365 by Whole Foods Market, No Salt Albacore Tuna in Water 6pk, 5 OZ

This is the only tuna I buy now.

The quality is great The water content is just enough the size is perfect for tuna I read that albacore tuna is healthier so I decided to get this I eat this and put this on top of salads make sandwiches mayo eat it raw plain crumblet over soup put it in the omelet There's just a lot of uses for this tuna and it's healthier for me than the other tunas The taste and color is good it's delicious and at the same time the color looks healthy it doesn't look old it looks fresh and I will buy more of this because it is a staple in my household tuna especially albacore tuna

The above says it all, plus the cans were well packaged and no dents which is always a plus. Very reasonably priced and from Whole Foods. I wish it was down the street as it was in Portland, OR, and I would buy everything at Whole Foods where most items are organic, the produce section is heaven and there are butchers who know what they are doing. A bit off point, but just good products and so is the tuna.

I read som reviews complaining about cans not opening. Mine opened just fine and the flavor is good. My one complaint is that on Amazon it claims to only have 120mg of sodium. When I looked at what I got it says 180 mgs and I am watching my sodium. It's still lower than many other brands

Mix it with the water, it's yummy! And unless others are on sale this is a great deal....goes well with the parmesan garlic pitas from Aplenty

good quality and great taste

So far very Pleased with my orders . Will order again .

I have been buying canned tuna for decades, tried all brands and stick to the higher end for the fact that the cheap cans are mosty water and floating pieces of fish while the more expensive ones tend to have big c hunks of fish and just a touch of water.This fish is BEYOND and ABOVE solid piece of fish meat in a can.When I opened it I was mesmerized that it is not chunks, not pieces but one big solid beautiful piece of fishtightly packed in the can with very little water left.I had a recipe for 3 cans and I so I opened three and they were all across the board perfectly consistent to quality, texture, color, smell and solidity of the meat.There was very little draining to be done. I can remember those cheap cans as you keep squeezing and squeezing and water keep dripping and running and you watch how your meat is melting with the water that goes down the drain.The cans sold here are really another story. You barely have to pour few spoons of juice and you can't even squeeze it because it is rock solid. If you would try, no water would come out of it and there would be no mass reduction of the product.So I drained them and then separated with fork into smaller chunks and once I was done with making my salad I ended up with a pile THREE times the expected.Since I used different fish from major brand store but not WF brand I was used to how much is leftafter draining and when I ended up with the salad it was some amount but not anywhere near whatI ended up here.Just huge pile of salad. Next time I will use two cans for the same salad and will get the sameamount as I had to use three of other cans before.Taste is amazing and just all around fabulous.This is my new go to tuna cans.