Flavored Tuna

[keats]

For those of you whose staple diet is tuna such as myself, you will find at selected pac 'n'save's the 185gm flavored tuna is on $1.89 per tin from about $2.40. Finding this price I have brought 147 tins. The look of people and checkout operator were classic! :grin:

Have decided to cut out almost all fat and fast food from diet. Currently having 5 tins tuna with rice crackers as daytime meals.

[CutTaBits]

5 tins!! i thought i was bad at one stage having 3 per day.

and i got funny looks buying about 20 tins a week!

now i eat 3 chicken breasts or 3 steaks per day.

I like vogals toast, natural peanut butter, smoked tuna and a bit of feta cheese on top every now and then.

[The Legend Killer]

Hmmm never thought of trying it on rice crackers.

[Phantomb]

Spare the flavour and spare the expense.

Went to Pakkas in the weekend and they had Captain's Choice 185g in Springwater for $0.99. I just picked up a box of 24 and went on my way.

[keats]

Yea after eating captain's choice for years and using everything possible to disguise the taste I decided to substitute price for flavor

[bam bam]

I usually get sealords tuna & onion, but that can become somewhat expensive at $2.60 a can, might go for non flavoured cheap stuff next time.

[deegee]

I remeber when I was going through 5 tins of tuna a day it get very boring especialy if you dont like the taste. I found the flavoured stuff the best even if bit more.

[poos_n_wees]

Finding this price I have brought 147 tins. The look of people and checkout operator were classic! :grin:

Awesome.

[tommy]

I too rely on Tunalite (Sealord flavoured stuff)...

I usually only go through about 8-10 cans a week (not much compared to you guys above).

Anyway, I was reading a post on another forum about mercury posioning from excessive consumption of some seafood including canned Tuna.

What is your guys opinion on this? do I need cut back? or are we safe?

[waldo]

I'd personally be more worried about Auckland drivers running red lights!