Tonnino Tuna Fillets in Olive Oil (Pack of 6)

If you never tried tuna fillets you need to spend a little extra and try these. Don't waste the quality of the product on making tuna salad sandwiches with this. Too delicious not to eat alone. Try slicing in half and placing them on leaves of endive and dressed with a balsamic vinegar glaze. Make fantastic appetizers.

This is the best tuna fish I ever tasted It’s a meal in its self

This has got to be the best tuna I have ever tasted. We had a tuna salad yesterday and we finished the whole jar with just two sandwiches. I try to put as much tuna on my wrap as I can. What a lunch. Had it with some green tea and chips. YUM! MerMer

This is a one way trip, you'll never go back to canned tuna. Just delicious. Expensive, but delicious. Add a few capers on top, squeeze some fresh lemon on it, salt and pepper...wonderful.

We really like this tuna.; we first tried it on a recent trip to Italy. Great by itself or on salads. When we got back we looked for it on Amazon and ther it was. I confess my only wish was that it was cheaper.

This is possibly the best tuna I've tasted in a long while! So why the one star? Because Tonnino changed the packaging from a can to a glass jar which means you get less but pay more. Plus it's next to impossible to scoop a small amount out of the jar because the opening is too small. When I empty the jar into a bowl, oil included, it splashes back. There was no reason to have a jar other than appeal to the gourmet crowd. To me, that translates to caring less about the consumer and is all about making more money. I wrote to the company and told them about my displeasure and guess what....I never heard from them. I rest my case. I will not support this company.

I’ve said the same thing here. 100% of the time I have ordered this at least one of the jars has leaked. Usually about ⅓ of the jars leak.

First off it is way overpriced and secondly very,very dry even after being soaked in olive oil. To me this product doesn't taste any better than canned tuna. Nothing beats the taste of fresh raw tuna or yellowtail. I paid $7 for this (6.7oz) at a local grocery store which is a fraction of what they want online for it. To sum up, the emporer has no clothes! Go buy yourself a good can of Portugese sardines (with skin and bones) which will blow this tuna out of the water.