How to Eat Canned Sardines (ELIMINATE THE FEAR)

Watch this sardine tutorial and proceed with confidence! This is for any curious would-be sardine lovers. Enjoy!

If you're reading this, come visit r/cannedsardines and check out the crew there. They talk canned fish all day.

This is Canned Fish Files Episode 78. If you want to start at the beginning, check out the Canned Fish Files playlist and strap in.

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[MyBoomStick]

That awkward moment late at night when someone walks in on you eating sardines while watching some dude eat sardines on your phone

[Guilherme-ncli]

Everything about this.
- the look
- the random stuff in the background
- the moustache
- a whole channel about eating canned fish

- this is what internet should have become

[LudyLoomy]

I really appreciate the part where he ate the sardine and nothing weird happened. Really a huge weight off my mind. Thank you sir.

[JoseGonzalas]

You are the Bob Ross of eating sardines.

[MakeYourLifeaWorkofArt]

…and never have I ever found a channel that makes it ever so apparent that you CAN successfully make content about ANYTHING you love

[djanon]

When I was living in halfway these guys were my best friend. Not only were they affordable and nutrient dense, it was the only food I knew none of the other guys would steal.

[rxpdxvk]

This is the first video I've watched on this channel and it makes me really happy to know that someone has made an entire channel dedicated to sampling canned fish. As a diehard canned tuna fan myself, it warms my heart. Can't wait to see more.

[MrGren-hqyw]

This is TOO surreal. I never thought I'd find a dedicated canned fish youtube channel, but I am glad that I did. My inner canned fish enthusiast is about to embark on a journey of discovery and sensory delight. I've always been a closeted lover of sardines and kippers because my family and friends think it's weird, but through this channel, I will explore all of the canned fish options available to me and learn to truly appreciate the wondrous variety of palatable, preserved, pescatarian snacks which exist.

[DaltonUber]

I've been so stressed at work today and just had the chillest 10 minutes of my day watching a guy eat some tinned fish.

[calvinc]

I was eating a can of sardines after being inspired by your channel and it made me think about life. How sometimes we have these ideas in our head about a particular subject and can’t be convinced otherwise until we experience something that changes our perspective. Food is such a basic aspect of our life that we can all relate to and we’re all hardwired to seek food when we’re hungry. To be able to open a can of sardines and have your perspective changed goes to show that sometimes we have a very tenuous grasp on things in life. That sometimes life can still surprise us.

Life is like a can of sardines. There is hidden beauty all around us and sometimes we just don’t notice it. That sometimes even the littlest of things can be powerful and life changing.

There is something magical about sardines. You feel powerful after discovering sardines, like nothing can hold you back. That if you can conquer a can of sardines, what can stop you? You just experienced something incredible that the world has to offer and so many people walk around you without knowing themselves. It’s like knowing a powerful secret and all you want to do it share it. And if this secret exists in plain sight, what other interesting things in life are just waiting to be discovered?

I think canned sardines transcends being just basic food. It’s a metaphor for opening up our minds, bringing down walls in our life rather than raising them, and learning to try something new that at first seems strange and unwelcoming.

[stir]

OK, I'm an old man and I'm crabby and suspicious of a lot of stuff, like subscribing to some YouTube channel for the first time. As I've been eating deens for fifty some years now, I feel I know my way around a tin of them. I've watched everything this guy Carlsson has posted here, and I find him to be the real deal when it comes to deens. The future of the deen legacy is safe in this guys hands, I feel I can stand down now and devote more time to embracing the bitterness of being old. Heh, heh, heh...

[schproutzy]

My grandfather, born in 1900, ate sardines for lunch with Worcestershire sauce and a squeeze of lemon, with saltines. And that’s how I eat them today. Delicious! (And good for you too)

[mitchellboyce]

There's just something deeply beautiful about how the world is so rich with detail and depth that you can pick almost any tiny topic and find reason to be truly passionate about it.

[marstonalex]

1. Starts talking about sardines.
2. Clearly explains to viewers that sardines are good.
3. Opens a can of sardines and eats them with joy.
4. Shows us nice footages of those delicious sardines.
5. Opens a can of refreshing pale ale to make the process of eating sardines even more enjoyable.
What a chad.

[sadface]

As someone with very restricted eating habits, I think if someone had sat me down and explained food to me like this as a kid, it would have made a huge impact.

[dtell]

This feels like i would stumble on this on adult swim

[mmm]

This guy must be King of the sardine community. This guy has dedicated his entire life to the study of canned sardines. I salute your knowledge. Long Live the Sardine King

[msesmeralda]

Not gonna lie. I was having a weird night and decided to crack open my first can of sardines. Eating them along with you made me feel at peace. Thank you

[OhMyPoBoy]

Never before have i been more curious to try sardines. You actually made them seem more appetizing than i’d ever thought. aim going to have to try here soon. With my favorite hot sauce and saltines probably.

[oldsacpostmanret]

In my life I have eaten may be a half a dozen cans of sardines, I'm 73 and sense i have been watching your channel I must have eaten dozens of cans. I have developed a taste for sardines. One thing I was told years ago that sardines were canned with all their guts, just the heads chopped off. I love smoked baby oysters, clams and now sardines. Thank you for your channel