Marigold Vegan Tunah, 170g (Pack of 6) – Soya Bean Tunah Alternative, High Protein, Plant-Based, Ready-to-Eat

I'm a vegan who misses fish, this product has filled that gap.I really enjoy the taste & texture.Not cheap (but what is today?) but I find it a useful addition to a vegan diet.

It's quite a good product. Yes, it does look a little unsavoury but the taste is definitely pleasant. I've only tried it as a sandwich filler so far with a bit of mayo and salad and it was surprisingly tasty. I am going to try a tuna pasta bake with it too. It's got a 'meatier' texture than my favourite vegan tuna-style product but I'll definitely keep a couple of cans in the cupboard. It's worth a go folks.

As soon as I opened the can I was put off. It looks (and kinda smells) like cat food. I knew straight away this wasn't something I wanted to eat, but I still tried a tiny bit. It's really bad, I can't explain the flavour but it's 0% like tuna. The texture is bad too, very chewy and I couldn't chew through it and swallow it. Ended up having to spit it out and rinse my mouth out. Only wasted my money because of other reviews praising it. Please dont buy this thinking you'll get anything like tuna. Also way too expensive.

Not bad at all actually, having gone vegetarian ~3 years back, recently I was craving for some tuna sandwich and this product did the job nicely, thank you.

I have definitely tasted better from another brand, but this taste better then most. Not too bad if you dont have other options

I was expecting something divine at the price. All I can say it is passably OK for taste on its own. but lost completely in a salad with other ingredients; simply not worth the extortionate price of £12.82 for pack of three which works out at £4.60 each for a TINY portion in a deceptively large tin. If you MUST have it, go for the pack of 12 For £42.73 which even at £3.56 each is hardly worth it.

Before I stopped eating meat and fish over 10 years ago, Tuna Noodle Bake was my favourite comfort food. I suddenly found myself craving this delicious dish recently but accepted this was a pleasure I had to sacrifice for my ethics. And then it suddenly dawned on me there had to be a vegan alternative. I was delighted to discover such a godsend when I searched Amazon. As a former Tuna Noodle Bake connoisseur, I've got to say that Marigold Vegan Tunah really did a superb job in the recipe. My daughter and I were mightily impressed with this hearty meal served with mashed potatoes and peas. Turns out we don't have to sacrifice our favourite meals when we become vegan. We just need to find healthy, tasty substitutes.

Looks and tastes like cat food, with a very gloopy gravy, absolutely awful