Can A Luxury $25 Can Of Tuna Really Be Worth It? The Results Were VERY Surprising!
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- čas přidán 30. 09. 2023
- Ever found yourself wondering if you can the taste the difference a price tag makes? Well, I sure did! So, I went out, splurged a bit, and snagged a can of the luxurious $25 tuna to find out if it’s really worth the big bucks! 🌊
🥫 Facing Off We Have: 🥫
• High-End Luxury: $25 a can, flaunting unrivaled quality!
• Upper Middle Class: A $10 contender of unmatched flavor!
• Budget-Friendly: $3, asserting it's the people’s choice for taste and affordability!
• The Underdog: $1.50, unassuming and cheap, but maybe packing a little punch?
🥪 The Ultimate Battle: 🥪
I turned each can into my beloved tuna melt and did a blind taste test! So, did the pricy can earn its keep, or was it outshined by a more humble contestant?
👉 Tuna Melt Ingredients: 👈
• 1 can tuna, drained of oil/water
• 1 tbsp low fat Greek yogurt
• 1 tbsp mayonnaise
• 2 tsp Dijon mustard
• 1 tbsp sweet relish
• 1 tsp dried dill
• pinch of salt & pepper
• 1/4 carrot, shredded or very finely chopped
• 1 celery stalk, shredded or very finely chopped
• 1/4 medium onion, shredded or very finely chopped
• a few fresh parsley leaves, finely chopped
• sliced white bread, toasted
• sliced tomatoes
• American cheese
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I'm loving your cooking videos. Better than classes. You need more traffic to your channel. You are a great teacher. Thankyou.
You really know how to put a sandwich together. Your sense of humor 👍.
I buy the cheap bumble bee and the Cento oil packed tuna which is about $4.50. I figured once its mixed up with mayonnaise and whatever you throw in it (try chopped olives) it doesn't make much difference except if I had to eat it plain out of the can, maybe the oil would be better. But my child prefers the water packed. Maybe I'll give the slightly more expensive Bumble bee a try.
Love this test comparison, thanks Chef Ange 🙂
That's good to know! I'll stick to the cheaper version. 😊
Great video! I was very surprised at the outcome.
You and me both!
I really enjoyed this taste test video, very interesting results, well done. Will certainly try your ingredients, you made simple tuna sandwiches mouth watering. This is a must try - using the cheaper brands LOL
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Wow. Incredible. Chef Ange. Have you ever cooked Tuna steaks and made tuna salad sandwich melts? Thank you for the blind taste test.
Ortiz is the Ferrari of canned seafood. Obviously US price is kinda inflated (here you can get the 25$ one for no more than 10€) Also each fish is caught always with rod and handpicked.
Cool story but the bumblebee beat it out!
Hey Chef, really good, thanks!
When I was a schoolboy, my favorite sandwich to bring for lunch was tunafish with black pepper - yes, I was that kid with the stinky locker!
great experiment, Chef Ange! I use tinned fish a lot (tuna, salmon, herring, smoked trout, octopus, squid, anchovies and sardines!). The only tinned fish I don't care for is mackerel.
I ventured into some of the spanish tunas during covid quarantine (too much time at home!) and found I liked the $10 one, but not enough to use it regularly for the price difference. I do like it for tuna salad.
I saw one $40 (jar, not tin) being marketed as "tuna loin," but didn't buy it coz we know we can get a good steak for that price! 🤣
One thing I noticed is that prices for all brands go up and down, so that $10 tin might be $6 next month, so it pays to monitor and stock up when the prices dip. They're great pantry staples with long shelf lives, so be patient and wait for a good price.
Best deal is usually Kirkland (Costco) coz their standard can is 7 oz. vs Bumble Bee or Chicken of the Sea's 5 oz
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I also was the kid with the smelly lunch that needed to be refrigerated!
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
I would not even consider paying $25 for a small can of tuna. 0MG!!!
I did it so you don’t have to!
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For $25 I am buying a fresh piece of tuna
This tuna was in a can.
My wife really likes Tuna, and fish always.
where are you finding those high end tuna?
Just at my local Supermarket
Whole Foods has it where I live.
No veggies in a tuna melt except a bit of onions
This is how I make it
I won't buy it at Shop Rite, I'm too frugal. Haha
can't trust you after watching you gulp down spoonfuls of tuna water, big dog... harrowing experience
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