Dried boneless Anchovies/Boneless Dilis (dried fish), wild caught, chemical free, 100g/200g, Made in the Philippines (1 pack, 100g)

My lovely mother-in-law is Korean and I wanted to try my hand at some traditional Korean dishes to surprise her. I used these dried anchovies with dried kelp to make the stock for tteokbokki and it was delicious.

This product is not for your average white American. But if you know what you're buying then I would recommend it. It is delicious.

First the language of the ad text is sparse and does NOT qualify whether this is supposed to be for human consumption or animal consumption. The single review that exists refers to a cat. I bought them to add to miso for some additional protein. However, these are neither boneless nor safe. You can see physical structures that may or may not be bones.Second, regardless of how consumed (directly eaten, soaked, boiled, etc.) they make a myriad of needle sharp --whatever-- that penetrate between gum and teeth, into gums, tongue, palate -- (insert deity of choice here) only knows what they do in a throat, stomach or intestines. Do NOT EAT THESE. Do NOT FEED THEM TO PETS. You have been warned.

I love it..i will recommend it

You have to cook it, in oil till golden brown. It is crispy.

too small

I got these as treats for my cat and he doesn’t really love them. I won’t eat the stinky things!

Neither my turtles or fish would eat these. Even my dog shyed away. Left a huge oily sheen on the surface of the water. I had to drain and refill pond. I can't return them but I'm going to see about a refund on principal.