Couche Ecologique T2 3-6 kg x50
White tuna in olive oil 112g Ortiz
10% (applied by Crunchy Buckwheat Honey Muesli Organic 500g)
Ground cardamom 35g Organic
Turmeric powder 35g Organic
Quatuor Oil 1l Organic
Moulin Du Château La Lagune 2019 75cl
Thai Soup 500ml Organic
Crunchy Buckwheat Honey Muesli Organic 500g
Château La Gurgue 2017 Organic
Balsamic and olive oil Organic
Original Chai Tea Organic
La Chapelle Haut Bages Libéral 2019 75cl Organic
White Tuna Germon in olive oil 220g Ortiz
10% (applied by Thai Soup 500ml Organic)
Peach Jam 100% Pure Fruit 310g Organic
White tuna line-caught in natural juice 132g
Subtotal: CHF 501,99
Couche Ecologique T2 3-6 kg x50
White tuna in olive oil 112g Ortiz
10% (applied by Crunchy Buckwheat Honey Muesli Organic 500g)
Ground cardamom 35g Organic
Turmeric powder 35g Organic
Quatuor Oil 1l Organic
Moulin Du Château La Lagune 2019 75cl
Thai Soup 500ml Organic
Crunchy Buckwheat Honey Muesli Organic 500g
Château La Gurgue 2017 Organic
Balsamic and olive oil Organic
Original Chai Tea Organic
La Chapelle Haut Bages Libéral 2019 75cl Organic
White Tuna Germon in olive oil 220g Ortiz
10% (applied by Thai Soup 500ml Organic)
Peach Jam 100% Pure Fruit 310g Organic
White tuna line-caught in natural juice 132g
Subtotal: CHF 501,99
Natural sardines from La Compagnie Bretonne highlight the fish in a simple and authentic recipe. The preparation combines only sardines, water and salt. As a result, the natural flavor of the fish remains clear and pure. Therefore, you can enjoy quality sardines all year round or use them in many recipes.
The sardine Sardina pilchardus is caught during the main fishing season from May to October. During this period the fish is fuller. Consequently, it develops a tender texture and a richer taste. The sardines mainly come from the ports of Lorient, Concarneau, Douarnenez and Saint-Guénolé in Brittany. In addition, some catches arrive from Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie in Vendée.
Afterwards, the cannery in Penmarc’h prepares the fish using traditional methods. First, artisans remove the heads and guts by hand using a knife. Then they fry the sardines in oil. Thanks to this classic preparation, the fish develops a slightly confit texture. Moreover, this method allows the sardines to age well in the tin.
Next, the team packs the sardines by hand using the “en bleu” method. Before placing them in the tins, they trim the tail and collar. As a result, the backs of the sardines are visible when the tin is opened. This detail reflects the careful artisanal work of the cannery.
Thanks to this simple preparation, these natural sardines are easy to enjoy with bread or potatoes. They also work very well in many homemade recipes.
Fishing area: sardines caught in the North-East Atlantic Ocean (FAO 27).
| Energy | 162 kcal / 678 kJ |
| Fat | 8.7 g |
| – of which saturated fatty acids | 2.6 g |
| Carbohydrates | 0 g |
| – of which sugars | 0 g |
| Protein | 21 g |
| Salt | 0.75 g |
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