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What Is a Sardine?
There’s really no such fish named “sardine”!
This word is used for any small, thin-boned fish that is packed in oil inside tins. Most of the fish found inside tins of “sardines” are herrings or pilchards.
A single tin of sardines may even contain more than one kind of fish!