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🐟 Dive into clean protein with a conscience!
Chicken of the Sea Chunk Light Tuna in Water offers 23 grams of lean protein per 5 oz can, packed with heart-healthy omega-3s and 50% less sodium. Wild-caught and Marine Stewardship Council certified, this non-GMO tuna supports sustainable fishing practices. Perfect for keto, paleo, and Mediterranean diets, it’s a versatile, low-calorie staple trusted since 1914.











| Asin | B003EYXUXS |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1 in Packaged Tuna Fish |
| Item Model Number | 456479928057 |
| Manufacturer | CHICKEN OF THE SEA INT |
| Product Dimensions | 14 x 10.1 x 2.8 inches; 7.5 pounds |
| Units | 120 Ounce |
| Upc | 885272686745 778894398632 |
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Perfect!
It's close to Summertime, it's heating up so therefore it's Tuna salad Time! No more cooking in the hot kitchen. Easy meals made with can tuna. Great quality and very delicious. Kids love tuna salad. Delivery is great and price is good.
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Great tuna. Great deal.
Great deal. Very good tuna. Stock up.
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Chicken of the sea favorite
Great value good tasting eat a can a day very healthy.....
User
Great source of protein for quick meals
The cans are easy to open, and the tuna has a good texture without being overly watery. I use it for sandwiches, salads, and meal prep. Convenient to keep stocked in the pantry.
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Tuna 🐟
As advertised. Lil bit fall aparty and cat foody but it’s okay.
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Chicken of sea
Very good 💯
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Amazon prices rock
My kind of catch
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It’s heavy
This package weighs more than the 120oz in the description. That’s only the weight of the product (tuna and water).It also says 24g of protein on the label and, 23g in the computer-generated stock photo, 22g in the description. Not sure which it is, but at least it’s over 20.I like that it has the 25% less sodium: 270mg vs 360mg regular Chicken of the Sea Chunk Light Tuna in Water.While these generally have a mixture of chunks and shreds, some occasionally are mostly shreds, and you’ll lose more pieces when draining.You lose almost an ounce by draining, but typical meat servings are 4oz (except burgers where that’s pre-cooked weight)Other than that, it’s canned tuna likely cooked and packaged at sea on factory ships along with countless other brands, so it’s all pretty much the same.
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