(Pack of 8) Bumble Bee Solid White Albacore Tuna in Water, 5 oz cans

I bought these tuna at Walmart and honestly they taste so good and very fresh. My family loved them, especially in salad. I would definitely buy them again. Excellent product and price.

This is a great choice with clean ingredients. No hidden chemicals

There’s a huge difference between this tuna and “chunk” tuna. The can is packed with a solid piece of tuna and it tastes like tuna. The “chunk” tuna tastes like a fish tank and is mostly liquid. This is a MUCH better product and I swear you get 2x as much tuna as “chunk” varieties.

This isn't for everyone but if you are looking for food that has no added phosphorus in it then this is the brand to buy as I have to pay more for better quality of tuna which sucks but when you are on a strict diet it pays off in the end not having to worry about what's in my food but the it has great taste and pure quality so I'm very happy with my purchase.

We go thru a lot of tuna here, some like it as a dip and others as a traditional sandwich...good protein for everyone and a great snack for those with diabetes.

I like to use this in different dinners/casseroles that I make calling for Tina. It is not soft nor mushy consistency. So when I am using it in a pasta recipe for instance, it adds flavor but not an overwhelming fishy taste. Example: good to mix in with a pesto sauce for added protein.

I never really buy bumble bee. I usually go for the members, Mark Applecore tuna. And will be going back to the members Mark bumblebee has a different taste to it, which I really don’t like that much.

I am tossing this, eating food from damaged cans can be dangerous to your health. Such a careless shopper!

Arrive with punctured canes - strange holes in bottom that looked like nail holes. Contents were leaking and smelled horrible. No damage to packing box. Walmart refunded my money, but would have felt better if they had said they would investigate the matter. Will be quite a while before I eat tuna again.

Bumblebee messed up here. It says solid white albacore on the can and that's what I want. Full stop. Not the case with bumblebee any more. This is not the first. Brown, not solid, a few chunks, and a bunch of crumbly loose brown tuna. I used to be a regular bumblebee customer. No longer. On to Kroger, who actually produces solid white albacore tuna with the Kroger name. Thank you Kroger.