Do you know what's in your tuna fish sandwish?

No, I don't want to know. I love them too much and I'm not going to stop eating them. And no, I've never had anal leakage. lol

It seems everything we eat these days had something bad in it. Our bodies have probably built up quite a defense system in response or we adapted. We are probably so toxic, an animal would get sick and die if they ate us.

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One of my fondest memories from childhood:

Back in the stone age when I walked home for lunch from elementary school,
my mom sometimes made toasted tuna salad sandwiches.

They were soooo good !

Mix a can of tuna, finely mashed boiled egg, finely chopped onions, finely chopped sweet pickles, mayo and spices...
spread on bread with a fine layer of mustard. Butter both sides of the sandwich and toast in a pan. Yummm :)




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Oh... and if you make these toasted tuna salad sandwiches,
make extra, wrap them and put them in the refrigerator...
because they taste even better cold.



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Damn, I thought they used sunflower oil.

Please, please tell me it's pussy..

Fear???

Im hardly afraid of a can of tuna!

One either eats it or you don't. Check it out. Look at it carefully and smell it.

Recently I bought some tuna on sale and noticed it looked and smelled as though it had regular white fish in it!

So I just fed it to the cat. He likes both canned. Me, not so much.

I wish it were tuna anyway.

Given the history of severe uncleanliness in most foreign countries....why would any eat sushi from anywhere?

I eat nothing foreign....it's bad enough in this country from some unscrupulous companies where we have tough regulations...Most countries have none...eat at your own risk..

I enjoy my tuna with a hint of Dolphin.

Thanks for not telling me what's in it.

I think its mostly mercury, with ample amounts of japanese radioactive particles .... and a hint of dolphin.

Mercury

If it's processed.. nobody knows for sure what's in it.
FDA allows all kinds of shit. Minute quantities by volume.. but, shit nonetheless.

Maybe a finger or two, some insect larvae, a few bugs.. whatever..

It's a smorgasbord..




Last Edited by Waterbug on 02/25/2013 02:17 PM

Well, whatever it is it's too damn expensive anyway.

I make tuna salad similar to this, but since the whole radiation thing I won't feed tuna to my kids anymore. I replaced the tuna with crushed chickpeas (without the skins) like the vegans do, and it tastes fine, just takes a little longer to make. I never thought of grilling it, thanks for the idea!

I'm in American Samoa the home of Star-Kist and Charlie the Tuna. Tuna is costing $1.95/6.5oz can here and that's a generic brand out of Thailand not Star-Kist. Most stores here no longer sell Star-Kist because of its high cost compared to the cheaper brands. I pay the price and buy the South Pacific Tuna when I can find it. What is the cost of a 6.5oz can there now?

Fresh grilled Tuna is great, the only local palagic fish that beats it in taste IMO is Wahoo, fresh Wahoo blows fresh Tuna out of the kitchen!

I'll also take canned local Wahoo over canned local tuna any day:)

Corn Whole Tuna

who eats that crap?

Stopped eating seafood two years ago! Too many oil spills, illegal radioactive dumping, toxic chemicals dumping, mega tons of garbage. Fill free to be stupid and knock yourself out.

God darnit it's not safe to eat anything anymore.

Jimmy Hoffa?

Five Foods That Cause Anal Leakage:

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some tuna is escolar

[link to gothamist.com]

Not quite. Sardine cum. And Mackerel anal leakage.

High in protein. Eat your sandwich.

Avoid White Tuna | Mis-Labeled Seafood

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Who needs tuna when you got fried spam. At least we know what's in spam.

DNA testing found that one-third (33 percent) of the 1,215 samples analyzed nationwide were mislabeled, according to U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) guidelines.

Of the most commonly collected fish types, samples sold as snapper and tuna had the highest mislabeling rates (87 and 59 percent, respectively), with the majority of the samples identified by DNA analysis as something other than what was found on the label. In fact, only seven of the 120 samples of red snapper purchased nationwide were actually red snapper. The other 113 samples were another fish.

[link to oceana.org]

And a touch of mercury, thank you very much.

Nope no anal leakage... but then again I'm not a fan of tuna.

And maybe a waterbug or two. lol.

Foroshima in there..eh?