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On 5/10/2025 at 3:23 AM, Duvel said:

As a non-native speaker of English this label confuses me …

 

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Either this means something entirely different or you chose a rather unexciting product. 


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No “succulent anchovies” or “delectable anchovies” available ?!

 

Oh, that gave me a good morning laugh! But in case your question is genuine: here it means "flat" as opposed to "fat" or "puffy" or "round". These little filets were indeed quite flattened, and so delicate that the contents fell apart as I was spooning out the amount I wanted. I used about half the tin's worth. I'll show it when I make the next batch of this stuff.

 

Edited to add, much much later: I was mistaken about the meaning. Please read on.

Smithy

Smithy

4 hours ago, Duvel said:

As a non-native speaker of English this label confuses me …

 

IMG_5905.jpeg.bfdbf00eab96e651653cace788804d5e.jpeg
 

Either this means something entirely different or you chose a rather unexciting product. 


IMG_5906.thumb.jpeg.0bd62636e1092d2490133f89414a5624.jpeg

 

No “succulent anchovies” or “delectable anchovies” available ?!

 

Oh, that gave me a good morning laugh! But in case your question is genuine: here it means "flat" as opposed to "fat" or "puffy" or "round". These little filets were indeed quite flattened, and so delicate that the contents fell apart as I was spooning out the amount I wanted. I used about half the tin's worth. I'll show it when I make the next batch of this stuff.

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