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| Crown Prince Natural Skinless & Boneless Sardines in Water, 4.37-Ounce Cans (Pack of 25) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Crown Prince
Discount Category: Grocery
Selling Price: $71.84
Buy New: $55.26
Potential Savings: $16.58 (23%)
Customer Ratings:  6 comments
Number Of Items: 25
Shipping Weight (pounds): 9
Dimensions (inch): 13 x 6.3 x 4.8
Model: N/A
Release Date: January 27, 2006
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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 Not as good as the ones packed in olive oil! December 14, 2008
Maybe it's just that I almost always buy skinless and boneless sardines packed in extra virgin olive oil but I found these sardines packed in water to be really mushy and fishy tasting. I love sardines but was very disappointed by the flavor and consistency of these sardines. And they are not cheap either so I'll try to use them by adding mayonaise (lots of mayonaise) in a sandwich to help disquise the truly unpleasant taste. I will NOT be buying these packed in water ever again! I don't know if those packed in water but manufactured by other companies are of the same quality. They were truly...... 'ughhhh'. Maybe you are use to this taste and mushy texture...so please continue eating this really healthy food. Sardines are the lowest member of the mercury absorption chain so are better for you than the contaminated tuna these days. I just can't even think of eating these particular canned sardines straight from the can for a snack ever again.....just thinking about doing this makes me feel sick!
 All Sardines are Not Created Equal July 5, 2008
3 out of 3 found this comment useful.
I much prefer the taste of skinless sardines to tuna fish - they are milder and meatier and less "fishy". Plus they lack the mercury content of tuna. This has always been the brand I purchased at my Whole Foods store (for $2.79 per can), so I thought all sardines were pretty much the same. My husband recently picked up two cans at the local Stop and Shop (King Oscar) and what a shock to my system. For one, they still had the skin and TAILS on. Two, the taste was more tinny than fish and the texture gritty. I won't even open the other can. Crown Prince quality and taste is far superior, and Amazon has them at a better price.
Good Then but Not Now October 3, 2007
4 out of 6 found this comment useful.
I have purchased this item twice in the past & thought it an excellent product at a fair price. It was $41.15 for a case of 25 items or $1.65 each. Now that amazon has raised the price to $50.65 a case or $2.03 each, it is not such a great deal anymore. That is a 23% increase in the price. Should have purchased this item in July, 2007 before Amazon decided to gouge it's customers. Oh Well!!
Mild flavored, low-salt sardines July 17, 2007
2 out of 2 found this comment useful.
These low-salt, low-calorie sardines are a tasty source of supplemental protein. I like them straight with whole-wheat bread. Texture is firm and flavor is mild. Overall I prefer the Crown Prince canned salmon but these make for a nice change and are just the right size for lunches.
Crown Prince Skinless/Boneless Sardines March 22, 2007
1 out of 1 found this comment useful.
I was introduced to these when I bought a can at a Big Lots store and found that they were so good that I went on line and bought a case. I highly recommend this brand to anyone liking sardines. Stan Ren
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