How to Prep Yourself for the Sardine Fast Part 1! 3 Canned Sardine Recipes for Sardine Challenge


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How to Prep Yourself for the Sardine Fast! 3 Canned Sardine Recipes for Sardine Challenge ***This is Part 1 of 2 Videos *** I put …

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  1. Patti Cook
    Patti Cook says:

    Thank you for your videos Anita! I just love them and I have tried many of your recipes. I hope you will keep making these. I am learning so much from you! Also, you keep looking better and better! Are you still losing weight? How old are you? Thank you so much for all that you are doing to help all of us be healthier and happier! You are a ray of sunshine!!

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  2. CarnivoreKaiju
    CarnivoreKaiju says:

    If anyone hates sardines after trying them, I say give them another chance by buying a different brand. Some brands of sardines have that unpleasant fishy taste/odor. Others it can taste like tinned tuna. I personally like King Oscar brand (tiny tots), Wild Planet, and Season brands. I ONLY buy them when they are on sale as these brands tend to cost a little more than cheapy ones like Bumble Bee. Amazon has the Wild Planet brand ones for about $1 a tin when I checked last week.

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  3. tpcdelisle
    tpcdelisle says:

    These look so great Anita. I love sardines. I wonder how Chris Cooking Nashville spreadable butter mayo that you made would be in the mixtures. It's also really good on your air fried sardine balls. Keep up your great work.👍

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  4. Elven Blood Moon
    Elven Blood Moon says:

    Hello Anita! I am located in Delta BC and I'm having trouble finding Allulose – have you been able to source it locally? If not could you recommend a website to purchase it from? (Amazon doesn't seem to have it either).
    Thank you!

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  5. Risa's Kluttered Kitchen
    Risa's Kluttered Kitchen says:

    I have one of those sardine bags. I even gifted someone with one of them for their birthday. I haven’t tried the recipes on it. Forgot it has recipes on it.
    I have several types of mustard in my refrigerator, one is Trader Joe’s Dijon and it does not have any sugar in it. The only mustard that has sugar in it is Inglehoffer’s. Yes, check your ingredients in your packages. I’ve never seen sugar in any Dijon mustard I’ve gotten.

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  6. Carol32547
    Carol32547 says:

    I love sardines but hate the smell of them. I have to take the can outside snd open it. Ill eat them right out of the can. I have a small l bag to put the can in and toss it in the out door trash can. I prefer the boneless and skinless type..i know the bones would provide extra nutrients but really hate the skin on…blech! 😆 🤣

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  7. Sonja Lang
    Sonja Lang says:

    I’m interested to know why black pepper disagrees with you. I recently had some bouts of acid reflux and wonder if it was because of the black pepper that happened to be in the new brand of herbal tea I tried.

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  8. Barbara Snow
    Barbara Snow says:

    I’ve never eaten sardines, someone recommended a certain brand which I bought. My husband asked me not to open the can in the house 😂 because guys he works with eat them and he said they stink to high heaven. I plan on stepping outside to try them but I can’t see cooking with them 🤷🏻‍♀️

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  9. Cassie Oz
    Cassie Oz says:

    Sardines are the best travel food. At home, i add a chopped pickle slice and two chopped olives to a can (or a tablespoon of muffaletta style olive salad). Yum

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  10. Raini Cascadia
    Raini Cascadia says:

    I love the Tiny Tots brisling sardines in olive oil. However, they are $5.99 at my local Safeway in Northern California and at Foods etc. in the same town sell for $3.99 a can! Thank you so very much Anita! 💗

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  11. Christina Merklin
    Christina Merklin says:

    Anita, i always had issues with garlic especially raw, until I work for a woman who taught me if you remove the heart from the garlic you will not have digestive issues, if that's what you suffer from, try it Btw, you are looking fabulous! All the things you are trying seem to be working!!

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  12. Simama
    Simama says:

    Raw garlic is one of the few things that plays havoc with me. I am a bandit for garlic powder or garlic salt as a substitute 😊

    Thanks for another valiant sardine effort. You should try NURI Portuguese ones if you can get them ❤

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  13. Cathy Gabriel
    Cathy Gabriel says:

    I made Dr. Weideman’s soup recipe twice last week. I was quite surprised at how tasty and rich it is…definitely a keeper…thanks for sharing these great recipes today😊

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  14. Dinorah Csrdozo
    Dinorah Csrdozo says:

    Hello, im from Uruguay, i dont speak english very well. I actually do Sardine Fast for de 4 week and i think sure, i do it for rest of my life !!! I love this !!! Im carnivore, then this fit me.

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  15. Tampa Jan
    Tampa Jan says:

    Okay, Anita, you got me. I don't eat sardines. Tried lost of times, various types, but couldn't enjoy any of them. In fact, I keep a couple cans in my pantry just in case I get snacky and think I'm hungry. I tell myself that IF I'm REALLY hungry I could eat some sardines. Then, after thinking about it for a few minutes, I usually decide I'm not hungry after all LOL. BUT now I think I'm going to try them. All those recipes looked so good especially the Bisk. Yep, looks like I'm going to be trying this sardine challenge. I'm in.

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  16. Carol Smith
    Carol Smith says:

    My relationship to sardines changed when someone advised me to stop buying the cheapest ones and buy those packed in olive oil! Interestingly, these are not sold in major grocery stores but small delicatessens. And they usually come from Portugal and Spain. Anita, I have also lived in Vancouver and I would suggest walking down Commerical Ave. and checking out the small Italian stores there! This will definitely increase your variety!

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