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Fishwife Tinned Seafood Co.
Cantabrian Anchovies in Extra Virgin Olive Oil
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Fishwife's Cantabrian Anchovies in Extra Virgin Olive Oil are a premium quality product known for their rich, buttery flavor. These anchovies are perfect for enhancing a variety of dishes, such as enriching tomato pasta sauces, adding depth to Caesar salads, or simply enjoying with bread and butter. They are hand-packed using artisanal methods by a third-generation, family-owned cannery on the Cantabrian coast. Sourced from a sustainable fishery, these anchovies are caught in the Cantabrian Sea and undergo a meticulous salt-curing process before being packed in high-quality Spanish extra virgin olive oil.
Ingredients: Anchovies, organic extra virgin olive oil, salt.
Contains: (Fish).
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About The Producer
Fishwife Tinned Seafood Co.
Los Angeles, CA
Fishwife is a woman-founded and led LA-based food company aiming to make ethically-sourced, premium, and delicious tinned seafood a staple in every cupboard. The company partners with several canneries and responsibly managed fisheries and aquaculture farms around the world to bring the vibrance of conservas culture to the North American table.The term "Fishwife" dates all the way back to the 16th century when it was originally used to refer to the wives of fishermen who sold their husbands wares at the market. Over time, the term evolved into a gendered insult for bossy, brash, and foul-mouthed women. The team at Fishwife relates.Read more