Baby eels, or Angulas as they are called in Spain, are one of the most luxurious seafood delicacies of Spain. These mild, tender baby eels are carefully prepared in olive oil with a touch of heat coming from red peppers. Served hot, they are one of the most distinctive & delicious tapas you will ever try. 

These tiny eels are harvested by net from the streams of northern Spain. They are then carefully cooked in olive oil to preserve the delicate flavor and texture of the precious baby eels.

Heat the angulas over low heat, or heat the unopened tin in a hot water bath. Serve with crusty bread and a delicious glass of Albariño wine from Galicia.

* Gluten free

Cambados Gourmet Heart Cockles are among the most prized treasures to come from the Galician coast. Harvested by hand from pristine tidal estuaries, these tiny jewels are selected for their purity, firmness, and exceptional flavour. Each tin represents the highest standard of Spanish canning tradition, where only the most delicate and perfectly sized cockles make the cut. Lightly preserved in their own brine, they carry a clean, fresh taste of the sea with a natural sweetness that sets them apart from ordinary conservas. The texture is tender yet pleasantly taut, offering a bite that feels both luxurious and effortless.

What makes Cambados heart cockles so special is the meticulous artisan process. Every step is done carefully to protect their natural beauty. They are a favourite among seafood lovers who appreciate finesse and subtlety rather than intensity.

Serving suggestion

Serve well chilled, straight from the tin, on a chilled plate. Add a touch of freshly squeezed lemon, a sprinkle of chopped parsley, and pair with thin slices of good crusty bread. For a true Galician experience, enjoy them with a crisp Albariño. They also shine as the star topping of a simple seafood salad.

Ingredients: Cockles (30-40 per tin), water and salt. 100% Natural. No additives or preservatives

Weight: 111g metal tin.

“Conservas de Cambados” is based in Galicia in Northeast Spain. This is the region of the Arousa Ría, which is well-known not just for its size, but also for the richness of its marine life. This area is particularly suitable for harvesting clams, cockles, mussels, and other bi-valves. The Spanish believe canned seafood is a delicacy to be shared and enjoyed! They take great pride, and great care, to harvest the best seafood and package it with the utmost care. The result is the purest, most delicate, and exquisite tasting seafood on the planet! A true delicacy.

Across Spain it is a tradition to offer canned seafood as a delicacy at restaurants and bars. Great care is taken to prepare and package this delectable seafood in perfect condition, so that when you open a tin you are experiencing the true flavor of fresh seafood. The seas off the coast of Galicia in Northwest Spain are cool and rich in nutrients, making them an incredible fishing ground. “Conservas de Cambados” is located close to one of Spain’s largest Rías (estuaries), known as the 'Ría de Arousa'. Their facilities are very close to where the seafood is harvested, so they are able to use the freshest squid and shellfish available.

In Spain canned seafood has long been served in restaurants, bars and in the home as a gourmet dish. Cockles, or Berberechos, are small edible salt water clams that are handpicked along the coast of the Galician region in northwestern Spain. The process of hand picking ensures that only the best in size and quality are used. Careful attention is paid to processing & packaging so that you are able to enjoy a beautiful tin of shellfish in its sweet fresh salt water from the Rias Gallegas in your own home. The Berberechos are ready to eat right from the can, no cooking necessary. Peel back the lid and serve with small tapas items such as Jamón Serrano, almonds, and crusty bread.

* Gluten free

Los Peperetes Snow Crab (Cangrejo de Nieve) offers a taste of the pure, delicate sweetness that only the finest seafood can provide. Sourced from the cold, pristine waters of the Atlantic, these snow crabs are hand-harvested at their peak, ensuring the highest quality and most succulent flesh. Each leg is carefully selected and packed to preserve the natural sweetness and tenderness of the meat, making this a true delicacy for seafood lovers.

What sets Los Peperetes apart is their dedication to preserving the crabs' natural flavours. The snow crab is lightly steamed and then delicately packed in a high-quality brine or olive oil, ensuring that every bite is full of the sea’s freshness without being overly seasoned. The meat is tender and slightly sweet, with a clean, crisp texture that makes it a joy to eat on its own or as part of a larger dish.

Perfect for those who appreciate subtle, high-quality seafood, Los Peperetes Snow Crab is a luxurious treat that can be enjoyed in a variety of ways. Serve it straight from the tin, perhaps with a squeeze of lemon, or use it to elevate your seafood salads, pasta dishes, or risottos. It’s also wonderful on its own as part of a tapas platter or paired with a light, chilled white wine like Albariño.

With Los Peperetes Snow Crab, you’re not just getting a tin of crab; you’re getting a beautifully crafted, premium seafood experience that captures the essence of the Atlantic’s finest offerings. Rich, sweet, and utterly indulgent, it’s a must-try for those who seek the best in gourmet conservas.

Galician cuisine offers a mouth-watering selection of fresh fish and seafood specialties renowned in Spain and around the rest of the world. Percebes or goose barnacles are the hidden gem of Spanish seafood.

Percebes are highly coveted in Spain and regarded as a luxury due to the very real and significant risk faced by anyone attempting to gather them from the lower parts of the jagged, violently sea - battered cliff walls, and rocks, off the north Galician Costa da Morte (coast of death) and along certain rocky parts the coast of Asturias. The thumb-sized crustaceans live attached to these rocks spending much time submerged beneath the sea, tasting of the sea and undoubtedly even more sought after, luxurious and highly valued than oysters in Spain.

The name goose barnacle comes from the time before our much greater understanding and knowledge about bird migration, when it was believed that barnacle geese actually developed from the crustaceans as if they were eggs. Hence the English name of Goose barnacles.

