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product_id: 13637134
title: "Grilled Catch Sprats Riga Smoked (12 Pack) 5.6 oz Tins in Vegetable Oil Product of Latvia, Kosher"
brand: "grilled catch"
price: "$U5377"
currency: UYU
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Grilled Catch"
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# Wild-caught Baltic brisling sardines Naturally oak-smoked for rich flavor Packed in neutral vegetable oil, no preservatives Grilled Catch Sprats Riga Smoked (12 Pack) 5.6 oz Tins in Vegetable Oil Product of Latvia, Kosher

**Brand:** grilled catch
**Price:** $U5377
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🐟 Elevate your snack game with Baltic’s finest smoked sprats—taste the tradition, join the elite!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Grilled Catch Sprats Riga Smoked (12 Pack) 5.6 oz Tins in Vegetable Oil Product of Latvia, Kosher by grilled catch
- **How much does it cost?** $U5377 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- grilled catch enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted grilled catch brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Keto & Health-Forward:** Loaded with Omega-3, Vitamin D & A, ideal for keto and nutrient-conscious lifestyles.
- • **Convenient 5.6 oz Tins:** Portable, BPA-free cans with pull-top lids—ready to elevate your snack or recipe anytime.
- • **Sustainably Wild-Caught:** Eco-friendly sourcing from pristine Baltic waters ensures guilt-free indulgence.
- • **Authentic Oak-Smoked Flavor:** Traditional smoking method delivers a perfectly balanced smoky richness that stands out.
- • **Exclusive Gourmet Experience:** Hard-to-find Riga Gold quality sprats that true connoisseurs crave—don’t miss out!

## Overview

Sprats Riga Smoked (12 Pack) are premium wild-caught brisling sardines from Latvia, naturally oak-smoked and hand-packed in vegetable oil. Each 5.6 oz BPA-free tin delivers a nutrient-rich, keto-friendly seafood experience with no preservatives. Celebrated for their firm texture and rich smoky flavor, these sustainably sourced sprats are a gourmet staple for health-conscious professionals seeking authentic, hard-to-find delicacies.

## Description

desertcart.com: Sprats Riga Smoked (12 Pack) Gold Star 5.6 oz Tins in Vegetable Oil Product of Latvia, Kosher : Grocery & Gourmet Food

Review: Riga Smoked Sprats...absolutely wonderful! - I've loved sardines ("sprats" if you prefer) all my life. My father introduced them to me when I was very young; I've never lost my taste for them. Over the years, I've tried scores of sardine brands from all parts of the world: Portuguese from the waters of the Atlantic, Norwegian from the cold waters of the North Sea, American from the Pacific and packed in California...many of them excellent, some barely edible. Riga Smoked Sprats are--hands down--the very best I've ever had. Brisling sardines harvested from the Baltic and packed in Latvia, Riga's sardines are simply and absolutely wonderful. The flesh is moderately firm (texture second to none), sweet, and lightly smoked to perfection. I discovered them a few weeks ago at a market near my home but was reluctant to buy them for two reasons: first and foremost, they are packed in vegetable oil (I've always preferred sardines packed in olive oil with no other added seasonings or ingredients); and, second, they are very reasonably priced although they contained about 1.5 ounces more then the typical brand (how good could they be at that price?...more for less?). I was very pleasantly surprised. I'm told Riga packs their sardines in refined soy oil which has a neutral flavor profile and, therefore, allows just the flavor of the sardine to come through. And what a flavor! I'm all in for Riga! If you are a fan of high quality sardines packed in olive oil (not tomato sauce, not garlic, not lemon, and certainly not water), then you owe it to yourself to try these wonderful fish from Riga. On another matter: Given all the rigamarole regarding what is and what is not good for us (coffee wasn't, now it is; reach for the margarine, not the butter, and now margarine is more or less considered a poison...and so on), it's reassuring to know that sardines are really, really good for us. UPDATE: I still love this brand of sardine and still feel they are the very best I've ever had. The problem is that they are very hard to find here on desertcart and even more difficult to get the various sellers to disclose the type of "Riga" sardines they are offering as they simply don't know the product. I ordered them a second time from a different seller and received "Riga" sardines, but they were not the tiny Riga brislings I was looking for. They were good but not the same. So here's the deal: you want Riga "Gold" tiny brislings. Good luck finding them and better luck finding a vendor who knows the product and can advise you accordingly. I've struck out several times over the last few months. If there is a Riga Gold lover out there who knows what I'm talking about and knows where I can get a fix, let me know...we'll work something out. And another thing: Make certain you have a good, old fashioned, manual can opener. The Riga cans with the pull tab are impossible to open.
Review: Great sardines some of the best. I review 3 different ones. - First off, I purchased the ones on page (with the plain yellow lid, but received the riga gold with white lid (which I believe are the original riga gold) Second is, I bought 4 different kinds but the 4th is not here yet. I love all of the riga sardines. The riga gold with the white lid are probably a little more salty than the other two, Trying to open them was another story, I'm 200lb man and it took me 3-4 minutes to open with a manual can opener! Forget the pull ring I tried and tried but I thought I was going to slice my hand open trying any more or at least break the ring pull off of the can. If you get these for grandma, you better get her a heavy duty electric can opener! The other can opened with effort but did work with pull tab same thing though. The last 2inches of the can lid was hard to finish and you worry about slicing a finger.( I don't know why the cans from riga are so thick compared to everything I have ever opened in a can) Jar was no problem easy open. Ok texture was great on all three, I did like that the polar brand had most of the tails cut off as well. The Polar brand (which I love) in the glass jar seemed half as smokey as the same in the can. Sometimes the can ones seem almost too smokey, but still very good. The Riga were both very good and very similar in taste and texture which is great. The white lid was the saltiest of the three. The Riga gold (white lid) looked a little darker in color. The Polar were the smallest of the bunch. Truthfully I can't decide which is the best they are all that good. You can't go wrong with any of these IMO.

