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| Packsize | 8-125 GR – TINS |
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JOSE GOURMET, MACKEREL FILETS IN OLIVE OIL
The traditional abundance of mackerel in Portuguese waters, and its frequent intake has provided it with a special status at our table. Captured in the north-eastern Atlantic Ocean, this fish represents a food product which has attracted increasing interest, motivated by scientific evidence regarding its nutritional properties.
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JOSE GOURMET, SMOKED SARDINES IN OLIVE OIL
Our small sardines are fished in the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans and bring alone all the quality of fresh fish. After that, a refined and carefully prepared mixture is added, they go through the smoking chamber, and premium quality olive oil is added as well.
This mouth-watering delicacy will make your taste buds tingle, accompanied by a glass of delicious Portuguese wine and friendly company at the table.
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JOSE GOURMET, OCTOPUS IN OLIVE OIL
Captured in the North East and Eastern and Central Atlantic, our octopus is mixed with two essential ingredients: olive oil and garlic, which give it a special aroma, keeping its original flavor unaltered. With low calories, the octopus is rich in vitamin B12, an active nutrient for brain function and memory performance.
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PORTOMAR, STUFFED SQUID IN SPICY SAUCE
Tender baby squid stuffed with their tentacles is slowly cooked in olive oil and covered with a handmade sauce made with fresh onion and tomato. This product has a spicy yet delicate flavor and natural texture.
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BONITO TUNA IN PICKLED SAUCE, ESPINALER
The light tuna is caught in the best fishing grounds. Its healthy qualities make it a highly valued delicacy.
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MUSSELS, SWEET KOMBU, PORTO MUINOS
Pescatarians delight in this combination of wild harvested Galician mussels with kombu seaweed in bravas sauce. A family company with two generations at work collecting wild seaweed from the Galician coast of northwestern Spain where the Atlantic meets the Cantabrian sea. Porto Muinos combine underwater diving with coastal rock harvesting when the tide is low to bring a variety of seaweeds to market through regulated and sustainable means and with great respect for the coastal ecosystem they inhabit.
