u/Net_Holiday

Stopped in today after missing out on the 20% off coupon I posted about. Found some changes to their tinned section with new additions and spoke to a manager that informed me they are currently in the process of adding 500 SKU’s to their gourmet section this week. That includes expanding their Tinned Fish offerings!

I picked up some tins as pictured. Really excited to try the Diplomats and Patagonia sardines and restocked a couple of faves.

And it seems there’s no post complete these days without a fishwife mention (I know) but this is different, they put out a book of recipes chocked full of really good ones, but at $30 I passed (waiting for a coupon).

Full disclosure I am not affiliated with any of the above.

If you just discovered tinned fish or you've been hoarding Pinhais for years, finding useful information is harder than it should be. Where do you even start? Which retailers ship to you? What's the difference between bonito and albacore? What makes Galician tinned fish different from Portuguese? The answers exist but they're buried across old threads, retailer sites, and influencer posts without a neutral source tying it all together.

I've been building AllTinned for the past few months to fix that. It's a reference for the tinned fish world: products, brands, species, retailers, regions, all in one place and actually organized. A starting point whether you're buying your first tin or your hundredth.

What's in it right now:

• 4,121 products across 102 retailers
• 520 brands with origin, history, and producer details
• 118 fish species with descriptions
• Every online retailer I could find, with shipping info

It's not a shop. No prices, no affiliate push, just pure reference. A companion site for pricing and deals is coming, but AllTinned is the foundation.

Still very much in building mode. Brand and species descriptions could see more depth, the Asian tinned fish section is underdeveloped, and I know there are gaps here and there. That's partly why I'm posting here. This community knows more about tinned fish than anywhere else on the internet, and I'd genuinely love your feedback, corrections, and suggestions. If something is wrong or missing, I want to know.

Thanks for reading and I would love to hear what you think!

alltinned.com

One of the rare coupons at World Market that includes food!