TonninoYellowfin Tuna Fish in Olive Oil - Pack of 12 – Alternative to Salmon – Protein Snacks – Ready to Eat Meals in Can

This is delicious, high quality, yellowfin tuna. I appreciate that it is non-GMO and packed in olive oil.

This is some of the best canned tuna that I've come across. Every can that I have opened has had large chunks of tuna. This means you can either mash it up if you want to make a deli-style tuna salad or leave it in big chunks for salad toppings, cracker snacking, etc. And yes, it is definitely worthy of being eaten straight out of the can. The tuna itself has a very clean flavor to it. The brand also has a version in glass jars if you want even larger chunks that are easier to use in composed salads.I ran out of my bulk order but still pick this stuff up at the store on a regular basis and am considering another bulk order. Overall, this is very good canned tuna.

Love this tuna fish! I use it in salads, or just by itself mixed with other ingredients. I recently made some tuna cakes with it and they were soooooooo delicious and even my kids love them! Great in pasta as well! A good quality tuna is everything!

The tuna was very good. It was whole pieces, not some chips of tuna. The taste was excellent. Not salty at all. It smelled like fresh tuna. I was buying another brand, but this was $ 1.50 per can cheaper. I took a chance and ordered. I will now be switching to Tonnino.

Very good quality! Nice big chunks of tuna, not that flaky little shredded pieces like Starkist or Chicken of the Sea. Love this tuna and price is right. Great for sandwiches and casseroles.

We bought Genova tuna for decades and was literally brought up on it. It was almost a sin for us to buy another brand. Always yellowfin Genova! For some reason I tried Tonnino and pretty much surprised to find that it tastes much better with a better texture and better cut. Easily 5 stars!

It is good Tuna. On par with Tio Mare but cheaper

I recently ordered some Genova tuna and bought one can of the Tonnino for a taste comparison, to see if it tastes better than Genova.And the answer for me is YES IT TASTES LOTS BETTER! I could eat the Tonnino straight out of the can, no problem. The Genova isn't bad, but it is drier and with less flavor than the Tonnino. The Tonnino ain't cheap, I just spent $50 for 12 cans. If you want canned tuna you can eat straight if you want to, you want the Tonnino, nothing else. If you aren't planning on doing that and want something cheaper, well you get what you pay for, but you can get perfectly serviceable tuna for far less. So yeah, tastes great and it costs, but to me it was a shock to find ANY canned tuna that tastes great straight out of the can. Like many of us, I have gotten used to canned tuna that is more like the dinner of a cat than a person.