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Also larger 170g cans, thanks yall.GordonGartrelle wrote: ↑ The 6-pack in water is also on sale, for those who don't want to commit to 24 cans or prefer their tuna in water:
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07655 ... UTF8&psc=1
Keep in mind OP posted solid tuna. This is flaked. (Typically cheaper)GordonGartrelle wrote: ↑ The 6-pack in water is also on sale, for those who don't want to commit to 24 cans or prefer their tuna in water:
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07655 ... UTF8&psc=1
For those interested, Amazon is also selling 24 170g cans of chunk tuna in water for $22.56.
Ordered. Thanks.moulamou wrote: ↑ For those interested, Amazon is also selling 24 170g cans of chunk tuna in water for $22.56.
https://www.amazon.ca/Clover-Leaf-Chunk ... 122&sr=8-1
FYI if you missed Ops one in oil, the 24/water is still available. Thanks for the post!moulamou wrote: ↑ For those interested, Amazon is also selling 24 170g cans of chunk tuna in water for $22.56.
https://www.amazon.ca/Clover-Leaf-Chunk ... 122&sr=8-1
Expiration usually 3 years away.braveheart2006 wrote: ↑ I though you are not supposed to eat Tuna more than once per week due to the Mercury content?
From what I've read, as long as it's light tuna and not albacore adults are safe eating 2-3 servings a week. Apparently the concerns around mercury poisoning are also overblown, but I suggest you check yourself to align with your own comfort level.Bencherstyle wrote: ↑ Expiration usually 3 years away.
