Does tuna belong in water or oil?

Oil every time. I buy water and mix oil into it.

>>8910885
Tuna in water. Sardines in oil.

>>8910886
Why not just buy oil and mix water in it?
More cost effective.

>>8910895
He might not want the kind of oil they can it with.

Depends if I'm eating it out of the can or if I'm making a salad, either way I don't really care that much

>>8910885
>Does tuna belong in water or oil?

Neither. Canned tuna is only fit for cat food.

>>8910885

Depends on the type of tuna.

>>8910885

Depends on the recipe.

I'd go with sunflower oil if you can find it for probably about 90% of recipes. Publix carries either bumble bee or starkist in sunflower oil at my location.

>>8910974
This. I buy water canned because the corporate canneries will be using shit olive oil or petroleum if it was canned in china. Then I drain it well and add a certified 1st cold pressed EVOO from California, one of the last bastions protecting us from total subjugation to corporate overlords.

>>8910989
this. but only when its not salted.

canned tuna is alwasy dry af, even when it's a tiny chunk drenched with whatever sauce or oil, it's still dry.

>>8911121
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>tuna
>comes from the ocean
>"does this belong in water or oil"

are you daft

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>canned

You barbarians.

Mercury

>>8911813
Can't even get that shit fresh where I live unless you're willing to pay exuberant amounts of money

>>8910885
Yes.

No.8910892 - "Tuna in water. Sardines in oil." That's it - best opinion.