John West now make 'No Drain' tuna steak in just a little brine or spring water. These are a brilliant invention and super for taking out with you when it's more convenient to make your packed lunch while you're out and about. ~~The Price~~ We buy them in packs of three tins. The full price for a pack of 3 tins is £3.99 but they are often reduced to the equivalent of £1 per tin in the supermarkets. ~~The tin~~ The tins themselves have a ring pull so they are really convenient - no need for a can opener. They contain 130g each which is enough to make sandwiches for two of us or to use in a tuna pasta bake for two - or even ...  Read the complete review

This John West tuna was on special offer in Morrisons and 4 tins was £2.00, it's usually madly expensive so that was a bit of a bargain. I needed tuna for a pasta bake with Homepride sauce and used 2 tins instead of one because I love tinned tuna with pasta. You can tell it's wicked quality, we only use John West anyway or VERY sometimes my mum will buy Princes if it's on offer but this is the best tuna going and unless Princes is MEGA cheap it'll be John West we go for. The chunks are massive, it's nearly like one big flakey piece of tuna. There isn't all that much brine and when you drain it off there's just enough to keep the tuna fresh I ...  Read the complete review

I love tuna whether it be with a salad or in a sarnie or whatever really. I simply love fish and eat it a few times in a week. I love tuna and eat that rather often particularly this John West one. I like quality and I am a little on the fussy side and if I was to spot fish skin or a bit of bone I wouldn't be able to eat it and that's why I avoid getting shops own brands or cheapy offerings and would rather spend out a little more on this and know I'm getting something edible lol. The Packaging: 185g can with a label round it and I'm told it is John West Tuna Chunks in Brine, the size of the can is stated, there is a full nutritional ...  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 John West logo, a picture of the tuna chunks, ingredients (tuna, water & salt) & nutritional information. There is plenty of brine in the can and this keeps the tuna fairly moist and delicious and once drained off the weight of the tuna is 130g so you get 55g of brine in each can. Also, if you have a cat they might like to ...  Read the complete review

We eat quite a lot of tinned tuna 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. This combined with my new-found love of tuna mayonnaise since taking a liking for it on my recent holiday means that we are going through absolute heaps of the stuff! I have been buying supermarket-own branded tinned tuna of late, as this generally offers the best value at the time. I do also find that by buying in bulk I can save a few pennies as it usually works out to be a bit more economical to buy a little multi-pack of tinned tuna. There is quite often a deal on in Asda too, where I can ...  Read the complete review