Loma Linda Tuno - Plant-Based (Spring Water, (5 oz) 12 Pack)

Although I'm not a vegan I like to see how good the products are - and this product is GREAT

This tuno is pretty good. It mixes up like tuna but doesn't have any fishy taste to it. In fact it pretty much tastes like nothing. I've used it in tuna helper and made tuno salad with it and both were very good. It's a little chewy.

I had not purchased these in a year or so, and these are the changes I noticed:- spicier taste (a little hot now)- more fishlike texture (but still not flaky like real tuna)- includes one chili pepper per can (which I considered decorative and didn't eat)I'm not a picky eater, and while real tuna is better, I find this to be sufficient for lunch at work (with crackers and/or fruit, etc). And no fish were harmed!

Slimy if you eat it out of the can but mixed with vegan mayo and jalapeno's it makes a great tuno sandwich.

I've order 12 packs of plain tuno many times before trying out this Thai-inspired version of tuno. I really must emphasize "no" in tuNO. Just don't. Seriously. It's gross. And, they put a soggy mini-pepper in each can that just tastes absolutely nasty.Folks at tuno...stop putting this flavor out. It's an abomination.

I tried a few cans. The problem, I realized, is that they’re not consistently produced, at least the batch that I received. When the oil and water drains well from the can, it’s actually really good, when mixed with mustard and other things, but sometimes it’s made in a way where the oil and water just won’t drain, and it becomes disgusting mush…