Wild Albacore Tuna, No Salt Added, 5 Ounce Can, Pack of 12

Would recommend. Firm and flavorful not swimming is water or oil. You are getting what you paid for. Will reorder.

Once you try this tuna you don't want any other brand. The closest to home canned I have ever tried. Healthier, great texture, low odor, wild caught and low salt. Delicious.

Short Version: Wild Planet albacore tuna is THE BEST— you will love it. Long Version: I was shopping for necessities at Costco during the pandemic. They reconfigured the warehouses throughout that time (aisles blocked off in strange ways), and the checkout lines wrapped around the store. Because of all this, it took at least 2 hours to check out, and one became bff's w their fellow masked check-out line neighbor (the extended time + lines meant there was time to chat). I noticed that the woman next to me (actually, 8 ft away from me) had shed-loads of Wild Planet tuna in her cart, so I asked her about it. She raved and raved. I explained that, for no apparent reason, I had become intolerant of commercial albacore tuna (all brands: BumbleBee, Chicken of the Sea, Starkist, etc.) and that it caused weird GERD symptoms?! I can eat whole jalapeños without GERD symptoms, so this didn't make sense. But, it meant that I could no longer buy canned tuna. I don't know what these companies are doing to their albacore, but it is a BAD way to process tuna! Tuna that causes esophageal burning after consumption?! She said that the weird GERD/acid reflux that other commercial tunas trigger will NOT happen with Wild Planet. I still didn't add any to my cart, though. Once I got home, I saw that I had paid for a 6-pack of Wild Planet no-salt albacore (haha— this woman snuck it into my cart without my noticing). She was right. Seriously— Wild Planet tuna is THE BEST. I have become a convert, and now I buy Wild Planet in bulk. Other companies are trying to emulate Wild Planet (some even use the same cannery—like Natural Catch tuna), but none of them can compare to Wild Planet since WP tuna is cooked once, in the can, and other companies cook + process tuna 2+ times (and use weird chemicals). I tried Natural Catch, but it was rubbery, and the texture was like a hockey puck. Buying by the case translates into a budget-friendly price (like $3.50 or less per can). Sometimes I have to hunt for that great price, but it's: No-carb. Low-fat. High-protein. Delicious solid tuna steaks. Healthy. Sustainably pole-line-caught. I'm happy I can eat albacore tuna again— This is a great company! If I could sneak a can of Wild Planet albacore into your Amazon cart, I would! I know that you would love it. That goes double for anyone who is experiencing strange GERD symptoms after consuming commercial canned tunas— this one won't cause acid reflux.

This is. My go-to tuna. Quality at a fair price.

The tuna itself lives up to the reputation, however, the cans are very difficult to open at least for an older person. I am 78 and I often need a tool to help open the cans. Still, both myself and my cats recommend the contents!

I stopped purchasing tuna at the store and stick to this brand. When the price went up, I couldn't stock up, however when it goes down, I stack up!! you have a nice fillet in the can! LEGIT, tasteful and worth your buck. It is more expensive at the store. Peep Game!

It's seriously the best canned tuna on the market IMO. It's not cheap, but you get what you pay for. Luckily Amazon makes it a tad more affordable than the supermarket.

This is a quality wild tuna product. It is moist so you can eat it alone. It also makes a very tasty tuna salad! It does not have a fishy or metallic taste like some canned tuna.

Great product! So much better than the usual skipjack variety. Highly recommend.