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24-Count 5-Oz StarKist Solid White Albacore Tuna in Water (25% Less Sodium) Expired
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Amazon has 24-Count 5-Oz StarKist Solid White Albacore Tuna in Water (25% Less Sodium) on sale for $24.36 - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $23.14. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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- Only 120mg of sodium with 12g of protein and 50 calories per serving
- Works well with Keto, Paleo, Whole30, DASH, Mediterranean & Weight Watchers diet plans
- Can be used in cool salads, hot casseroles, on sandwiches and even eaten on its own as a snack or meal
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For decades the standard size of a tuna can was 7 ounces. Over the past 15 years or so. the manufacturers have deceptively incrementally downsized it, first to 6.5 oz, then 6 oz, then down to 5.5 oz about 8-10 years ago, and now it's at 5 oz.
That's nearly a 30% reduction in the tuna by can, at present.
Pretty soon you're going to need tweezers to find the tuna in a can.
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Solid tuna means that it has larger, firmer pieces with fewer flakes; whereas chunk tuna comes in smaller pieces that vary in size.
Solid is a lot easier to drain the water 💦
Sardines are very clean fish being close to bottom of food chain. FDA says one can consume two to three 5 oz cans of chunk light tuna a week. Albacore contains 3x the mercury of chunk light tuna tho so FDA recommends only one 4 oz serving a week or approximately one 5 oz can of Albacore tuna.
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For decades the standard size of a tuna can was 7 ounces. Over the past 15 years or so. the manufacturers have deceptively incrementally downsized it, first to 6.5 oz, then 6 oz, then down to 5.5 oz about 8-10 years ago, and now it's at 5 oz.
That's nearly a 30% reduction in the tuna by can, at present.
Pretty soon you're going to need tweezers to find the tuna in a can.
I generally pick up the Chunk Light Tuna, not sure what the Albacore is, but it was always more expensive so I passed when I bought my tuna in the store.
Sounds like you want to consume a medically inadvisable amount of tuna
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