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Former picky eater here 2017-06-15 11:17:51 Post No. 9052886
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Been eating alot of chicken and sauteed veggies. Mostly eat hard boiled eggs and chicken breast now because of boxing, I gotta eat right ya know. I can't stand fish but I'm way more willing to try it now, especially since it is very good for a boxer like myself. How do I make tuna taste edible but still keep it healthy? Do I buy it in a can or should I get it in a bag instead?
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>>9052886
Tuna in a pouch is better than in a can. Better texture.
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>>9052923
Should I just eat it in a salad or sandwich ?
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Make it into a salad then into a sandwich. Ends up tasting yummies.
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Look up some tuna salad sandwiches or just a salad whatever suits your needs.
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>>9052886
>How do I make tuna taste edible
Eat it raw or seared on the outside and raw in the middle.
The moment it gets canned it turns into cat food. (pouch is no different, it's the same overcooked shit, just in a different kind of package).
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>>9053375
Both. They come in different flavors. Lemon pepper, chili, etc. You can make a salad or sandwich taste pretty good if you keep the flavor profile of what you're using in mind.
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>>9052886
Side note: if you can tuna in a jar, that looks like whole pieces packed in olive oil, that shit works pretty well when cooking. Food Wishes has some tuna pasta dishes that work pretty well.
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