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Popping Tins

Tim Marchman

Reviews of tinned seafood

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Latest Issues

The joys of moist fish bacon

Wildfish Cannery’s “Smoked” Herring with avocado on a bagel. Photo by Popping Tins.

Earlier this year, I started a new job and a colleague gave me some tins as a welcome gift, which was very thoughtful and all the better because they were...

a year ago

Plane crash!

Stabbur-Makrell brand mackerel in tomato sauce. Photo by Popping Tins.

This week, while traveling for work, I went out for dinner with two people I didn’t know well and ordered salmon, which in the way of things naturally led to me explain...

2 years ago

For a good time, get some caramelized onion jam

Ortiz sardines. Photo by Popping Tins.

For years I’ve seen cans and jars of Ortiz-brand fish at good grocery stores, and for years I’ve avoided them. I have no issue with tuna, a fine fish if one I don’t eat often, but for whatever reason,...

2 years ago

What should I do with this can of krill meat?

Antarctic krill meat in water.

The other day I went to my barber, who does not accept tips that tax authorities can trace, without going to an ATM beforehand. This left me, after getting a haircut, in the mildly irritating position of havi...

2 years ago

Cod liver, considered

Riga Gold cod liver. Photo by Popping Tins.

When I was a teenager, I worked at a juice shop in SoHo frequented by mildly famous people and a variety of local cranks and eccentrics who got special deals from the owner, a nice guy and a ruth...

3 years ago

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