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What is the best canned tuna?

>> No.10696952

>>10696899
The cheapest. There is no flavor difference among brands in the same variety.

>> No.10696963

>>10696952
This. It's not like deenz where you get real differences between brands.

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>>10696963
>>10696952

>> No.10697020

Safe Catch yellowfin tuna.

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>>10696963
This is definitely bullshit.

I get mine packed in olive oil, usually get it at aldi because theirs tastes decent to me and is priced well. StarKist tastes okay. Chicken of the sea is borderline inedible, way too fishy/oceany tasting.

>> No.10697492

The costco brand (Kirkland) is excellent. I get packed in water, it's got huge flakes of fish with the texture highly intact, nothing mushy or reminiscent of cat food.

If you're able to go to a costco, I highly recommend it!

>> No.10697605

>>10696899
Dave’s

>> No.10697621

Any recommendations on the various things you can get Tuna canned with? i.e. water vs olive oil vs tomato, etc