Sardine
in vegetable oil are said to offer rich protein
than steak, more calcium than milk, more iron than cooked spinach, and more
potassium than bananas. Surprisingly, sardines are also low in calories and
fats being a good diet menu and dishes. In addition, there are no worries about
the methyl mercury content in the sardines as long as you do not excess consume
the fish and since most of sardines are smaller in size than other larger
predatory fishes such as tuna, they are bring lower mercury content. Sardine
that is canned in oil such as vegetable oil can be used for many recipes and
they also give heart healthy nutrition.
Nutrition
facts of sardine in vegetable oil
The truth is sardine in vegetable oil nutrition facts are different from one brand to
another, especially if you buy different servings. That’s why when you buying
canned sardine in oil, you should check and compare the nutrition facts for the
first before paying them. Some people prefer to have sardine in water than
sardine in oil due to the high calories and fats; level however sardines in
vegetable oil offer more nutrition as well. The weakness is when you drained
off the oil/ liquid, it will leach away the natural omega 3 fatty acids of the
sardines so you will get lower omega 3 than the mentioned label.
Here are some facts about nutrition of sardine in vegetable oil product for 100 grams of
serving:
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Energy: 909kJ (218kcal)
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Protein: 23g
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Fiber: 0g
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Saturated: 2.9g
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Unsaturated: 4.9g
Canned sardine in oil is one of the most
famous exported and imported products along with canned tuna. If you make some
tuna recipes, you can even replace the tuna with canned sardines for stronger
flavor or if you already bored with the recipes and want to have different unique
taste. You can start to experiment more with sardines in the recipes. Sardines
in vegetable oil are good for recipe such as salad due the oily and firm
texture. You can also make a sardine soup since the fish is a great addition
for excellent and healthy soup recipes.
You can experiment with sardine fish in
order to get the advantage of their impressive benefits such as to improve
brain function, boosting heart health, reduce inflammation, prevent against
cancer, and to fill nutrient that required for your body.
This is the benefits of eating sardines
that you can get:
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Protect bone health
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Control inflammation and risk
of disease
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It can defend against mood
disorders
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Control blood sugar levels
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Packed with minerals and
vitamins
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Sustainable and least contaminated
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It can promote weight loss
Sardines can be consumed from fresh,
grilled, broiled, and roasted. However, most of people often purchase sardine in vegetable oil and
water because they are available widely at grocery stores or food
markets. Sardines are quick to spoil and thus when sardines are caught freshly,
they directly and immediately being canned to prevent the fish going bad.
This is important that you purchase
sardines product that are wildly caught instead of processed from fishing farm.
This is because wildly caught sardines fish are bring more nutrition than
farmed sardines and not to mention farmed sardines gain more toxins. Please
take a note that sardines or any fishes raised in farm get contaminated from
pesticide, injection, and antibiotics being used and plus most of the fish
being feed by unnatural diet grain.
When buying sardines that are canned, make
sure that they are no leaked lids or cans or any damages. Next, when purchase
sardine in vegetable oil, you need to check the date although sardines that
being canned can last for years, but it is always best to check the expired
date just to be sure.
After you buy canned sardine fish, store
them at dry and cool place such as your kitchen cabinets and it is better to
use the sardine within few months after you buy it. If you want to once in
awhile eating fresh sardine instead of sardine
in vegetable oil tin fish, then buy the one that are shiny with fresh ocean
smell. Check the appearance as well as ask the fishmonger to remove the
internal organs.
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