Founded in 1896 in Matosinhos, Portugal’s premier sardine port, Luças has earned global acclaim for its commitment to tradition and quality. This family-run cannery has perfected its craft over generations, garnering numerous awards from the International Taste Institute in Brussels. These petingas—young, small sardines—are prized for their delicate texture and flavor. Their smaller size makes them easy to enjoy whole, bones included.
We've got a really easy, yet delightfully tasty snack for you! Top a wavy potato chip with a dollop of ranch dressing, a small petinga (or half), and a sprig of fresh dill. Pop it in your mouth in one bite. Once you pop, you can't stop!


Crafted in Spain by the Portuguese company Cofaco Açores S.A., Bon Appetit is a brand designed for export, bringing the best of Iberian seafood to global markets. These pickled mussels are tender and flavorful, preserved in a tangy brine that enhances their natural taste. With pristine coastal waters, Spain is the top mussel producer in the EU and third largest in the world. Often considered a gourmet delicacy, Spanish mussels are a staple in high-end delis and tapas bars.
Combine half an English cucumber (seeds scooped out), a handful of cherry tomatoes, and half a small shallot, thinly sliced. Add the tin of mussels with its pickled sauce and oil, sprinkle with sea salt, and garnish with sliced green onion. A fresh and zesty salad that's simple to make and full of flavor!

King Oscar has been crafting premium tinned seafood since 1902, when Norway’s King Oscar II lent his name to this heritage brand. Sustainably sourced and responsibly produced, King Oscar's commitment to ocean preservation is steadfast. As the most talked-about tinned fish brand on Reddit, it has earned its place in the spotlight. This particular flavor of sardine is a fan favorite among chefs and aficionados, showcasing the brand's dedication to taste and quality.
Enjoy a sardine or two straight from the tin, then combine the rest (along with the oil, capers, and white wine vinegar) with 1 cup of pitted green olives, 1 clove minced garlic, and 1T of chopped parsley in a food processor. Pulse a couple of times until chunky and cohesive. Garnish with lemon zest and cracked black pepper and serve with pita bread.
Three curated tins from small canneries in Portugal, Spain, Denmark and beyond, with the recipes and maker stories that go with them.



