Sardines belong to the family Herringidae of the order Herringiformes. They are small, slender, silvery fish that usually move in groups and are important economic fish species worldwide. They were first caught in Sardinia, Italy and were named after it. In ancient Greek, it was called "sardoni...
If you've ever wondered whether sardines and anchovies are the same, you’re not alone. These two small fish often appear in recipes, supermarket shelves, and nutritional discussions. While they share similarities, they are quite different in taste, texture, and usage. Let’s dive into the world...