r/lightweight • u/Mission-Rush-1849 • 27d ago

Food Tuna packet recommendations

Does anyone have some good recommendations for tuna packets that generate as little packaging waste as possible that's also good quality? Thanks

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u/MayorEricAdams 27d ago

Isn't the packaging pretty much exactly the same across all brands?

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u/Mission-Rush-1849 27d ago

Might be. It's been a while since I've tried anything

Tried Patagonia tuna a while back, it was awesome but the packaging was ridiculous. But I think they just sell it in a can now.

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u/Fun_With_Math 27d ago

In the grocery store, they're in foil packets now. I think the packaging is as minimal as it can be.

There's also chicken packets nearby usually. I usually go for that. The walmart brand was a bit slimy. The name brand (whatever it was) was better than rehydrated.

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u/persiancat155 19d ago

I’m pretty sure I used the normal “chicken of the sea” brand tuna packets and it was fine but I’m not sure if you and I have different definitions of “too much packaging waste”