Clover Leaf Tuna Cans 24 pack - $23.28

nice the spicy thai is back in stock

Regular is good (better than pastene at Costco), but Thai has crazy amount of sugar. Like 20% of the can is sugar

mmmm, Spicy thai.

I eat one a day, so thanks!

My kids call it, "cat food", but even my cats won't eat it, I love it.

85 g, this a cat portion? Or 2023 Canadian? I remember when I was in university the first time in the 2000s, the regular price for a 170 gram'er was ONE DOLLAR.

ADenariusSaved wrote: ↑ 85 g, this a cat portion? Or 2023 Canadian?

Seems to be standard size for flavoured tuna.

Spiritualx wrote: ↑ Good enough for one sandwich IMO, lots of protein still in a can

Only 18 g =(. Hypertrophic anabolic bros would need at least 21 g, they couldn't give us at least that =(, just 3 grams?

Oo-la-la, regard ça, 30 g pour $0.97!

https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/Clover-LEA ... 0074943818 , no flavour though. I'd just douse it in Tobasco sauce.

Never ordered groceries from them though.

ADenariusSaved wrote: ↑ 85 g, this a cat portion? Or 2023 Canadian? I remember when I was in university the first time in the 2000s, the regular price for a 170 gram'er was ONE DOLLAR.

I don't know about portion, but texture wise it absolutely feels very cat food-y. I like the flavor but the texture is a very hard sell for me.

Once again, walmart is a much better deal, especially when they run out of stock on certain items at shipping all the time.

The $15 off $60 coupon still works when they run out of stock. First order I paid $35 for 51 cans after getting refunded 20 cans, then $25 for 40 cans, then $30 for 45 cans. Only thing is you have to pick it up at their penguin pickup locations which was 1.5km away from me, might be further away for some people.

Don't give yourself mercury poisoning eating tuna every day

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/me ... #frequency

mmj125 wrote: ↑ Don't give yourself mercury poisoning eating tuna every day

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/me ... #frequency

Shit that was a multi-meal staple per day back in my university days. Think that's how I became so batshit crazy? Feels like I never grew up from those days...I'm almost 40!

ADenariusSaved wrote: ↑ 85 g, this a cat portion? Or 2023 Canadian? I remember when I was in university the first time in the 2000s, the regular price for a 170 gram'er was ONE DOLLAR.

The unflavoured 170g cans regularly go on sale for under $1/can. https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07656 ... UTF8&psc=1
Though I remember buying them on sale for ~about $0.33/can 20 years ago. That's about $0.57 with inflation adjusted.

ADenariusSaved wrote: ↑ Shit that was a multi-meal staple per day back in my university days. Think that's how I became so batshit crazy? Feels like I never grew up from those days...I'm almost 40!

Fortunately the concentration of mercury in tuna has been steadily increasing over the past few decades so what you ate back then might not have been so bad. Of course that also means you need a better explanation lol

engineered wrote: ↑ The unflavoured 170g cans regularly go on sale for under $1/can. https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07656 ... UTF8&psc=1
Though I remember buying them on sale for ~about $0.33/can 20 years ago. That's about $0.57 with inflation adjusted.

Loblaws $0.69 a can coming back soon? Hopefully when I have 200 PC Points per can.

frederixx wrote: ↑ Regular is good (better than pastene at Costco), but Thai has crazy amount of sugar. Like 20% of the can is sugar

Yeah, but Pastene sucks.

Lemme know when it competes with Rio Mare

I knew someone would mention "mercury"

this is Skipjack Tuna, the tiny one (cheap?)