Anonymous
01/18/2019 23:39
Subject: Re:Help me use this canned tuna.
Give to a canned food drive . Makes more sense then buying more stuff to try to make it appealing (because odds are that you are not going to like it).
Anonymous
01/18/2019 10:36
Subject: Help me use this canned tuna.
Give it to a food bank. There are plenty of people who will be happy to have it.
Anonymous
01/18/2019 09:51
Subject: Help me use this canned tuna.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lightly fry it.
A great breakfast treat!
Unfortunately, it will make you super late for work and the conference room won't be set up in time.
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Anonymous
01/18/2019 06:46
Subject: Re:Help me use this canned tuna.
Anonymous wrote:Canned tuna is literally a thing I don't get. I understand that sales are plummeting bc most millennials agree with me.
It’s a cupboard staple! Pasta with tuna in olive oil, mix in some capers and lemon juice for an easy dinner. On a sandwich with red onion.
Key tip: make sure it’s higher quality. Makes all the difference.
Born in 1978.
Anonymous
01/18/2019 00:23
Subject: Help me use this canned tuna.
Mix it with chick peas, some balsamic vinegar and some fresh herbs. High protein and low carb and tastes pretty good. This was one of my go-to single person quick meals. But my kids won’t eat canned fish!
Anonymous
01/17/2019 21:59
Subject: Help me use this canned tuna.
Donate.
Or give it to me, I like it!
Or give it to me, I like it!
Anonymous
01/17/2019 21:30
Subject: Help me use this canned tuna.
Exchange at store. They won't care.
Use in a casserole. Cook noodles, grease baking dish. Mix noodles with cream of mushroom soup (I use organic), the tuna, black pepper and some milk. Bake for 20 min, stir, add on a topping of melted butter mixed with cheese and breadcrumbs. Bake (or broil) for a few more min or so until cheese is bubbly.
Use in a casserole. Cook noodles, grease baking dish. Mix noodles with cream of mushroom soup (I use organic), the tuna, black pepper and some milk. Bake for 20 min, stir, add on a topping of melted butter mixed with cheese and breadcrumbs. Bake (or broil) for a few more min or so until cheese is bubbly.
Anonymous
01/17/2019 20:34
Subject: Help me use this canned tuna.
Canned fish is such a treat. Is it really vegetable oil and not olive oil? That is actually the best tuna presentation, what brand?
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Anonymous
01/17/2019 20:33
Subject: Re:Help me use this canned tuna.
Put it in your goodwill pile. Call for a pickup.
Anonymous
01/17/2019 20:25
Subject: Help me use this canned tuna.
Take it back to the store, explain you bought the wrong variety, and exchange. No problem.
Anonymous
01/17/2019 20:09
Subject: Help me use this canned tuna.
Salad nicoise.
Anonymous
01/17/2019 16:41
Subject: Help me use this canned tuna.
Anonymous wrote:Lightly fry it.
What, no spice?
Anonymous
01/17/2019 15:11
Subject: Help me use this canned tuna.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lightly fry it.
A great breakfast treat!
Unfortunately, it will make you super late for work and the conference room won't be set up in time.
Anonymous
01/17/2019 15:10
Subject: Help me use this canned tuna.
Anonymous wrote:Lightly fry it.
A great breakfast treat!
Anonymous
01/17/2019 14:51
Subject: Help me use this canned tuna.
I second the pasta idea.