Bumble Bee Prime Fillet Tonno in Olive Oil, 5 Ounce (Pack of 12)

Good tuna no need to drain and not as dry as Albacore. Will buy again.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: My usual favorites for yellowfin tuna in EVOO had increased in price when I wanted to reorder, so I decided to try this brand. There is indeed a discernible difference between the regular olive oil and the extra virgin. I found this brand to be more watery when drained, and drier tasting. Will not be reordering.

My first order was fine and the tuna was very nice. I just received my second order and most of the cans were either heavily dented or literally smashed. Attached is a photo of the worst offenders. Amazon did right by me and issued a full refund. I'll order again but now I'm worried.

Sandwiches made with tuna mixed with mayo have been a staple of my diet for sixty years. But over the years, beginning in the 70s, the amount of the tuna in the can began to resolutely shrink. Worse, though, for me, tuna packed in water instead of oil quickly made a leap to prominence. Bumble Bee's best, solid albacore packed in water, became increasingly bland and watered down. When I discovered this solid Tonno packed in olive oil in the supermarket, it was instant love. The tuna flavor was back, and packed in healthy olive oil. My great fear is that they will remove it from the market without warning, thus I've come to stock up on it via Amazon.

Some of the best tuna I've had in a while canned tuna that is. I always prefer oil tuna over water but now the word is getting out of seed oils This is a no-brainer in Virgin olive oil. If you put a couple cans of these on a salad you don't even need salad dressing.