Serpis Anchoa Olives Spanish Green Olives Stuffed With Anchovy 150 gram (Pack of 3)

I love these as a snack. The taste has a great balance not fishy at all

The product is great but the packaging needs to improve.Arrived ok but every can was dented.

Soooooo good. Way way way better than American brands; ie. GOYA etc.. that are super fishy. These are mild and delicious, probably the best option for those who aren't sure they like anchovies, and a delight for those who do.

I've bought these olives from the local grocer and they are great. Happy to find them on Amazon for the same price so I bought two orders (6 cans) along with some other things. The olives came right away but every one of the cans was bent and damaged. The photo doesn't show it well but most of the cans were bent on two sides like someone had squeezed them. I was hoping last one was okay but on closer examination, it too, had a dent near the bottom of the can. So, following my mother's long ago advice about dented/damaged cans, I opted to return them and hope for better ones on the next shipment. Not holding my breath. I suppose this is some way of telling me to support my local grocer....

The Serpis Anchoa Olives are my favorite olives for a Martini. The seafood flavor, saltiness and tenderness of the olives are outstanding. Here is how to make the worlds FINEST Martini cocktail: 3 parts Plymouth gin, 1 part Martini and Rossi (or Dolan) dry Vermouth. Shake well (not stir) in a silver cocktail shaker, Pour into a chilled Martini glass. Put three olives on a pick into the cocktail glass to add a touch of salinity to the cocktail. Drink one (or maybe two). Have your loved one close by. Now you have the worlds FINEST Martini.

all 3 cans came dented

Since the World Markets near me closed, anchovy stuffed olives are impossible to find locally. These were pricier than I’d hoped but very tasty and met my expectations.

Some one I know suggested using these for martinis. He's a serious gin martini drinker so I thought I'd give them a try. I picked up a can of another brand at the local market and thought they were kind of funky. Rather than just dismiss the idea, I thought I should probably try a better quality product. Three of these cans came in an intact card board box. Each can was dented. NOT off to a good start. I offered a can to an Argentine friend of mine who said that he loved these olives. I've had a few martinis and I can say that they are definitely better than the ones I've had using the other brand. The taste is clean and true. I don't know if I would order them again, but they are definitely worth a try!