Sardines in Peanut Oil
La quiberonnaise
A traditional recipe for vintage sardines.
At La Quiberonnaise fishery, they only work with the freshest and most perfectly cleaned sardines. The sardines are put on the market after one year's ageing in their tin, so that they soak well in the oil. The result is a sardine with a superior texture (without any scales and bones).
Did you know? Sardines, like good wines,
improve with ageing because their flavour develops and matures in the oil. That is the reason why we talk about "millésime"
for sardines. Don't
forget to turn the tin every 6 months, to ensure that the sardines are fully soaked in the oil.
| Average nutrition facts | For 100g | |
|---|---|---|
| Energy | 314 / 1314.66 | kcal / kJ |
| Total fat | 25 | g |
| Saturated fat | 3.86 | g |
| Carbohydrate | 0.2 | g |
| Sugar | 0.2 | g |
| Proteins | 21.3 | g |
| Salt | 1.4 | g |
 | Sardines in Olive Oil from Brittany |
| 2017 - 115g jar | 6.65 € | |
| 2017 - 6 boxes of 115g ea. | 38.70 € |
 | French biscuits - "Palets bretons" |
| 80g case | 2.50 € | |
| 3 cases of 80g ea. | 7.25 € | |
| 6 cases of 80g ea. | 13.95 € | |
| 12 cases of 80g ea. | 27.00 € |
 | Sardines Saint-Georges in olive oil |
| 69g box | 3.70 € | |
| 115g box | 5.10 € | |
| 5 boxes of 115g ea. | 24.75 € |
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