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Old October 1st, 2004, 07:45 PM
Skinny
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Years ago I loved canned tuna packed in oil. Now it mostly seems to be in
water, except Bumble Bee, which is in vegetable oil.

Does anyone know a brand that's packed in fish oil?

(Ftm, were any of them in fish oil years ago, or were those always in veg
oil?)


Skinny
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Old October 1st, 2004, 07:59 PM
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I've seen some packed in olive oil but never in fish oil. I would guess
that it would taste too fishy for most people. Plus, it would be more
expensive, when you buy fish oil it's either in small bottles or capsules.

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| Years ago I loved canned tuna packed in oil. Now it mostly seems to
| be in water, except Bumble Bee, which is in vegetable oil.
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| Does anyone know a brand that's packed in fish oil?
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| (Ftm, were any of them in fish oil years ago, or were those always in
| veg oil?)
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| Skinny


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Old October 1st, 2004, 08:06 PM
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Skinny wrote:

Years ago I loved canned tuna packed in oil. Now it mostly seems to be in
water, except Bumble Bee, which is in vegetable oil.

Does anyone know a brand that's packed in fish oil?

(Ftm, were any of them in fish oil years ago, or were those always in veg
oil?)


They weren't packed in fish oil. It's pretty unpalatable in quantities
like that. Vegetable oils of one sort or another.

Pastorio

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Old October 1st, 2004, 08:06 PM
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Skinny wrote:

Years ago I loved canned tuna packed in oil. Now it mostly seems to be in
water, except Bumble Bee, which is in vegetable oil.

Does anyone know a brand that's packed in fish oil?

(Ftm, were any of them in fish oil years ago, or were those always in veg
oil?)


They weren't packed in fish oil. It's pretty unpalatable in quantities
like that. Vegetable oils of one sort or another.

Pastorio

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Old October 1st, 2004, 08:10 PM
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Skinny wrote in
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Years ago I loved canned tuna packed in oil. Now it mostly seems to be in
water, except Bumble Bee, which is in vegetable oil.

Does anyone know a brand that's packed in fish oil?

(Ftm, were any of them in fish oil years ago, or were those always in veg
oil?)


I don't think you'd really want it if packed in fish oil. But you can get
tuna in oil from StarKist, BumbleBee, all of them produce it. Maybe ask
your grocer to stock it?

Chakolate

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Old October 1st, 2004, 08:11 PM
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On Fri, 01 Oct 2004 18:45:41 GMT, Skinny wrote:

Years ago I loved canned tuna packed in oil. Now it mostly seems to be in
water, except Bumble Bee, which is in vegetable oil.

Does anyone know a brand that's packed in fish oil?


I love tuna packed in olive oil. Delicious!

Carol
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'In this world Elwood, you must be oh-so smart or oh-so pleasant.'
Well, for years I was smart.... I recommend pleasant. You may quote me."

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Old October 1st, 2004, 08:25 PM
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It's olive oil, not fish oil.

Peace,
Pen

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Years ago I loved canned tuna packed in oil. Now it mostly seems to be in
water, except Bumble Bee, which is in vegetable oil.

Does anyone know a brand that's packed in fish oil?

(Ftm, were any of them in fish oil years ago, or were those always in veg
oil?)


Skinny



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Old October 1st, 2004, 08:43 PM
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"Skinny" wrote in message
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Years ago I loved canned tuna packed in oil. Now it mostly seems to be in
water, except Bumble Bee, which is in vegetable oil.

Does anyone know a brand that's packed in fish oil?

(Ftm, were any of them in fish oil years ago, or were those always in veg
oil?)


Skinny


i get it at Stop & Shop, Waldbaums, Pathmark and Best Yet - never had to go
out of my way to find it.But I live in an Italian neighborhood so if it's in
Olive Oil it's probably here!! DH says we have the most provolone per capita
in our town...derrrrrr


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Old October 2nd, 2004, 03:12 AM
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my favorite meal:

olive oil packed tuna, drained - topped with a slice
of tomato and a thick slice of provolone cheese -
placed under the broiler until the cheese bubbles -

Tuna melt extrodinarre!
 




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