Repurposed sardine tin
Feathers McGraw has repurposed a sardine tin as a mirror.
Sardines at YouTube
Sardine Exposition is a YouTube channel devoted to taste-testing sardines and other tinned fish.
Dalmatian or sardine
“You ever wonder why the Dalmatian’s the symbol of the firehouse?”
John Mulaney, sardinista
John Mulaney travels with three cans of King Oscar sardines . Says Mulaney, “You don’t know what you’re gonna encounter out there.”
Fishwife sardines
Such beautiful packaging.
Jacques Pépin’s sardine salad
With giant sardines.
José Andrés on sardines
“Oh my God, they are so good that you wish you were inside the can with them”
Sardines × 7
A Reader’s Digest investigative report: “I Ate Sardines Every Day for a Week — Here’s What Happened.”
The Christmas sardine
From Zingerman’s Delicatessen, “The Legend of the Christmas Sardine,” by Brad Hedeman.
Sardines in the news
A Picasso ceramic and TikTok.
Sardinecore
“From romantic lunches at eye-watering prices to must-have T-shirts and covetable clutch bags, the humble sprat is having a massive moment”: The Guardian reports on sardinecore.
Sardines, paste, pasta
Sardine paste, or pâté. And sardines with pasta.
Footage / Fish
A brief film clip: 1940s French Women Sardine Industry Cannery Workers Brittany Vintage Film Movie.
Sardines on the screen
A beautiful short film: Inside Portugal’s tinned-fish industry.
A despedida, Marie Elisabeth
A New York billboard for sardines.
Portuguese canned fish
A website: Portuguese Canning Industry Digital Museum.
“Business lunch”
Among today’s selections from The Far Side.
National Sardine Day
Just in time for Thanksgiving.
Sardine dreams
In The Harvard Crimson, Una R. Roven, college student, writes about sardines.
A rotten sardine
A line from My Little Pony: A New Generation.
Sardine bookmarks
Not actual fish.
Canned sardines (still, yes, still) having a moment
In The New York Times, a visit to Portugal’s Conservas Pinhais.
Fishy weather
Popular Mechanics reports that in San Francisco it’s raining anchovies.
SMASH
The latest episode of the BBC podcast Just One Thing encourages the listener to “Enjoy Oily Fish.” SMASH: salmon, mackerel, anchovies, sardines, and herring.
Things in tins
The Guardian reports on the British public’s growing appreciation of tinned fish.
Sardines on PBS tonight
“The Ocean’s Greatest Feast,” about sardine migration on the South African coast.
Sardines forever
“So long as I have a roof over my head and a kitchen cabinet, I will forever have a case of sardines in there through my very dying breath.”
A fish-dish fish dish
Maine Sardines Deluxe, in color.
Sardine art
Behold: images from a facsimile edition of Glynn Boyd-Harte’s Les Sardines à l’huille, described by the publisher as “one of the outstanding auto-lithographed books of the 20th century.”
Barbie mit Fisch
A museum in a port city gives Barbie a fish.