Costco Sale Item Review Wild Planet Sustainably Pole & Line Caught Albacore Wild Tuna Taste Test VS 

Is that your thoughts? In your mind it's garbage? I prefer meat that's usually close to the bone like ribs, drumsticks, wings, etc.

@@ItsBinhRepaired it is. I feel disgusted to eat those scraps and not know what the next bite will bring me, a bone, a bit of skin or who knows what.. I want full fillets or steaks.. just like in poultry or meat once they shred it you don’t know what it is and where it’s from… I always feel like these flakes they put in the cans are the left overs they scrap off the skin and other parts that they can’t sell as fillets and steaks. (As mentions same with chicken, I want a nice chicken breast not some scrap of the breast and leg bone thats full of the arteries and blood vessels. )

Is there something wrong with eating that stuff? I like things like tendon, blood jelly, fat, skin, heart, gizzard, etc. Why do you feel that only the pure muscle alone is better? People like to use this word "pure". Pure protein is gross. It's what's all around it that's great. There's a reason why people like chicken nuggets, burgers, sausage, hot dogs, etc. and it's not just because it's cheaper or filled with chemicals. Try a ground beef burger vs a lean steak in a burger or even ground up. It won't be very good... all those extra bits make them good. Chicken breast is the worst part of the chicken. I find it funny that Americans were brainwashed into eating the garbage part and pay more for it.

All tastes good to me. That's all I care about. XD Going to die young probably. Haha

My thought exactly. Skipjack is more fishy versus Albacore which is more mild. This wasn't a good review. Sadly, all the Tuna reviews on RU-vid aren't very good..

This isn't for cats, but if you're buying it for them, then rinsing is better.

@@ItsBinhRepaired think u missed my point. I drained and rinsed it for me b/c I want to reduce any'fishiness'. I gave it to my cat b/c I didn't want to throw it away.

Wait, you drain the juice for your cat to drink? I'm confused. Lol

@@ItsBinhRepaired not sure what the 'confusion' is about. Cats eat fish, cats drink water . . . hence cats might find tuna 'juice' a bit of a delicacy

@tthom2459 there's no added water. It's tuna fish with sea salt. Cats can't have too much sodium. Usually they get any sodium they need from the animals they consume, so added salts will almost always be too much. Just make sure not to give it to them too often and they should be ok. Also, I'm not sure where cats eating fish came from. They're usually scared of the water. How did cats get a hold of fish? Lol Jk, in the wild, cats don't care. My outdoor cats are perfectly fine running around in the rain. Lol

A comparison is a comparison. I'd rather have the skipjack... what does that tell you?

Lol hi