I am a tuna fiend, usually stress out if there is any less than 4 tins in the kitchen cupboard, also, having been a tuna snob, I always only ever bought the named brands such as john west or princess. However, on a visit to my parents, my mum presented me with a jacket potato with this product and I have to say I was pleasently surprised. The tuna itself comes in spring water which drains easily and you are therefore not left with that oily feeling and taste that sunflower oil leaves. The tuna itself was a very impressive pink, healthy colour, with no black bits or hard bits and were good solid chunks rather that that flakey stuff you would expect to get with ...  Read the complete review

My love of tuna is not shared by my wife or kids. My wife is vegetarian and my kids, well lets just say that they don't like the look or smell, so that just leaves me. Now with this in mind I have to be careful with the quantity that I buy as decanting into containers is a pain, especially for something that can smell quite distinctly. Anyone who shares these needs can relax in the knowledge that Sainsbury's tuna in spring water is here to our rescue. They come in packs of 3 x 80g at a cost £1.25. This works out at just under 42 pence per tin, which is very good value in my opinion. The packaging is not the value basics range but rather a standard Sainsbury ...  Read the complete review