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Sometimes there is nothing more comforting than a classic tuna melt on a rainy day but, with recent mercury scares, how do you know which tuna to choose? We love that our friends at Wild Planet only catch smaller fishes making the mercury concentration of their tuna, less than half, of other national brands. AND, they pack the fish in BPA free cans, this way the only thing you have to worry about, is making sure everyone shares!
From the Mouth of a Kid:
Taste just like the sandwiches grandma makes, and these fish pieces are bigger, so I can take a bigger bite!
From the Eyes of a Parent:
I love that the fish is sustainably caught and packed without chemicals, and I especially love that I can see and taste the difference! The fish pieces are firmer and larger than the regular shredded brands…it feels gourmet, and I like knowing my kids are not ingesting as much mercury!
Flavorful Features
The Icing on the Cake:
Wild Planet Wild Albacore Tuna is available: With Sea Salt, With No Salt Added, and In Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Wild Planet also provides other fresh seafood options such as salmon, shrimp, and crab.
Time to Eat:
Wild Planet Albacore Tuna is available in both cans AND easily portable pouches perfect for stowing in a lunchbox.
Mix It up:
Wild Planet’s website includes recipes for a Lemony Tuna Melt and a Salad Nicoise!
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