Hello canned fish people! I am looking to start delving into the world of canned fish, so I wanted to get some good recommendations before I start buying. I wanted good quality stuff without getting super ripped off. What are things you look for that indicate good quality? How much should it cost reasonably? Fan favorites?
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It's canned fried fish. It's a little chewy, with nice seasoning. It's not fishy, but the texture is a bit stringy; odd, but not unpleasant.
I served mine with masala soup noodles and the combo was delicious.
The can is difficult to break into, I needed pliers. A can opener would be neater.