Ortiz Tuna

How do they know there are no chemicals in the sea, organic?

Sounds nice, but it's a little deer.

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The tuna are caught sustainably by rod and line off Spain's Cantabrian coast.

Something might be fishy here.
Is there a sustainable Yellowfin Tuna market?
Is there such a word as "sustainably"?

Jim

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Sounds nice, but it's a little deer.

I thought they were fish.

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Originally posted by Right Wing:
Is it me or is this tuna bloody lovely.

Ortiz Tuna

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Anyone else tried it?

You ask a sensible question and what do you get?

Tuna tastes like cat food.

JohanR

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Originally posted by BigH47:

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Sounds nice, but it's a little deer.

I thought they were fish.

Nicely done BigH!

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Originally posted by Diccus62:

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Originally posted by Right Wing:
Is it me or is this tuna bloody lovely.

Ortiz Tuna

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Anyone else tried it?

You ask a sensible question and what do you get?

Too right!!

I love it anyway....



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Originally posted by JohanR:
Tuna tastes like cat food.

JohanR

I'll take your word for that. I've never tried cat food.

Willy.

Willy 1 - 0 JohanR

I used to love dried skimmed milk used for feeding calves, though I eventually got sick of it. I know the taste so well, that I cannot stand the taste in manufactured foodtuffs, like custard cream biscuits!

I used to work in food factory. You might be surprised how much of it finds its way in alsorts of food. It is not unlike baby-milk powder [but, I thought at the time, much nicer!]...

In pre-mad cow days I used to love to stick a dampened finger into the meat and bone meal! Very tasty. I don't think that ever found its way into human food though, apart from in Prime Beef, Pork and Lamb!!

Of course prime Chicken is fed Protein suplements manufactured from casualty chickens. Best buy organic I reckon!

Never did try Pedigree Chum, or Kitekat though!

George