Alone the taste and texture isn't particularly pleasant but treat like actual tuna by seasoning and adding mayo sweetcorn onion etc ...and it's pretty good
Tuno in Spring Water
from Loma Linda
3.40 (84)
VEGAN
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Tuno in spring water is a vegan alternative to traditional tuna that comes in a can. It has a neutral taste and is often used as a sandwich filling or added to salads. Some people find the texture spongy, but it is a popular choice for those looking for a plant-based protein source. Reviews mention its versatility and convenience, but also note that it can be a bit pricey.
Allergens
gluten
Ingredients
water, non-gmo textured soy protein, yeast extract, maltodextrin, arabic gum, sunflower oil, natural flavor, sea salt, seaweed, and potassium chloride
Reviews by abillion’s vegan community
You still have cravings for tuna.... a must try.. and bonus it's reasonable priced.
This is a nice product to replace tuna in a salad, but not great on it's own. Has a nice texture, but not fish-like. Also not super fishy tasting (which is great for me). Would buy it again for salads or tuna replacement in dishes.
Terribile è dire poco, dopo averlo aperto ho ricontrollato nella scatola se fosse effettivamente per umani e non per gatti
I haven't had tuna in about 20 years so maybe I can't judge this well. It was decent, chunky more than flaky, but reasonably flavoured. I added siracha and mayo, which made it perfect for my breakfast rice bowl. I added nori after the photo, which made this even tastier! I'd buy it again but I'm excited to try the Omni tuna I picked up at Coven recently to see how it compares.
