StarKist Selects, Very Low Sodium Chunk White Albacore Tuna in Water, 4.5 Ounce (Pack of 12)

The tuna is excellent with a great flavor and texture. Cheaper than the grocery stores.

Very meaty tuna with very little salt. Smong canned tuna’s this is the closest I get to feeling like I’m really eating fish. Big compliment lol I’m a salt glutton personally but as a fulltime servsnt of feline overlords compelled to share. Share I must. I do as I’m told. But I wouldn’t dsre share much of the tuna juice from most cans w my lip smacking tuna gluttons bc it’s too full of salt. This is three percent stsndsrd human daily value. I’m still trying to figure out if this is safe for regular consumption by kitties. Def way ssfer than most canned tuna so I’m sticking e it for now sbd diluting it only as much as my chonky little overlord will let me. Did I mention these are super thiiiick super meaty chunks and so far my favorite of all the cheap tuna I’ve been trying Snd that chonky little overlord gets his chonks in too not just the juice They hold up meaty and chunky w a great flsvor in curries and soups. For tuna salad this would almost seem like a waste bc you can use all the usual ground up texture less tunas and this is so delightfully meaty but it would certainly work. Would be nice in s cold Mediterranean salad with artichokes tomatoes and olives and greens etc 🫒 just remember not to get your olives from anyone trying to eliminate entire bloodlines of 🫒 growing people from the globe.

Good choice for a low salt diet but flavor is really flat.

I eat tuna fish probably twice a week. I have health issues with salt and I'm both thrifty and quality oriented. This is great tuna, some of the best, but without the salt. Feels like a premium product with the pop top and densely packed solid tuna.

I love fish and frequently eat salads with canned tuna. The bad thing about most canned tuna is that the fish in usually not tuna but a lessor fish in the same "family" like skipjack or similar. Also, most canned tuna, whether it be in water, which I prefer, or oil, the contents is usually very "runny" with more liquid than tuna. The consistency of most canned tuna is usually in very small pieces as though it had been run through a blender, and the color is often dark and/or grayish. One more thing is the HIGH sodium content, and this is something I have to watch very closely due to high blood pressure. Most canned tuna is in the area of 365 mg/can (serving) of sodium whereas this product is "65mg," that's almost 80% less!!! This product is a very high grade of either tuna or albacore, there is almost no water in the can, the color of the "meat" is very light and almost white, it is highly compacted, almost solid, and the taste is fantastic. Yes, it does cost about $0.50/can more but it is worth every penny. On a scale of 1 to 10, this is at least a "9." If you like tuna (canned) I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this product.