Proudly pole caught in the seas off Fukushima, Japan.

The tin says Atlantic Ocean... but fish do swim so u never know where they came from :wink: it's in Brine. The weight is 160g net and 112g drained which is the norm

Sandwich tuna. I.e flakes. I.e not fit for human consumption

Same with Beef... has to be on the cow and uncut for human consumption

Thank you

I bought this recently, opened it, squished the lid down to drain it, and all contents squirted out the sides and into the sink. All 3 tins. Good price, but I still dunno what it tastes like, and it worked out for me to be zero tuna for 99p. Not voting either way. :confused:

This happened to me on my John West Tuna flakes too, I just drain all my tuna flakes now.

Am I missing a kitchen trick, are there other methods?? I don't remember having had this issue with other tuna before... :confused:

Some heavy handed people like me prob squash it all to the bottom :smiley:

Is it worth the few pence saving? .. Chunks ain't anything special .. But flakes are proper orrid.. Cat food .

Careful, there are reports of a gang of thieves operating in local area stealing tins of this.

Known as the fishy nickers, iirc.

If it ain't chunks it ain't worth having :man:

my cats like it -they said to vote it hot :-))

have been this price forever.

Skipjack tuna no doubt. Tastes awful but unfortunately it is the only sustainable type of tuna. Ones like albacore are about the same price per weight as gold dust!

this was 2 packs for £1.50 a while ago. not the best but for the price ok