StarKist Tuna Review
The Other White Meat?
The usual can of this product weighs 5 ounces. It is easy to open with a conventional can-opener and pours out without muss or fuss. We like to use StarKist in tuna-fish sandwiches and as a stuffing in tomatoes. We enjoy the tuna packed in vegetable oil more than the water-packed variety. It just seems to taste better and is just as healthy.
The ingredients of a can of StarKist tuna in vegetable oil is; light tuna, soybean oil, vegetable broth, salt.
As far as taste goes we prefer StarKist tuna more than Chicken-of-the-sea. We are not however great fans of tuna casserole. In fact it is rather despised in this household.
For any questions about this product you can either call 1-800-252-1587 and for recipe ideas go to www.starkist.com
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5 Comments
Post a CommentWhen I was a kid my mom swore by Chicken-of-the-Sea. When I got out on my own I decided to give Starkist a try as it was generally cheaper. I bought three cans and they were the only and last cans I will ever buy. Two cans had multiple small fragments of bone in it and the 3rd one had what appeared to be an entire fish scale. Disgusting! Sorry Charlie Tuna, never again.
We grew up on tuna. When there was no tuna we ate fowl.
I love this product!
i will only eat tuna in the winter months. it is then that i do not feel lonely.
I like the fresh oil taste of starkist. I love it on tortilla and mayonaise.