As I usually just prepare food for myself (hubby works long hours & daughters have flown the nest) I always try to make sure I have tuna in my cupboard either for myself or to have when cooking for the whole/ some of the family. I've been buying John West products for years now & particularly like their salmon but tuna comes a close secoond with me & it's much cheaper. The last time I bought some it cost 95p for 185g tin & it's exactly as shown in the picture. The only downside for me was the fact it doesn't have a ring-pull & my can opener is a bit temperamental so when I finally managed to open it there was sunflower oil all ...  Read the complete review

Being into weightlifting, I look to consume a lot of protein in a day, with tuna being a main staple of my diet, with its high protein content. I would normally have one tin a day, sometimes two, as it is low in fat, and his a great source of protein, to help maintain and build muscle. The thing I like about this John West tuna is that it tastes delicous too. I prefer the tuna in sunflower oil, as I tend to find ones in brine a little to dry and doesnt really bring out the taste of the fish, unlike this one. The chunks of tuna themselevs are of a good quality, and you really do get some good sized chunks in a tin, unlike cheaper makes. ...  Read the complete review

John West, Something fishy is going on here... I have been buying these cans of Tuna for a long time now and I will actually be reviewing the new edition no drain less mess succulent tuna steak with a little sunflower oil! These little cans are so handy and they can actually go quite a long way, I will give you some of my ideas at the end... So, the cans are 130g in size and are generally quite colourful. With a yellow/green/blue theme to them, they are sure to attract attention. Of course there are alternatives to this particular product, some may be cheaper others more expensive but this is HIGH QUALITY believe me! The new ...  Read the complete review

John West Tuna Chunks in Sunflower Oil. ================================= Packaging. ~~~~~~~~~ The Tuna tin is not that distinctive and comes in a green and yellow palm sized tin. It does not have the usual ring pull but instead needs the attention of a tin opener. Which can leave a sharp edged rim but remember to always take it completely off, better for any wild life that may try to stick its nose in the tin somewhere down the line. I have pretty much always found that not spilling a little oil, especially when removing the lid, is impossible. Leaving the tin a little slippy and drippy. However it is a fully recyclable tin which ...  Read the complete review

I can't tell you how long it's been since I've had tinned tuna until I used this the other day! I'm not a very healthy person usually and consume an awful lot of junk food. However I'm getting fit and healthy, working out almost every-day and watching what I eat so I grabbed some tins of fish the other day and this I bought in Sainsbury's costing me 92p cos I wanted to make a tuna pasta bake, shove some in a pitta with salad for a quick snack and that kind of thing! I went for a brand I know of and trust and this is it! The Packaging.... I'm not sure what other sizes this is available in and I have looked and am pretty sure I have seen it at some ...  Read the complete review