Is expensive Canned Tuna a scam?
A video on YouTube. In Cooking, a Krater category.
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The creator compares 21 cans of tuna ranging from $1 to $21 across four variables—species, texture, packing liquid, and added flavors—and concludes that solid water-packed albacore tuna offers the best overall versatility and value.
From the video
Answers: What canned tuna should I buy and how do the different types compare?
- canned tuna species comparison
- tuna fishing methods and sustainability
- mercury levels in canned and fresh tuna
- tuna texture and packing liquid variables
What it concludes
- Skipjack tuna is the species most commonly used for generic canned tuna.
- Albacore and skipjack stocks are generally healthy, while yellowfin, bigeye, and bluefin stocks need improvement regarding overfishing.
- Pole-and-line and non-FAD purse seine fishing methods have the lowest bycatch rates and are safer for dolphins.
- Fresh yellowfin, bigeye, and bluefin tuna have higher mercury levels per gram than canned albacore and skipjack tuna.
- Water-packed albacore tuna in solid texture offers the best overall flexibility and value for pantry stocking and various culinary uses.
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