The Bumble Bee recall includes 5-ounce cans of chunk light and chunk white tuna in water and oil sold from Jan. 17 until Wednesday, with best-by dates from Jan. 14, 2016, to Jan. 18, 2016.

Canned tuna has long been a favorite for those of us on a budget. But FOODday wanted to know which brands of ordinary water-packed chunk light and chunk white taste best. Sadly, the results of our ...

Open Nature Chunk White Albacore Tender chunks of sweet fish make for a pleasant, juicy bite. 60 calories, no fat, 180 mg sodium. $1.99 for 5 ounces at Safeway. 3 stars Trader Joe’s Albacore Tuna ...

Next, you’ll notice “solid” versus “chunk” which indicates how large the pieces are inside the can. Solid tuna has larger, firmer fillet pieces and is generally more expensive than chunk.

The makers of the first no-salt-added canned tuna previewed their product at a lunch some years ago. Most of the guests were certain that someone had sabotaged their efforts. The tuna that was prep… ...

Good & Gather Premium Wild Chunk White Albacore Tuna In Extra Virgin Olive Oil & Sea Salt: Compared to the water-packed chunk lights, this was much better, but still had a sort of rubbery texture ...

1.Tuna Zucchini Fritters: Drain a can of water-packed chunk white tuna and flake it into a mixing bowl.Shred 1 medium zucchini into the bowl using the large holes on a box grater. Stir in 2/3 cup ...

Canned light tuna contains about a third the amount of mercury of albacore tuna — often labeled in cans as solid white or chunk white — said Crupain. But neither is a good choice during pregnancy.