Skinless and boneless means the edible bones are gone, so calcium falls to roughly 4 percent of your daily value, far below what bone in sardines deliver. (source)
The honest take
This is about as clean as canned fish gets, with a three ingredient label of sardines, water, and sea salt and 20g of protein plus just over 1,000mg of EPA and DHA omega 3s in a single can. Because the skin and bones are removed, it goes down easy for people who find whole sardines off putting, and at 140 calories with zero carbs and zero sugar it slots neatly into almost any eating plan. The catch is that taking the bones out also takes out most of the calcium, so you lose the one nutrient that makes bone in sardines special. If texture is what has kept you away from sardines, this is a fair and honest way in.
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Ingredients & allergens
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Exact ingredient statement
Sardines (Sardina pilchardus), water, sea salt
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Nutrition per serving
3 oz (85g) drained, 1 serving per 4.25 oz can
140Calories
20gProtein
0gCarbs
7gFat
0gFiber
0gSugar
380mgSodium
Non GMONo added sugarKeto friendlyGluten freeDairy free
Who it's for
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Anyone who wants the protein and omega 3s of sardines without the skin, bones, or fishy texture of the whole fish.
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You eat sardines mainly for the calcium, since removing the bones drops calcium to about 4 percent of a day.
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