Spicy Tuno Sriracha

Tu-no? Too-yes! I was expecting some spiciness and heat, but by itself it had little/none and not much flavour either; so you can dress it up however you like. This product is also a prime example of consumer confusion: i was given the product after the purchaser realised that it wasn't tuna 🤔 Besides reading the "plant based" labelling, it even took me a day or two to realise the spelling "tuNO" as i think we're conditioned by these types of packaging to assume it's actual fish

Something fishy...we live in a world where we can get vegan tuna!!

This was interesting. Bought at Woolworths. I kind of liked it. Its an acquired taste tho! A bit of a bitter after taste but I mixed it with some vegan mayo. I might buy it again not sure yet I would suggest you try it for yourself tho. Its different

Trying this vegan tuna substitute was a confusing experience. All in all, it’s so-so, if you can let go of all expectations that it resemble tuna in any way. It’s chewy, chunky, and more oily and salty than I would like; the sriracha flavor, meanwhile, is super mild and unassertive. There’s also a half-hearted attempt at a fishy aroma that I don’t particularly care for. I neither loved nor hated Tuno — mostly, I just found it incredibly strange.

I mean it's basically soya chunks. The spice was ok but the texture was chewy. The value for money was not good in my opinion. I used one tin to make fish cakes but with a lot of potato! Then it was ok. But on its own nope! Perhaps in a salad with lots of other stuff it could be good. But I did drain it as the water was not a good smell.