Tuna Deals & Offers

Mine was dispatched about 20 mins ago and it's going to be delivered by Amazon logistics.

I have just had a dispatch with dpd which I found strange as normally Hermes they send them with but my last one with 1 tin was ups

Forgot to cancel mine. Oh well! You win some, you lose some.

What ones did you get dispatched

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Got some in newbury tesco

Was in my local Tesco extra brent park

Some in ayr Scotland bought yesterday

There's something fishy about this deal...

Got these Tesco bishop Auckland ( north east England) today

But these and put them in the food banks...

Tesco surely rubbing their hands together as mugs pay full price to buy their spoiled goods in massive quantities.

They do the branded ones in B&M for £3.

Reduced to clear?!?! In this current climate, "clearing" would be a walk in the park

You can also get a Rolls-Royce Phantom for £363,600, but neither of them are the same as the deal posted.

Understood, and most welcome ;) I don't take any notice of anything a seller has to say. It's as you say, just trying to fool us. I just look at the bottom line, the cost. All the best. :)

I just thought the point about stores attempts to fool us was a little interesting, I didn't feel that you in anyway were being negative and whilst I did use the word "support" it was really in reference to me being unsure about the long term pricing structure. Thanks for being concerned anyway. :D (y)

I've managed to drop a lot of weight eating tuna. I cant' SWIM any better, I should be like a soddin human torPEdo given the volume I've consumed, but hey-ho. My point is I do look out fer deals on this stuff, and it always makes me smile to see the cost in Waitrose...ouch, no...£3.50? it's the "norm", but like all prices & stores, even the location of the stores (so same "chain" different location) prices will fluctuate, I think it's a horses fer courses thing.

You don't need to support your point, nobody (me for example) has said anything negative about your post, quite the opposite in fact...you highlighted it's not Morrisons specific, and I'd call that a positive, since we don't have a Morrisons in this, or the next town along.

I cannot be certain as I don't buy this regularly, but I am reasonably sure that £3.50 is the typical price and only goes above thisoccasionally so stores can claim they are reducing it to £3.50. According to mysupermarket this is only 9% below the average price, which supports my point.

Love this, I'd buy it if I could!

OOS

Probably even longer deliver at the moment. They’re China based and when asked on Instagram when a new model which was previously ‘coming soon’ was going to be available, they said “no estimate at the moment” making me wonder if production/shipping is being hit by Coronavirus restrictions.

i would have this if it was the non PADI one, i am a BSAC diver :D

Only if you hate your kids and you want them to get bullied in school !

Yes it is. Combine it with money off vouchers you can download from the farmfoods website, quids in!

Is this still on offer?

Bought some a few days ago. Perfect for work lunches.

They are flakes,not chunks so bear that in mind

Have been eating this brand for a few years now. Never had any problems with it.

I buy morrisons own tuna £3 for pack of 4, coming from John West too I think its of equal or higher quality. Tried stockwell mayonnaise thinking it was tesco own, Never tasted anything so vile. It has the look and texture of e45 and tastes of just oil. Can only think its a basics brand disguised to look own brand or higher, like their farm brand scam on produce, its just basics rebranded. Still searching for a decent quality mayo without spending farm shop money or making myself. The winiary branded one from the polish section has nice flavour, I've forgotten the catering brand that I used to love. Transformed what would be a standard takeaway chicken sandwich 😋😋

Try Stockwell & Co, I was surprised coming from John West

These can't be called chunks, they're like the flakes and a lot of brown meat. I compared asda, tesco and morrisons and morrisons the only one that was actually a chunk of tuna. Also sad as it sounds I weighed the drained content and every tin for asda and tesco were atleast 10% less than stated whereas morrisons was closer to claimed weight. I needed to separate them for recipes so thought why not find out (embarrassed)

Picked up a few yesterday Tesco Widnes for £1.57

Many of da best tunes comes from Burnage. Oasis were born their.

6 pack for £3.99 at Farmfoods.

Thanks OP and thanks to you also. Very helpful post (y)

Was looking for cheap tuna. 67p p can suits me. Ta

This works out at 75p a can, not everyone has a local B&M so for the sake of a 4p per can difference this is a good deal. Asdas own brand isn't even the same product? Why not mention smart price tuna too (annoyed)

This is about normal price what I would expect. Same price in B&M also I believe. ... ah, just noticed B&M also have a 6 pack at £4.25 (usual price) = 71p per can. Otherwise, ASDA's own "Skipjack Tuna Chunks" in brine / sunflower, is a better deal - normally £2.84 for 4, but currently reduced to £2.69. Which works out at ~67p per can. ... Odd, couldn't post this comment with link to ASDA, because apparently "You cannot use the groceries.asda.com domain as it’s banned." ?! (skeptical)

47mm including the band, but main watch body is 43mm. Not overly large on my wrist compared to my 43mm Breitling Navitimer or my 43mm IWC. Good weight. Nice watch and great price.

