Princes Tuna - 2 tins for £1 @ Poundland
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Was in poundland and noticed they had 2 tins of princes tuna for £1. I would guess it would be nation wide, plenty of stock in Newcastle upon Tyne
Seemed cheap and use by not until July 2014



All Comments (33)
brine?oil?water?
Not a huge saving, but when you get through multiple cans a week...
Your safer with beans
In my extensive experience ... it resembles cat food.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2104214/Mothers-shock-finding-strange-creature-tin-Princes-tuna.html#ixzz1n3kxRcf5
Edited By: sabz786 on Feb 21, 2012 22:49
I'm wondering when she was preparing her jacket pot & tuna, how the hell did she not see this thing?
Or did she just empty the can over the potato? Bizzare!
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2104214/Mothers-shock-finding-strange-creature-tin-Princes-tuna.html#ixzz1n3kxRcf5
Someone beat you to it...
In my extensive experience ... it resembles cat food.
Tuna flakes are worse than cat food. Our cat won't touch it. Loves chunks though.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2104214/Mothers-shock-finding-strange-creature-tin-Princes-tuna.html#ixzz1n3kxRcf5
Someone beat you to it...
brine?oil?water?
The writing on the tin seems to say: In Spring Water.
Seems quite legible to me.
I'm wondering when she was preparing her jacket pot & tuna, how the hell did she not see this thing?
Or did she just empty the can over the potato? Bizzare!
It's the Daily Mail, their stories are written by (or for?) five-year-olds and they never seem to have a firm grip on anything remotely resembling a "fact". The headlines almost never match the content and in this case the text clearly suggests that the "sea monster" (prawn?) never actually left the tin.
Daily Mail lol
People read that crap?
I'm wondering when she was preparing her jacket pot & tuna, how the hell did she not see this thing?
Or did she just empty the can over the potato? Bizzare!
It's the Daily Mail, their stories are written by (or for?) five-year-olds and they never seem to have a firm grip on anything remotely resembling a "fact". The headlines almost never match the content and in this case the text clearly suggests that the "sea monster" (prawn?) never actually left the tin.
I think you'll find most tabloid papers are like that. The Mirror for me is the worst for doing it.
The frustrating thing about Tuna is that it would be so much cheaper if it was sustainably obtained! the current method is VERY inefficient....