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expired Posted by illegal_alien • Jun 2, 2020
expired Posted by illegal_alien • Jun 2, 2020

Costco in-store: Season Brand Wild Caught Sardines in Olive Oil 4.375 Oz. 6-pack. $6.99

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1700 mg Omega-3 per tin.
Total fat 12g (18% dv) Sat Fat 3g (15%) cholesterol 56mg (19%) sodium 340mg (14%) Protein 22g
Those are easy peel tins and sardines are large and cut across (not whole) but very delicious (and nutritious

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https://www.costco.com/season-ski...68230.html

Note: online and in-store prices are different. Link is given for reference only.

1700 mg Omega-3 per tin.
Total fat 12g (18% dv) Sat Fat 3g (15%) cholesterol 56mg (19%) sodium 340mg (14%) Protein 22g
Those are easy peel tins and sardines are large and cut across (not whole) but very delicious (and nutritious

Sign said offer valid through 6/7/20

Expiration date: dec 31 2024

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snafufubarpita
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Yes pls.
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bng87
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I will pass. Skin and bones of sardines are very good for your health.
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SeriousTeam8046
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Quote from bng87 :
I will pass. Skin and bones of sardines are very good for your health.
you dont like good health?
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bng87
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Quote from SeriousTeam8046 :
you dont like good health?
I like good sardines that still have skin and bones. Just my preference. You can buy the Costco brand if you want.
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james04
Jun 2, 2020
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If I recall these are x-large sardines that you would not want to eat the bones of. Too hard and crunchy for my taste. I love small sardines whole!
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Lillybulldog
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Good God! Maybe in 3rd world countries. Salmon and swordfish steaks
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Charmed5
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I've had some of these in my cabinet for a long time but not sure what to do with them.

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fifie
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Thanks OP! Great deal
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radmax
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Quote from NoWaste :
I've had some of these in my cabinet for a long time but not sure what to do with them.
Do a baked potato and use the oil in can instead of butter with sardine as the protein, or just boil some potatoes and either do mashed or just break them up and add oil from can with sardine for taste with some finely chopped garlic mixed in there with some fresh dill and sardine in oil.
Assuming you eat those things of course
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illegal_alien
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Quote from fifie :
Thanks OP! Great deal
They also had SafeCatch Ahi Wild Yellowfin Tuna on sale for $9.49 per 3 ounce 8 pack. May be regional since they don't have it on Costco website.
For reference:
https://www.instacart.com/landing...VDEALw_wcB
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0...E4Q91HOT24
http://costcofan.com/costco-safe-catch-wild-yellowfin-ahi-tuna/
Last edited by illegal_alien June 3, 2020 at 05:41 PM.
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Is it Baskin-approved, though?

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