Percebes collectors or Percebeiros, wait for the particularly low tides that come after a full or new moon during the winter months, which allows the collectors the opportunity to lower themselves down the sides of the cliffs with ropes, chopping the goose barnacles off the hazardous, treacherously slippery rocks whilst a trustworthy companion above,on the higher grounds, shouts the warning of any dangerous, incoming waves.

The best goose barnacles are the Galician ones. Those found on the southwestern coast of Portugal, Morocco and Canada (these specifically are particularly less palatable) are regarded as inferior in quality. The wilder and more ferocious the sea and the more exposed the rocks are to the heavy tides, the meatier, thicker, tastier and also more expensive the goose barnacles that live here are. The goose barnacles we stock at Spanish Pig, Percebes Los Peperetes, are from Galicia and are widely considered to be the very best of seafood and shellfish, canned and preserved delicacies in the world.

In Spain percebes are lightly and briefly boiled in brine. The diamond-shaped foot is squeezed and the inner tube is pulled out of the scaly case, the claw is removed and the remaining flesh is eaten. Although not the most attractive food in the world nor the most easy to eat when absolutely fresh, they are certainly among the most prized and desired delicacies in the world. When canned, percebes are easier to eat because they are prepared and ready to eat.

We love them served directly from the can, with a glass of cold white wine.

Ingredients: Barnacles and Brine

Anchovies M.A. Revilla – Butter Tin 50g

M.A. Revilla’s 50g Blue Fish “Il Più Grande Boccato” is more than just a tin of anchovies — it’s a culinary homage to history. Inside are 8 to 10 hand-filleted anchovies from the pristine Cantabrian Sea, preserved not in oil, but in smooth organic butter. This unique preparation revives the way anchovies were enjoyed in Italy at the end of the 19th century, when Italian salters, short of fish on their own coasts, travelled to Santoña in northern Spain. Their work transformed the town into what is still known today as “The Cradle of the Anchovy.”

The butter tin format is both charming and practical: it shields the fillets from air and light while infusing them with a mellow richness that balances the anchovies’ natural saltiness. Before serving, leave the open tin at room temperature for 30 minutes — the butter will soften into a velvety cream, making the anchovies even more luxurious to spread or pair with bread.

These anchovies are an authentic taste of maritime tradition, perfect for tapas with a glass of Albariño or dry vermouth. Their balance of briny intensity and creamy butter makes them unlike any anchovy you’ve had before.

Simple Recipe: Anchovy Crostini with Butter & Lemon

• Let the tin rest 30 minutes until the butter softens.

• Toast slices of baguette or sourdough.

• Spread the softened butter from the tin onto the bread.

• Lay an anchovy fillet on top.

• Add a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.

Serve with chilled white wine — an effortless tribute to Santoña’s legacy.

We were excited to get our hands on these delicious plum and pickled oysters by one of our favourite conservas producer in the world, Peperetes.

The oysters are cooked and then opened by hand to extract the meat. An arduous task and one that can only be done with the experience of Peperetes specialized workers. Then the homemade pickle recipe is prepared, with olive oil and vera paprika.

Ingredients: Oysters (Molluscs), olive oil, vinegar, bay leaf, spices and salt. May contain traces of crustaceans and fish.

Average nutritional information per 100 grams:

Energy value/Calories: 1037kj/ 251 kcal

Fats: 23g

Of which saturated fatty acids: 4g

Carbohydrates: 0.5g

Of which sugars: 0.1g

Proteins: 10g

Salt: 1g

Los Peperetes’ Seabass with Olive Oil is a refined expression of Galicia’s canning tradition, capturing the essence of the sea in every tender, delicate bite. Sustainably sourced seabass is gently cooked and preserved in high-quality Spanish olive oil—nothing more, nothing less. The result is a clean, pure flavour that celebrates the natural character of the fish.

The seabass itself is flaky and moist, with a subtly sweet, ocean-fresh taste. The olive oil adds richness without overpowering, enhancing the fish’s texture and lending a silky mouthfeel. Each tin is hand-packed in Galicia, reflecting the artisanal values and care that define Los Peperetes.

Ideal as a tapas centerpiece, this conserva also elevates simple dishes—toss it with warm potatoes and parsley, lay it over a slice of grilled sourdough, or serve it with a crisp Albariño for an effortlessly elegant pairing.

In a world of over-processed seafood, Los Peperetes stands out for its purity and respect for ingredients. This seabass tin is not just convenient; it’s a celebration of Spanish craftsmanship and the sea’s quiet luxury, ready to be enjoyed at your table, no matter how far you are from the Galician coast.

Indulge in the refined taste of Spain with this Hake Roe Pâté in Olive Oil, a gourmet delicacy crafted for those who appreciate exceptional seafood. Made from carefully selected hake roe sourced from the pristine Galician coast, this pâté is gently cooked, cleaned, and blended into a smooth, spreadable texture with high-quality olive oil and a subtle hint of garlic and spice.

Unlike whole roe, this pâté offers a creamy, velvety consistency that makes it incredibly versatile and easy to enjoy. Each bite delivers a delicate ocean flavor, balanced richness, and a refined finish that lingers pleasantly on the palate. 

Perfect for entertaining or elevating everyday meals, spread it over toasted bread, pair it with crackers, or serve alongside olives and cheeses for a sophisticated tapas experience. It also complements crisp white wines, enhancing its subtle complexity and depth.

Beyond its gourmet appeal, hake roe pâté is a nutritious option, naturally rich in protein and low in carbohydrates, making it a smart addition to a balanced diet.

Nutritional Values (per 100g):

• Energy: 113 kcal
• Protein: 24.3 g
• Fat: 1.8 g
• Carbohydrates: 1 g
• Salt: 1 g

Ingredients: hake roe, olive oil, garlic, chili pepper, salt.