## Features

- Gourmet Riga Sprats – Traditional naturally oak smoked brisling sardines, also known as sprotten, hand-packed in oil for rich, savory flavor
- Wild-Caught & Sustainable – Made from fresh wild-caught fish using eco-friendly methods. No preservatives or artificial flavorings
- Nutrient-Rich – A natural source of Omega-3 fatty acids, Vitamin D, and Vitamin A. Perfect for healthy, balanced diets
- Keto-Friendly Tinned Fish – Ideal for low-carb and keto lifestyles. Enjoy straight from the BPA-free 5.6-ounce can or in your favorite recipes
- 5.6 oz tins with pull-top lids. Best Before: see on the bottom. Keep refrigerated after opening. Product of Latvia

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00SA65N94 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #46,774 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #20 in Canned & Jarred Fish |
| Biological Source | Sardine |
| Brand | GRILLED CATCH |
| Brand Name | GRILLED CATCH |
| Coin Variety 1 | Sardine |
| Container Type | Can |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 661 Reviews |
| Diet Type | Keto, Kosher |
| Flavor | Smoked |
| Item Form | Slice |
| Item Package Weight | 2.61 Kilograms |
| Item Weight | 5.6 ounces |
| Number of Items | 12 |
| Number of Pieces | 12 |
| Package Weight | 2.61 Kilograms |
| Size | 5.6 Ounce (Pack of 12) |
| Specialty | GMO Free, Sustainably Caught, Wild Caught |
| UPC | 021143360004 |
| Unit Count | 67.2 Ounce |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** GRILLED CATCH
- **Item Form:** Slice
- **Item Weight:** 5.6 ounces
- **Package Weight:** 2.61 Kilograms
- **Specialty:** GMO Free, Sustainably Caught, Wild Caught

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Flavor** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are these the same as the Riga Golds? The top of the can is different (blank in this listing's photo).**
A: First 2 batches I bought were genuine Riga Gold. When I hit "buy again" 2 wekjs ago, I received a pack of sprots of unknown source  -- no info on who made them, just a text "imported by ...". Also the tins looked very different: "Riga Gold" nowhere to find, colors different, some text in Hebrew.
I decided not to use them, as I'm not sure what this actually is.

**Q: Is this Kosher?**
A: Sure it is Kosher. The fish is Kosher and it in oil only

**Q: Is this package of 12 or 8? In the description is written 12 and in the photo only 8**
A: I ordered my Sprats from GO2GO and there were a total of 12 tins in my order. I only have 10 tins left their that good ! When its time to reorder, I had such great service from GO2GO, its the company Ill reorder from.

