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Topic	Best canned Tuna?
LeoRavus 05/04/24 11:43:40 PM #30:	archizzy posted... It is a brand I order online called Natural Catch tuna. It is high quality Yellowfin Tuna. Actual filets. It is so good and it absolutely is better than stuff like Wild Planet by a wide margin. Reasonably priced. Natural Catch is $60 on Amazon for a 4.4 oz pack of 12. So around $18 a pound which is more than fresh tuna. StarKist is $25 for a 5 oz pack of 24, making it less than half the price for more than twice as much food. I just buy canned tuna to put in recipes or make tuna salad. If I want an actual expensive Tuna fillet I'll go to the seafood section. --- This is where cool people write stuff. <cite>LeoRavus posted [p:980245244] in Best canne... [t:80762403]...</cite> <quote>archizzy posted... </cite><quote>It is a brand I order online called Natural Catch tuna. It is high quality Yellowfin Tuna. Actual filets. It is so good and it absolutely is better than stuff like Wild Planet by a wide margin. Reasonably priced.</quote>Natural Catch is $60 on Amazon for a 4.4 oz pack of 12. So around $18 a pound which is more than fresh tuna.StarKist is $25 for a 5 oz pack of 24, making it less than half the price for more than twice as much food.I just buy canned tuna to put in recipes or make tuna salad. If I want an actual expensive Tuna fillet I'll go to the seafood section. --- This is where cool people write stuff.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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