#tinned fish

[reefshrk]

tinned fishies

[corrodedparadox]

I shouldn’t be here

[acorviart]

sardines

[ookamimonster]

tinned fish 🎣

[art-rica]

welcome to tinned fish talk

[airitree]

Just wanted to share my favorite tinned fish

[0m3n-0f-d3ath]

D3-C1

with sardines

[softcherri]

my favorite local corner store 9/18/24

[juwaiin]

tinned stardines 🪄 ✨

mixed media gouache and colored pencils! went ham trying to make this as vibrant as possible. voila

[killyridols]

quarantine: accommodations of desire by kate pincus-whitney, april 20th, 2020, acrylic & polycolor on canvas date, 24 x 30 inches

[the-messhall]

Tinned Fish Talk —

[blockygraphics]

SG-SARDI.GIF, by supergrass, 1996; from the tRASH GARBAGE artpack #2, rehosted on 16colors.

[kalihoffs]

Starting to sketch again!

[disaster-kitchen]

Tinned fish and rice: when you're too sad to cook!

This can came from Barnacle Foods, which is an operation out of Alaska that does stuff (pickles, hotsauce, seasonings, etc) with kelp.

I don't eat much canned salmon usually (more of a sardine girl), so I didn't really have any expectations here. The can was packed full with whole, rolled up pieces of fish. It's packed in hot sauce, but there isn't an overabundance of liquid in the can- I should've taken a picture before I turned it out, it was very pretty.

Has a strong smoky smell, not particularly fishy. Tastes fucking amazing- the hot sauce has a nice kick and great flavor, very smoky and savory tasting. The thicker pieces of fish have a little bit of a chewy texture that you'd expect from canned fish, but the parts right under the skin are like butter. Glorious.

Not exactly an affordable lunchtime can ($12 plus shipping from Alaska), but definitely a great option if you want to treat yourself.

[bluejay-makes]

Catch of the day ✨️🐟

[keelysqungilli]

super discreetly looking for my niche 👀