Wild Tuna in Olive Oil

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Good but not for my daily use

Tuna in olive oil isn’t for me I prefer the water. Nothing wrong with this product, just realize i prefer the water version. But if you like it in oil this is for you, great quality

Variety tried: Wild Tuna in Olive Oil, single can

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Great flavor and still felt like a lite meal

I normally do not like oil with my tuna, but this was actually really good. The oil was light and allowed a good mix. I make tuna patties and my adult kids love them! Had my daughter over and she commented on the great flavor!

Variety tried: Wild Tuna in Olive Oil, single can

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Good quality wild tuna in a can

This brand of tuna tasted high quality to me. I also liked that it was packed in just the right amount of olive oil so it wasn't overly oily. The can makes it very convenient to make a quick meal or snack out of.

Variety tried: Wild Tuna in Olive Oil, single can

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Yum

This was so good in a salad, added protein and a lot of umami flavor. It is packed in oil. I crushed up the tuna in the can and dumped it all on the salad.

Variety tried: Wild Tuna in Olive Oil, single can

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Rio Mare tuna

This can of tuna was good tasting and packs a hefty protein punch (28g) for just 200 calories. It's a great lunch to take on the go if you want to get your macros in. I will say, it's a bit drier than I'd would've liked. There could be more olive oil added. It has a plain flavor, which is fine! If you like it salty, you might have to add some salt. Otherwise, it's a nice, healthy snack.

Variety tried: Wild Tuna in Olive Oil, single can

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Incredible Quality!

I purchased the Rio Mare Wild Tuna in Olive Oil and we all were impressed with the quality and flavor of the fish. The olive oil gave the fish a rich, smooth texture, which is so much better than the standard canned tuna, you always find at the stores. Even my picky kids loved it, which means making lunch and snacks is a breeze!

Variety tried: Wild Tuna in Olive Oil, single can

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Good

I like that it is simple and clean and just has a small amount of oil. We don't usually eat seafood but this was okay. It was more expensive than I would normally pay as well

Variety tried: Wild Tuna in Olive Oil, single can

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Decadent in Olive Oil

This Tuna seems so luxurious. I think it's because it's in Olive oil instead of water. It's moist and soft and holds together well; it doesn't turn to mush when mixed with condiments. I recommend this tuna. It is more expensive, so I will only purchase it every once in a while. I like that you can get it in a three pack too.

Variety tried: Wild Tuna in Olive Oil, single can

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High quality but expensive

Since it's in olive oil, the taste is much more decadent than your average tuna in water cans, and it's also more expensive. It's elevated but you'd definitely want to pair it with a lighter protein like crackers. On the plus side, the tuna chunks hold up much better in oil, so you get actual chunks of meat instead of ground meat. Also, shout out to the company for allowing flexibility with the 3-pack vs. single can!

Variety tried: Wild Tuna in Olive Oil, 3 pack

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Delicious

This tuna had large flakes in the can and drained easily. Used it atop a fresh vegetable salad with a simple vinaigrette. It had a nice flavor and kept it's texture rather than mushy like a lot of canned tuna.

Variety tried: Wild Tuna in Olive Oil, single can