unMEAT Plant Based Tuna Style Flakes | Easy to Prepare Vegan Tuna Pouch in Sunflower Oil, 5 Ounce Pouch (Pack of 6)

I bought the 'in oil' variety. This stuff is pretty good. The texture is very close to tuna. Nothing is going to copy the fishy aftertaste or smell of the real thing but seasonings of your choice will definitely give the tuna experience. It isn't in chunks like canned tuna so it looks more like the mashed ends of a filet rather than a whole piece of tuna. As far as specialty meat substitutes go, it's not ribeye expensive but it's not an everyday meal item, either. I use it for salads or sandwiches to fill my protein quota.

I am kinda addicted to this stuff. I love the flavor. I'm not vegan or vegetarian. I just get overwhelmed by meat sometimes and feel like some things are hard to digest. This is nice. You can have it to go. You can add it to salads. I haven't tried cooking it, but I have put it in my ramen and it was quite good!

Good Tuna Substitute in Looks, Flavor and Texture.

I ordered this along with other items. Amazon packed everything into one box and as a result, the heavy items I ordered smashed these wet bags of “tuna.” But guess what? This “tuna” is non-refundable, so I couldn’t get money back for damaged items (I called customer service to explain the issue and they said they’d credit my card but never did). So, if you must order this, order it alone, without anything else and pray it arrives safely. The product packages that survived Amazon’s poor packing job was fine - good texture, fine flavor. I made a “tuna” salad with it, so it’s a good vehicle for mayo, pickles, etc. But I won’t order it off Amazon again due to all the problems.

I made tuna salad with this product and it was delicious! The taste and texture are great and it's a quick option when you next something quick and don't want to make tuna salad homemade.

This tuna analog tastes very close to the real deal. It also looks like tuna and is tender. (I purchased the packets in water.) It makes a great sandwich.

I think this is a tasty and nutritious plant-based alternative. It does taste a bit like soy when eaten on its own. Excited to try it in a tuna melt, pasta, and salads.

Since I’m seafood intolerant but missed tuna salad sandwiches and casserole, decided to give this a try. Texture is fine but definitely doesn’t taste like tuna. You can add your favorite ingredients to it to approximate a tuna salad or casserole. So it’s not really tuna but if it was I’d be sick. Close……but not quite there.