Tonnino Yellowfin Tuna Fish in Olive Oil - Pack of 12 Can (4.94 Ounces (Pack of 12), Olive Oil)

This brand of tuna is amazing. It actually tastes like tuna. We usually buy it in the jars which is really expensive, but once we went back to normal brand tuna, it tasted like nothing, so I guess we are spoiled. I was happy to see this come in cans. Although it's still pretty pricey you get more for your money than buying it in the jars. Plus the jars unseal, or POP easily if they get jostled during shipping, rendering them unsafe to consume. This brand, packed in olive oil, and in CANS is the way to go.

This is really, really good tuna - yellowtail has a lovely flavor that I prefer over albacore and skipjack, not fishy, but full and sweet. I like the texture of it, too. Tunino uses just the right amount of good olive oil for my taste - plenty moist but not sodden and greasy. Good chunky flakes, very clean, I can happily eat it straight from the can. It'd be my go to if I could afford it - I eat a lot of tuna - and Wild Planet will stay on my shelves for everyday, I like it a lot, but this is my top choice by a mile. I can barely stomach the super-cheap familiar grocery store brands now. (Like Nuri sardines over Wild Planet ones, they're wonderful, but too pricey for everyday.).

We purchased our first dozen cans after reading a Wirecutter review, which said this is the best and most healthful tuna. It is fantastic and takes all your classic tuna recipes, from tuna salad to tuna casserole, to another level. We gifted a dozen cans to our son. He and his family agreed. They ate the first can with crackers while they opened Christmas presents. They raved about the oil. It sounds expensive but it is really pretty economical given the quality and the safety of the product. Treat yourself. Eschew those cheap cans from the supermarket. Tonnino is the way to go.

Tasty tuna. Not quite to my taste as I am used to Wild Planet. But good quality. Not sure I would order the olive oil kind again however. It’s too rich and oily. The tuna is seeped in this; I may try the water sort.

Tonnino Yellowfin Tuna Fish in Olive Oil has a great mild taste with a tiny hint of lemon. Large sturdy chunks with a solid texture, coated in a great tasting olive oil too. If you have any concerns, it really has no fish taste at all. I like it on crackers, on a salad or in a sandwich. You cant go wrong with this tuna, Im so impressed. Ive ordered 2 cases now and will order more.

Great flavor for using on salads, etc. This tuna tastes great as it is. The olive oil is good quality and can be used in salad dressings or sauces when using this tuna - or you can just use it alone on a salad, toast, etc.

The tuna is delicious

so good, my wife requested more for dinner the next day! the cost per quality is extremely good