As the mesh with Stainless shroud combination on the vintage Seiko Tuna Quartz drew a lot of positive comment, for anyone who likes the look and wants Solar, how about a Citizen EcoDrive BN0150-28E on a mesh strap? Comes with a Silicone strap but plenty of 20mm mesh options out there.

Nice watch, good price, but as others said, quite substantial (1.55cm case height)

I was going to wait til I made my first million before buying this watch but my other half told me I couldn't afford it even then as she wasn't going to increase my pocket until a billion.

With all this talk of a £209 watch being really expensive, the preserve of the tedious or pretentious and out of the reach of some, just be thankful I haven’t started quoting from the Monty Python Four Yorkshireman sketch. LUXURY! (lol)

Love tuna hot

Reduced from 1.49

Is this normal price or have they been reduced?

Beats the 99p ones at HB.

£10 at our local chippy gives exactly the same effect for days... and zero fire hazard.

These are top drawer handy. I keep one in my drawer (unopened of course) at work for the mornings i can`t be hooped making a sanny. Decent amount of peppercorns in them so no additional seasoning needed.

Are you trapped in the store room?

NIIICE!

I prefer John Wick tuna myself

(cheeky)

Asda tuna is £2.69 odd for 4 cans and very nice :)

All info helps.thanks. :)

B&M doing 4 cans for £3...too, IF that helps anyone.

Really.first I know about it.

Months/years even !!

For now you will always have to change the time every six months (DST). Although Eurocrats voted to delete daylight savings recently.

Satellite clocks are all 4 seconds out due to time dilation, I'm not making this up.

If your radio controlled watch was 15 seconds out permanently (not that it can be, I know) would you even know? When people regularly pay 20 grand for a radio controlled watch then that'll be when society values accuracy over craftsmanship.

I apologise for the late reply but you didn't quote my comment so I did not get a notification that you had replied to it. You are right in some respects - I do prefer digital to vinyl and photos to paintings. I do however prefer live singing to recorded and freshly cooked food to processed. As to watches, I will concede that everyone is different and I certainly respect your right to prefer automatic to quartz. For my part, when I look at my watch I prefer it to be displaying the actual time and not something close to it.

The GPS setup is on 95% Solar Seiko's. Seiko's Solar setup is relatively new And as such isn't as reliable or refined as Citizen. I had one die within 10 months. I have an old Promaster that died at 15.. years. Yet I like this budget Tuna, especially in the Rodger Moore Bond colours (needs slinging on a NATO or French Inf strap though).

Tuna steaks in a can you dogmott

Mashed tuna chunks with Mayo with cucumber in sandwiches! Perfect and easy.

Bargain - thanks OP for the illustrated heads up

do lidl do a spring water one? i give the stinking stuff to the cats they love it

Weekend deals are terrible now. Wouldn't expect a scrum!! Kx

Had one of these tins tonight,I was surprised at how little is in the tin,it says 102g drained weight but half the tin seemed emty in comparison to Sainsburys basics tins that are supposed to be 120g drained and you struggle to get the tuna out of the tin it's so tightly packed in,something doesn't add up here,the Sainsburys basic looked double the amount when on the plate

Get yourself to B&M and realise the error of your ways (y) (cheeky)

I can’t imagine anything more miserable than the 20 seconds it takes to open the can and turn it upside down over the kitchen sink. Truly tiresome work indeed. :|

John West 4 x 2 £6 at Iceland

Thanks

had this on order for 3 months, still waiting for delivery

It won't add to my basket :(

"Currently unavailable". Good thing as I don't have a cat!

(shock) (shock) (shock) Too much cheap tuna! Enough already. What we all want to know is who has the cheapest tinned tuna fillets (not flakes)? Price per kilo.

B&M doing a reasonable price on tuna.

Princes food is very very average

Aldi & Lidl products are always worth a crack. You may not recognise the name, but it's often the everyday quality products you'd find in german supermarkets. That said, "tuna is tuna"? no way, Some of it even the blood y CAT would turn it's nose up at

This is so not true. Quality of tinned tuna can vary a lot...