice to gut them before cooking.
Can I use frozen sardines for bait?
Yes, sardines have a strong smell that makes them good for use as bait for certain types of fish.
Where can I buy frozen sardines?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com
Are frozen sardines healthy?
Yes, sardines are a great source of Omega-3 fatty acids, protein, vitamin D, and iron. They are low in mercury and high in collagen proteins.
How long do frozen sardines last?
If stored properly, frozen sardines can last up to six months in the freezer.
Can I eat frozen sardines raw?
While it's possible to eat frozen sardines raw, it's important to ensure they've been frozen at a temperature that kills parasites. Additionally, not everyone may find the taste or texture palatable.
Can I cook frozen sardines without defrosting?
Yes, you can cook frozen sardines without defrosting. However, it may take longer to cook.
Can I give my cat frozen sardines?
Yes, cats can eat sardines, but it's important to defrost them first. They also shouldn't be used as a substitute for a balanced cat diet.
How long should I cook frozen sardines?
Depending on the cooking method, it usually takes around 10-15 minutes for frozen sardines to fully cook.
Can I fry frozen sardines?
Yes, you can fry frozen sardines. Just make sure the oil is hot enough before adding the fish to prevent them from becoming soggy.
What's the difference between fresh and frozen sardines?
Fresh sardines are generally more flavorful than frozen, but frozen sardines are more convenient and can be kept on hand for longer periods of time.
Popular reviews
- Very fresh, I love them
- 3rd time offering from here , they are amazing
- Fresh sardines are one of my favorite foods.
- I thought the sardines would be small, but they were actually quite big and there was a lot of them!
- fresh nice packing
- Really good quality
- I thawed it in the refrigerator overnight and then boiled it in vinegar. This way, you can eat the bones and head too, and it's very delicious and good for improving osteoporosis. I'll keep this on hand from now on.
- I liked them
- Thank you..looks good
- The advertisement is misleading; it's not from Thailand, but from Vietnam.
- Frozen tunsoy, a great source of omega 3 fatty acids
- Fresh and now ready to make my tinapa.
- Great packaging. Vacuum sealed!! My first time to try this but hoping its really good!
- Love this purchase:)
- First time Making spanish sardines using this fresh tunsoy and it came out perfectly good and yummy.
- Fresh and tasty
- On time and i expected.
- The fishes are not fresh as it looks like. Disappointing
- Super yummy!! Will buy again!
- nice but it was not cleaned one. and when removing scales fish broken.
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