What isle in your local market would you find these in exactly?
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They are in the produce section, usually located on a shelf, which is below a fruit or vegetable display. If you don't see them, ask a produce attendant, that is what I had to do to find them the first time I purchased them.
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Walmart they are in produce by the packaged bulk goods ( like yogurt pretzels,nuts, etc )
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You will most likely find them in the salad section. They started out in the snacks, but someone decided to market them as a salad product. If you can't find them, I've had luck when I describe them as being like a Cheeto, but green and made from peas
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Produce at Albertsons. Though I haven't found the large bag there. Found it only once at the local Costco but it seems they don't carry them any more.
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They are tucked away in the produce isle. You may have to ask for their location.
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If I was you I would get them from this website https://www.eggwhitesint.com/store.php?crn=66
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You have to buy those separate. They are cheap and you can buy almost anywhere.
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We bought one from Overton's. They have a good selection and competitive prices.
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Only you can determine if you can afford them. I think you are paying for the source and sustainable fishing practices of this company. These sardines are from the North Pacific Ocean. I've gotten other brands from Spain, Morocco, etc. They are the most moist sardines I have ever had. Though for convenience I usually just pick up sardines from Costco and they taste fine. Though for tuna I get this company because they catch smaller fish that are lower in mercury. Costco sometimes sells their tuna.
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You need to ask the seller..l bought them and they arrived quickly and smelled delicious. Apparently food grade quality. Mine came with recipes. I make sachets - I never used them any other way.
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Sorry to say yes Mary. And I would not have bought them if they had given that info on the order site. I either buy the organic Italian or pinons (also organic) from the South West. Won't but these again for philosophical and safety reasons.
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I'm not su.re but square simply organic & archer farms and spice island do fit. Not the great big jars but the regular size.
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Go to the Wilton website and look it up - there might be something there, or try google in general. I think I got a item list off Micheals stores website as they sell them too
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I was told they're from the United kingdom. The ones I received were delicious so I can only imagine that they're just as good. I gave many away to my friends and family to share the goodness.
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If you live near a fair sized city, you will probably find one at a butcher supply store. The ones around here have everything.
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No. They are avail on here for around $30. Just not sure where they are from.
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Mothers Market on beach blvd. or probably any mothers market. They carry alot of YS ecos stuff. I gotten refridgerated ones and they just don't hold the nutritional value I feel as well as one mixed in honey or freeze dried. Another place that has some YS eco stuff and others is Vitamin Shoppe. Other than that it's pretty scarce in OC.
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I am pretty sure they stock them at the Depot and Lowes. Seen them there before.
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I actually bought my JrPonics FishGarden & BubbleGarden at a local market. Tried and true review!
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They're labeled 'Product of Morocco' so that could be almost anywhere in the Mediterranean or Atlantic as far as the fishing banks...I've never questioned it before although recently given some articles I've been wondering about this & not just in regard to Roland products.. The prices on this & similar products in particular low - sodium with bones has become quite high to me lately.. Indicating increasing scarcity. I would just suggest you call or email Roland...By the way also be advised that these 'sardines' are probably 'Herring sprats'.. There is no legal definition of 'sardines'.. When I ate them {called sardines} fresh ..grilled on the beach... years ago in Morocco, Portugal, Spain ,Italy & Brazil...they were considerably larger than those available in cans in the US...either now or even 50+ years ago when my folks would have them in the States...But they are tasty & I think still healthful. Good luck !
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I don't know.. I actually haven't seen them yet.. They are sitting at my house un-opened.. I think I say that they were from UK.. But that is probably where they were sold.. Probably more like India or PAK.Looking at he price, they are probably junk.. Good Luck