FinerFinYellowfin Tuna Salad in Organic Olive Oil | Taster's Variety Pack | Premium Canned Tuna Fish with EVOO | Gourmet Ready-to-Eat Wild-Caught Fillets | 4.4oz can - 12 Pack

I saw this mentioned online, ordered it and was NOT dissapointed. The mu;ti pack is perfect for late night snacks and I will be reordering soon.

I wrote " quality " as the title of my review because that was the first thing I thought when I opened up a tin. When my package arrived from Amazon I had already eaten lunch and was full. But....I decided to open the Lemon flavor container ( I bought the sampler pack ) just to check it out and take a little taste and eat it later. Well....after just a little taste I HAD TO EAT ALL OF IT because it was so good! I made my favorite "go to" Tuna snack...a big dab of mayo( with a little bit of hot sauce on it ) in a plate along with a pile of bread/butter pickle slices and a few olives ( onions are great too but I didn't have any ). I put the tin of tuna in the middle of the plate and ate like a King. Seriously.....this tuna is QUALITY tuna and it tastes fresh and delishious. I can't wait to eat the other three varieties...only this time I will also add some nice chopped up vadalia onions to the plate. Buy it you will love it.

While the FinerFin Yellowfin Tuna Salad has its merits, I can't help but feel it's a tad overpriced for what it offers. If you're looking to simply supplement your diet or gym routine, the cost, at over $6 per can, seems steep considering it's still canned tuna and not fresh.The added flair, fancy presentation, and extra ingredients are a nice touch, but at the end of the day, it's canned tuna. For those focused on health and fitness, more budget-friendly options like Bumblebee Chunk Light, which costs under $1, might make more sense.In conclusion, it's okay, but the premium price might be a deterrent for athletes or those just looking for a protein boost without the frills

I've tried all of the flavors, the 3 bean is by far my favorite! I've ordered several cases since. Yes, it is expensive at $4/piece however, it is quality fish and not the minced scraps you get from the grocery store round cans. I eat it as is right out of the can, no doctoring is needed.

Anyone other tuna snobs out there? I'm gonna admit, I am one. No judgement here, but those cans of mushy tuna at the grocery store will not do. I will put them in tuna salad, but to just eat - no sir.I've tried a few pricy brands and I like them all. I like a tuna that is not fishy, tastes fresh, and is packed in a high quality oil. Of all the brands I've tried, and I've tried many, this is my right now favorite.It is a bit pricy - maybe- but worth it. You can eat it right out of the can. Not too salty and even though it's packed in oil, it's not oily either. I've had the lemon and the Spicy Chili and both are amazing.

Not as good as Natural Catch. They were out of the regular Natural Catch so I tried this one with lemon. It tastes fine, but the lemon rinds in the tuna gives it a bitter taste.

The tuna was in while pieces. Well flavored, I got the Thai. I would definitely recommend it!

Unlike SPAM, which isn't kosher, these are 100% kosher and 100% absolutely freaking delicious. I like to open a can and combine with Palmini pasta for a delicious lean and green meal that is filling, too. And you won't be able to eat just one tin, I seriously guarantee it. The lemon oil in the tin is perfect as a dressing, so it's really an all-in-one kind of food. Chuck it on a salad, throw it in a wrap, heck just open the tin and pour it down your gullet. I can't get enough of these (and the Zesty Lemon is the best flavor -- the others are just "meh").