Do you like sardines? What do they taste like?

They are very nutritious with a lot of protein, calcium and omega-3 in a small package. I was first introduced to them as something to take along on a hike as part of a light meal since the can doesn't require refrigeration or take up much room and is easy to open.

But the best, in my opinion are brislings (small and, i think always, from the Baltic Sea packed in E.V. olive oil). King Oscar is a favorite brand; Crown Prince also good. The can usually says "two layer-12-22 fish". King Oscar "Tiny Tots", in a yellow rather than red wrapper, seem to be identical .

I do like then, especially when packed in mustard. I can't compare their taste to anything, but it's a rich, heavier taste. I've always eaten them on crackers.

I grew up in a poor family so I used to eat canned sardines for dinner and pretend it was chicken.. it does not taste that good but it’s editable and nutritious.

A bit of a strong taste but great for a sandwich with white bread and thin slices of cucumber. I cook the sardines first, although i dont have to, with a bit of pepper

They have a fairly strong taste in the canned type... Fresh ones are better but harder to find... Suggestion, try a small piece first

Strong taste.
I eat them regularly.
Drain the oil, mash them with a fork. On toast with pepper. Great for a quick easy snack.

I like those in mustard, but my mother and now my wife would not allow them inside the house. They were regular campout fare.

As a kid I loved them on toast. I don’t eat them so much now, lot richer taste to them than white fish.

I can’t be in the room with them..the smell is too strong for me
I love fish though

Not really, the tin silt sardines in oil I eat when I feel I need some omega and calcium

My dad likes them. The smell is too revolting for me to try.

it is a strong fish. not like the stuff in batter. often salty too

Chicken.

Dipped in cod liver oil. 🤢

Never had one 👍🌹❤️

Yes...I do.