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.

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

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

http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/shop/gb/groceries/multipack-tuna/sainsburys-tuna-chunks-in-spring-water-4x160g

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

Sorry, even the cat won't eat this brand.

Flakes could never taste nice.

Flakes taste like **** mixed with ****, would never go near these.

How many grams are those tins?

In all fairness this stuff does taste a little bland, it is cheap protein though all the same.

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! :/

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.

i dont think this is fishy at all im hot :smile:

You need chunks not flakes as these soak up too much brine, hence they taste and smell like a brothel near Grimsby docks.