CookingRandy VogelIs Expensive Canned Tuna a Scam? - What to Buy and What to Skip

Is Expensive Canned Tuna a Scam? - What to Buy and What to Skip

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Published Sep 28, 2026, 5:16 PM · 2w ago

Randy Vogel
Randy Vogel
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After 30 years behind the seafood counter, I compare 21 cans of tuna priced from $1 to $21 to show what you’re really paying for-and which ones are worth buying. I’ll explain why a $9 tin may be the sweet spot, why the $21 import can be a rip-off, and how I use the can’s label to make a better choice than simply grabbing the cheapest or fanciest option. I break down: - Which tuna cans I would buy and which I would skip - Why higher prices often reflect shipping more than flavor - What to look for on the can before you pay - The difference between oil-packed and water-packed tuna I’m curious: are you an oil-pack person or a water-pack person? Tell me in the comments. #CannedTuna #Tuna #Seafood #GroceryShopping #FoodTips
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