Chunk Light Tuna in Water, 5oz Canned Tuna, 4-Pack

No complaints whatsoever. I add a can of this tuna to Pasta Roni fettuccine Alfredo and to the white cheddar shells to make tuna casserole. It taste good, not too salty. I also use a can with salt and mayonnaise for a good ole tuna melt (cute name for a cat 'Tuna Melt', but don't feed your cat these even a little because I heard it can be potentially fatal.) I see the expiration date isn't until March 2030 so these definitely have a good shelf life. I prefer the water tuna over the oil tuna. A can has 90 calories and an excellent source of vitamin b12 and even though it says "chunky" it's easy to make the size smaller and "minced/grounded" with a fork.

Good texture and clean flavor. Perfect for sandwiches, salads, or mixing with mayo. Always consistent quality.

I'm convinced there's an unwritten rule somewhere that whoever packs and ships these cans for Amazon has to make sure that at least a few of the cans have dents in them. I have yet to order an 8-pack, and all cans are dent-free. Truthfully, I don't care. What matters is that this is the best-tasting, high-protein, heart-healthy, easy to use quality tuna that you're going to find. Easy to take on the go, perfect for tuna sandwiches, and from a brand name we all know and trust. At a better price than most grocery stores. So add an 8-pack to your shopping cart today, you'll be glad you did.

Starkist canned tuna in water is hands down the best choice for our household. It has a clean taste without being overly salty, which makes it perfect for so many recipes. It’s also super easy to use, and I love that it’s a high-protein, healthier option to add to our meals. Out of the three brands I’ve tried, this one has consistently had the best quality. It’s incredibly versatile. We use it in noodles, rice, salads, and even for making tuna patties. It’s actually become a bit of a tradition in our family. Every holiday when my sister comes over, I have to make tuna salad with pickles, eggs, and mayonnaise. And both my kids and hers regularly ask for my tuna patties, which says a lot! If you’re looking for dependable, high-quality canned tuna, this is definitely the one to grab.

I buy this for my kitties. They love it and it is actually cheaper than most canned cat food. I use a can occasionally but the kitties don't like it when I do!

Great product, but Amazon needs to stop letting robots pack thinks that can be damaged. Would it be so hard to put something around it, even just the brown paper packing? Ive bought 3 of these and everyone was just tossed in a box not packing and they all came dented badly. One was so dented it was hard to get it open. Wrapping what amounts to .0025 cents of paper around them (amazons likely cost) would make a huge difference. Since they started using these robots to pack food items, Ive had to order way less cuz bottles and cans always arrive broken or damaged. W buy cans to store... but you cant if they are dented. (Ill add a picture or two when I can) ***Product though, as always, top notch! Sorry Charlie is just the best tuna in a can! Thats why the review has 4 stars and not 2. The product is just fantastic as always. StarKist is just the best at this level!!!!!

These are snack-friendly they were fresh with great fresh taste and color they have a lot of versatility I like to make tuna salad tuna helper tuna sandwiches and just eat it right out of the cans

StarKist Chunk Light Tuna in Water, 5oz Canned Tuna, 8-Pack | 20g Protein Per Serving Same as at store. Same quality. price good, took advantage of home delivery recommended i did not receive any money or product for my random review 260820 1533

My husband lived for 15 years in USA before 18 years, and he used to eat this brand and say how good quality was it, So I bought for him as a surprise and what a surprise😖, when he opened the cans he knew directly it's not the same quality and after we eat it it was like eating ONLY rice no tuna to be seen. If I could not give it any star I would do that it's worst than China tuna if it's a tuna in reality. 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