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Wild Tuna & Red Bean Salad

MealFan pickBest no prep whole food tuna salad
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The catch

One 5.6oz can carries 790mg of sodium, about 34 percent of a day, which is high for a single serving. (source)

The honest take

This is a ready to eat can of pole and line caught skipjack tuna tossed with organic beans, sweetcorn, carrots, and red peppers in extra virgin olive oil, and the ingredient list stays refreshingly short and real with no mystery fillers. You get 16g of protein and 6g of fiber for 290 calories with zero added sugar, which makes it a genuinely solid no prep desk lunch. The one thing worth watching is sodium, since a single can carries 790mg, about a third of a day. If you like the idea of a tuna salad built on olive oil and vegetables instead of mayo, this earns its place in the pantry.
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Nutrition per serving

1 can (5.6 oz / 160 g)

290Calories
16gProtein
19gCarbs
18gFat
6gFiber
3gSugar
790mgSodium
Non GMO Project VerifiedNo added sugarDolphin SafeMade with organic vegetables

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Anyone who wants a whole food, no prep protein lunch with real vegetables and olive oil instead of a mayo based tuna salad.

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You are watching sodium closely, since one can delivers 790mg in a single serving.

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Wild PlanetWild Tuna & Red Bean Salad this product8.1/1016g2903g790mg
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Crown PrinceSkinless & Boneless Sardines in Pure Olive Oil 7.9/1021g1700g230mg
CentoSkinless & Boneless Sardines in Olive Oil 7.7/1013g1230g370mg
Great ValueSardines in Oil 7.8/1013g1110g259mg
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Typically about 4 to 5 dollars a can. Prices move with promos and store, so check before you buy. Some links are affiliate links and never change our verdict.

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