Is there anything more protein packed and convenient than a can of tuna?

[frorider6]

Tuna
Pro - cheap, all protein, fish is healthy

Con - strong smell, taste (after my 4th can of the day, it's pretty bad), requires a can opener and draining.

Is there another food that is as cheap and protein packed as tuna but without so many cons?

 

[argent]

I go to a buthcher every once in awhile who makes beef jerky hinself from quality cuts of meat. It is higher in sodium than the regular meat, but probably comparable to tuna. I only eat that once in a while though.

 

[soflaguy]

ask, and shall receive

Hey Bro,

I think they came out with this just for you. I just saw the commercial and thought this is for those people you can't use a can opener.....

Starkist Pouch Tuna

 

[Maxx Out]

There's a canned meat from Italy that I used to eat all the time. It's called simmenthal, it has more protein and less sodium per serving than tuna-- a little lemon and black pepper and your in heaven. It was a God send! Haven't had it in months, they can't import it cause of the madcow shit going on there!

It's been back to tuna!

 

[frorider6]

Re: ask, and shall receive

Hey Bro,

I think they came out with this just for you. I just saw the commercial and thought this is for those people you can't use a can opener.....

Starkist Pouch Tuna

I have considered that but don't know how much they cost. I'd imagine a lot more than the can.

Oh yeah. Fuck you.

 

[GARAGE GORILLA]

Re: Re: ask, and shall receive

I have considered that but don't know how much they cost. I'd imagine a lot more than the can.

Oh yeah. Fuck you.

I get them for a buck a bag at Albertsons. They are pretty good, definately taste better than the canned tuna. I get the albacore and it has 23 grams of protein per serving.

 

[strength]

they call me felix the cat at work

because ill go through 3-4 cans at work. its so easy and conveneint. i dont chew it though i just take a scoop and wash it down with water. its not enjoyable but it works and its cheap. 60 cans at sams club costs me 24 buks!

 

[blaster220]

White chicken in a can. You still have to drain it, but it does taste a little better. I alternate between canned chicken/tuna

 

[SirWanksalot]

stop draining the tuna, just open can and eat with a fork, tastes quite a bit better when it's wet from the water.

I also flavor it with NO-SALT (potasium)

 

[genarr3]

Cottage cheese.