Was looking to pick up a few bits and noticed these yesterday. Tried it today, it's lovely. I literally could taste test this with top brands (which they had as single cans on the next shelf down).
Three tins for a pound, means finally I've found something diet friendly that's not expensive! (Diets are so expensive!)
14 comments
muffboy
15 Jun 174#1
You need chunks not flakes as these soak up too much brine, hence they taste and smell like a brothel near Grimsby docks.
ihatebingo
15 Jun 17#2
i dont think this is fishy at all im hot :smile:
MadeInBeats
15 Jun 174#3
I heard flakes are just the remnant scum left in the machine after making the chunks that even the tuna factory's cleaner's cat turns down.
Dyslexic_Dog to MadeInBeats
15 Jun 172#6
You heard wrong, these come from the tuna that suffer from dandruff!
brychris
15 Jun 17#4
Only chunks for me, just mush in a tin, I'd rather meaty chunks. When you buy a value Tuna sandwich, they'll use flakes in mayonnaise and it's just mess minced up on bread! :/
sim11
15 Jun 171#5
In all fairness this stuff does taste a little bland, it is cheap protein though all the same.
pocketrocket76
15 Jun 17#7
How many grams are those tins?
MartynFX88
15 Jun 17#8
Flakes taste like **** mixed with ****, would never go near these.
Gollywood
15 Jun 17#9
Flakes could never taste nice.
lazylay
15 Jun 17#10
Sorry, even the cat won't eat this brand.
bayhabourbutcher
16 Jun 17#11
been this price for years - you might get away with putting it in a tuna pasta bake but eating it directly wont be a pleasant experience
Northerndave
16 Jun 17#12
Good Lord OP, I'd get in with a GP as soon as you can if you really think this cr*p in a can is as good as real Tuna.
Treat yourself, these are quality and you get 4 full size tins per pack of 4. Better taste than big branded tuna
poundstrechter have it 4 tins for £1 but its rank don't believe me buy sum and learn the hard way.
big up billobargings
sorry my bad its ocean finest in PS
Silhouette
16 Jun 17#14
Eeesh! Seems I woke the sleeping (tuna) monster!
I really should have spent more time on the OP.
I use Tuna at the moment with Mega Uber Super Light Mayo for my jacket potatoes (with Sweetcorn).
So rather than a pound a tun (like Mr Northern Dave pointed out), I tried these for the gigs - and was surprised that it tastes just as nice. Yes, theres no big fillet chunks of tuna to chew through, but its got the taste, its got the consistency - was just really nice.
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Three tins for a pound, means finally I've found something diet friendly that's not expensive! (Diets are so expensive!)
14 comments
Treat yourself, these are quality and you get 4 full size tins per pack of 4. Better taste than big branded tuna
http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/shop/gb/groceries/multipack-tuna/sainsburys-tuna-chunks-in-spring-water-4x160g
big up billobargings
sorry my bad its ocean finest in PS
I really should have spent more time on the OP.
I use Tuna at the moment with Mega Uber Super Light Mayo for my jacket potatoes (with Sweetcorn).
So rather than a pound a tun (like Mr Northern Dave pointed out), I tried these for the gigs - and was surprised that it tastes just as nice. Yes, theres no big fillet chunks of tuna to chew through, but its got the taste, its got the consistency - was just really nice.