**Q: What is expiration date?**
A: Mine don't expire until 6/2023, and I've had them for several months.  Like most canned fish, though, they should last far beyond that.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Riga Smoked Sprats...absolutely wonderful!
*by R***O on January 23, 2020*

I've loved sardines ("sprats" if you prefer) all my life. My father introduced them to me when I was very young; I've never lost my taste for them. Over the years, I've tried scores of sardine brands from all parts of the world: Portuguese from the waters of the Atlantic, Norwegian from the cold waters of the North Sea, American from the Pacific and packed in California...many of them excellent, some barely edible. Riga Smoked Sprats are--hands down--the very best I've ever had. Brisling sardines harvested from the Baltic and packed in Latvia, Riga's sardines are simply and absolutely wonderful. The flesh is moderately firm (texture second to none), sweet, and lightly smoked to perfection. I discovered them a few weeks ago at a market near my home but was reluctant to buy them for two reasons: first and foremost, they are packed in vegetable oil (I've always preferred sardines packed in olive oil with no other added seasonings or ingredients); and, second, they are very reasonably priced although they contained about 1.5 ounces more then the typical brand (how good could they be at that price?...more for less?). I was very pleasantly surprised. I'm told Riga packs their sardines in refined soy oil which has a neutral flavor profile and, therefore, allows just the flavor of the sardine to come through. And what a flavor! I'm all in for Riga! If you are a fan of high quality sardines packed in olive oil (not tomato sauce, not garlic, not lemon, and certainly not water), then you owe it to yourself to try these wonderful fish from Riga. On another matter: Given all the rigamarole regarding what is and what is not good for us (coffee wasn't, now it is; reach for the margarine, not the butter, and now margarine is more or less considered a poison...and so on), it's reassuring to know that sardines are really, really good for us. UPDATE: I still love this brand of sardine and still feel they are the very best I've ever had. The problem is that they are very hard to find here on Amazon and even more difficult to get the various sellers to disclose the type of "Riga" sardines they are offering as they simply don't know the product. I ordered them a second time from a different seller and received "Riga" sardines, but they were not the tiny Riga brislings I was looking for. They were good but not the same. So here's the deal: you want Riga "Gold" tiny brislings. Good luck finding them and better luck finding a vendor who knows the product and can advise you accordingly. I've struck out several times over the last few months. If there is a Riga Gold lover out there who knows what I'm talking about and knows where I can get a fix, let me know...we'll work something out. And another thing: Make certain you have a good, old fashioned, manual can opener. The Riga cans with the pull tab are impossible to open.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great sardines some of the best. I review 3 different ones.
*by K***M on July 11, 2021*

First off, I purchased the ones on page (with the plain yellow lid, but received the riga gold with white lid (which I believe are the original riga gold) Second is, I bought 4 different kinds but the 4th is not here yet. I love all of the riga sardines. The riga gold with the white lid are probably a little more salty than the other two, Trying to open them was another story, I'm 200lb man and it took me 3-4 minutes to open with a manual can opener! Forget the pull ring I tried and tried but I thought I was going to slice my hand open trying any more or at least break the ring pull off of the can. If you get these for grandma, you better get her a heavy duty electric can opener! The other can opened with effort but did work with pull tab same thing though. The last 2inches of the can lid was hard to finish and you worry about slicing a finger.( I don't know why the cans from riga are so thick compared to everything I have ever opened in a can) Jar was no problem easy open. Ok texture was great on all three, I did like that the polar brand had most of the tails cut off as well. The Polar brand (which I love) in the glass jar seemed half as smokey as the same in the can. Sometimes the can ones seem almost too smokey, but still very good. The Riga were both very good and very similar in taste and texture which is great. The white lid was the saltiest of the three. The Riga gold (white lid) looked a little darker in color. The Polar were the smallest of the bunch. Truthfully I can't decide which is the best they are all that good. You can't go wrong with any of these IMO.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best taste, quality and price!
*by M***S on March 22, 2025*

Love it!!! Best taste, quality and price! The texture is perfect, every fish is of the same size and firmness, not too oily, the cans are easy to open too.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-17*