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Sardine

Sardine · Sardine

Sardine: small oily fish, eaten fresh, grilled, canned, preserved in oil or served as an apéro pantry staple.

Sardines are not a poverty fish. In France they can be fresh, grilled, tinned, aged, picnic food, apéro food and serious pantry gold.

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Sardines à l'huile d'olive vierge extra préparées à l'ancienneWhy it matters: this helps users place Sardine inside the wider French food world without memorising categories.

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Poisson en conserve

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Vieux-Port Fish MarketWhy it matters: this connects Vieux-Port Fish Market to Sardine so the Marseille tour graph explains the place, product or culture in context.