Princes Tuna Chunks in Brine Reviews

I bought a tin of these in the shop round the corner the other day. Tuna is very rich in protein and low in fat and can be eaten in salads, with potatoes (I am not able to prepare jacket potatoes properly, but I can mash potatoes) or on its own. Opening the tin (which by the way is made of recyclable material) was easy, ...  Read the complete review

I though that for my lunch today I would have a jacket potato with a nice tin of tuna chunks. I have this quite often as it seems to give me the energy to get through the afternoon until tea-time and with having this stinking cold I definitely need something to get me through thats for sure! So I grabbed my tin of Princes Tuna in brine, ...  Read the complete review

This is a product that I became very familiar with during my time at university for a variety if reasons and found it to be both cost effective, tasty and extremely versatile. One of the reasons I ate a substantial amount of tuna were due to the demands placed on me during a punishing rugby season and the restraints I had on my ...  Read the complete review

I buy tuna on most of my weekly shops because my kids love them in their sandwiches, and also they are great for a quick light lunch for me and my husband. We all love fish although i never strictly see tuna as fish, just a sandwich filling in a tin. Princes are usually more expensive so previously i had tried the cheaper won brands but the taste ...  Read the complete review

On the days when I want something light I usually just open a can of Tuna Chunks, drain it and then throw it with a salad, in a sandwich or toss it with a little pasta. This tuna comes in an aluminium can and a can opener will be required as there is no ring pull on this can. It has a paper label on it displaying the Princes logo, a ...  Read the complete review

Tinned tuna is an absolute staple in our house as my other half absolutely loves tuna mayonnaise and the like; he often takes it to his work with him for his lunch. Because we go through so much of it, I tend to try and buy it in bulk, as it usually works out to be a lot cheaper than buying individual cans as and when we need them. I ...  Read the complete review

Princes are a very well known brand that make lots of good quality food products, their tuna chunks are one of the main things I buy to go with a salad and tend to stock up with loads of it in the warmer months as I find it such a light and tasty meal and gives you versatility to change the way it is eaten. I do so much with tuna, I ...  Read the complete review

If like me you like tuna, you will note how expensive it is these days. A small tin comes in about a pound something. Nonetheless, I always trust this brand. Princes seems synonomous with tuna and it always jumps out at me when I go down the aisle! What is it: A rather meaty tasting fish I feel, packaged in tins for ...  Read the complete review

Just had some tuna sandwiches for lunch so thought I'd do a review. Usually I buy my tuna in sunflower or olive oil because it adds a little moisture. I must have accidentally picked up a tuna in brine. I was not looking forward to it because tuna is quite a dry fish anyway and the brine can dry it out even more. However, I found ...  Read the complete review

I'm the only real fish-lover in our house but don't eat nearly enough as I'd like to - a) the price seems to be going up almost weekly b) I don't like dealing with fresh fish (heads & fins don't appeal) c) everyone complains about the smell d) our cat won't leave me in peace so I'm usually happy enough with my ...  Read the complete review

Tuna and mayonnaise, Mmmm, it makes a tasty sandwich or baguette. Lidl`s do a good tuna-mayo sandwich for the princely sum of 89p. A good thick sandwich with thick tuna and mayo on brown bread. Tuna can vary greatly, some brands can be dry and almost inedible, or you have to put loads of mayonnaise with it to make the whole thing worth ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to tuna, I only like good quality chunks in brine (does anyone actually eat the stuff in sunflower oil?) - none of these cheap mushed up flakes - which is why I buy Princes. It has a lovely tuna-y flavour (which sounds pretty obvious but I have unfortunately had tuna before that just doesn't taste fishy) and the tin is packed to the ...  Read the complete review

Princes canned tuna is probably not the cheapest brand but in terms of quality it remains one of the most trustworthy brands. I often eat tuna about once every other week. I use it to make sandwiches, combined with salad or sometimes as part of a pasta dish. It goes nice with olive oil, lemon juice or a little mustard. Sometimes just a ...  Read the complete review

I've always bought Princes tuna in brine for me and my partner and until recently my cats used to "share" some with us. I switched to the tuna in spring water for my lads as one isn't allowed much salt so they have their posh spring water version now and we have the tuna in brine. Brine of course is salt water and preserves ...  Read the complete review

Princes Tuna Chunks! I normally buy the cheap tuna as I am very reluctant to pay £1 per 185g of tuna for the leading brands. When I stumbled across a multipack of 4 tins of tuna for £2 I thought this offer was good and placed some in my trolly. The brand was of course Princes. I purchased the tuna in brine as I cannot stand ...  Read the complete review