Are these NO SALT or just LOW SALT? What is the Sodium content of these sardines, please?
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No salt is added to these sardines. They are called "low salt" because they naturally contain 45mg of salt per container. I have these sardines on subscription. They are an awesome price as they usually cost over 3 dollars a can if you can find them in a supermarket.
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The can with 100% olive oil has 260 mg sodium.. The Low sodium can in Water has 45mg. Sardines are great for you. Love them
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"No added salt" is the most accurate answer. The ingredients listed are just sardines and water, and that is one reason I prefer this brand. However, to me there is a mild saltiness in the taste of the sardines and the broth which is often part of the flavor of any seafood. The amount of sodium per can according to the label is 45 mg, or 2% of DV.
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Box only lists ingredients as: Sardines, water, sea salt. Nutrition facts also shows vitamin C 0% vitamin A 2% calcium 30% iron 6% with 2.5 servings in a 4.375 oz can. I definitely dont taste anything citric either. Hope that helps.
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The is a wheat/Gluten free soy sauce and is not low sodium. I think they make a low sodium version if you are looking for that
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Sodium is the sea salt. Sea salt seems to have less flavor than regular salt. Package label says 6% 140mg. That is based on one serving of approximately 23 chips. Sea salt better than regular salt. So if you get them, maybe if you don't eat a full serving, you will be at 5%?
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Ingredients: anchovy oil, sardine oil, gelatin, water, glycerin, d-alpha tocopherol (a preservative).
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Sardines in water taste - well - watered down. I go for olive oil with skin and bones. The flavor and texture are superior. Just purchased Crown Prince Brisling Sardines in Olive Oil that are nice small fish packed in 2 layers.
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Half of the nutrients are in the bones and skins - also great flavor. I also prefer sardines in oil! &#9788; Bud &#9788;
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The sodium (that is, salt) content of three of these thin crackers is 0. Check out the nutrition label that's shown in the product listing. The salt can add up if you slather on butter or margarine, or salty toppings. Since each cracker is not flavorful as though there were a lot of seasoning, it's easy to keep to small portions.
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Neither.. They actually aren't salted. They are Raw almonds. No flavor at all.
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No, they are completely raw and salt free. Very good and tasty. Good for you!!
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Not skinless but they are mostly boneless. You will get some tiny bone pieces every now and then but they are soft and no big deal. These sardines have a nice flavor. Hope this helps.
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Mr. Shapiro: I'd say, anytime you see an Extra word like Natural or Pure, rather than exactly what "they" (sardines) are, like "Pure" Olive Oil instead of just "Olive Oil"...you're paying for those extra words and who knows if they are really representative of anything. I'm a real sardine person and have decided among them all for decent price, Crown Prince are good for the money. And why pay $8 more for those two words? That's my Answer to your inquiry!
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There is not salt, not sure why they said that. Defininetly no salt. By the way, this system really helps with hard water stains but keeps the minerals in the water.
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The only ingredients are: sardines, water and sea salt. They are excellent, great quality
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Oops! I was looking at the plain kind. This Special Dark has 65 g sodium, not 0 like I said in my response a couple of minutes ago. But all the other figures I gave you are correct.
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I've eaten them and no longer have the bag oh course. As I recall they are dry roasted - no oil and I don't believe any salt either.
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The only reason I'm aware of is that there is no added salt. All the sodium is from the ingredients which is more natural. That's what I gathered from the Bragg website.