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Albacore Wild Tuna

MealFan pickCleanest canned albacore
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The catch

Albacore runs higher in mercury than skipjack light tuna, so even this cleanly sourced version is best kept to roughly one or two servings a week rather than eaten daily. (source)

The honest take

Wild Planet keeps this about as simple as canned tuna gets, just albacore and sea salt, with 14g of protein and only 150mg of sodium in a 2 oz serving. The fish is pole and line caught and packed in its own juices instead of water or oil, so nothing gets diluted and there are no fillers or seed oils. The honest reason to think twice is not the label but the fish itself, since albacore runs higher in mercury than skipjack light tuna, which makes this a once or twice a week choice rather than a daily staple. If you want the cleanest canned tuna and do not mind paying more than the standard grocery cans, it earns its place in the pantry.
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Nutrition per serving

2 oz (56 g) drained; about 2.5 servings per 5 oz can

80Calories
14gProtein
0gCarbs
2.5gFat
0gFiber
0gSugar
150mgSodium
Gluten freeKeto friendlyNo added sugarDairy free

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Health minded shoppers who want a clean, high protein canned tuna made from just two ingredients with modest sodium.

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Skip if you eat tuna most days, since albacore carries more mercury than skipjack light tuna.

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