Japanese researchers found that some Western foodies advocate using red wine with red meat, but not with seafood. Japanese researchers have discovered that this proposal has some scientific reasons, because some of the taste of seafood such as red wine and fish will conflict. They have found that the iron ions in red wine will make people eat fish and leave a heavier smell in the mouth. The researchers analyzed the composition of dozens of red and white wines and asked sommeliers to try these wines while eating scallops. As a result, it was found that red wine with a high content of iron ions aggravated the smell of taste in the sommelier's mouth. When the researchers managed to reduce the iron ions in the wine, the sommelier said that the smell was reduced. The researchers pointed out that iron ions are the key factors that produce red wine and seafood with a strong smell, but red wine with low iron content may be suitable for matching with seafood. Sardine In Vegetable Oil,Sardines In Oil Or Water,Canned Sardine Fish In Oil,Canned Sardine In Vegetable Oil Tropical Food Manufacturing (Ningbo) Co., Ltd. , https://www.tropical-food.com
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Product Description
Name
Canned Sardines
Flavor
Vegetable Oil
Type
Bone-in and skin-on, bone-less and skin-less
Certificates
EU, FDA, BRC, HALAL,HACCP,KOSHER
Net weight
125g, 155g, 400g, 417g, 425g, 1kg, 1.88kg.
Brand
Our brand or OEM, ODM
Shelf life
3/4 Years
MOQ
1X20'FCL
Payment terms
T/T, L/C
Delivery time
25 days after label artwork confirmed and advance payment done.
Packing
normal lid or easy open,paper label or lithio can, paper carton or shrinked by tray
EU NO.
3302/01034
RUSSIA NO.
3302/01034
Shipping docs
Commercial Invoice
Packing List
Bill of Lading
Certificate Of Origin/ Form A
Health Certificate
Veterinary Certificate
Catching certificate
Or as per customer`s request
Red wine is not suitable for seafood>
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