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Alelma Tuna Fish with Red Pepper and Extra Virgin Olive Oil in a Jar 212gr

Alelma tuna with red pepper and extra virgin olive oil combines Alalunga white tuna from Alonissos with a spicy flavour. It can be served in salads, as an appetiser, or to add flavour to a variety of...

Alelma tuna with red pepper and extra virgin olive oil combines Alalunga white tuna from Alonissos with a spicy flavour. It can be served in salads, as an appetiser, or to add flavour to a variety of dishes.

  • Type: Tuna
  • Contains: Red pepper and extra virgin olive oil
  • Weight: 212 g
  • Quantity: 1
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8 90 €
Delivery by Tue, 10 Nov
14,00 €   shipping cost
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Reviews (32)

Reviews

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What do users say? AI-generated summary

Users particularly appreciate the quality and flavor of the tuna, which stands out from ordinary canned tuna with its more pronounced fish flavor and large chunks. Its origin in Greek and Mediterranean waters is also mentioned. However, some consider it expensive.

  • It is indeed caught in the Mediterranean (from the FAO codes listed on the label). It is in thick pieces and not scraps. It does not have at all that strong smell that tuna found in a can has and has a much better taste.

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    3
  • I didn't see a big difference from the others, it's just very overpriced and the quantity is excessively small

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    0
  • You can tell that you're eating tuna, it can't be compared to the products that exist in the supermarket. From Greek seas and not from the Pacific Ocean and the aftermath of Fukushima

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    6
  • No relationship with supermarket canned products. You can tell it's more fishy and has a different taste. The Pacific has issues from what I read and most tunas are caught there except for one that is caught in Ecuador. The island tuna is caught in clean seas and surely its price will be higher, but so is its quality

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    1
  • excellent quality

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Description & Specifications

Alelma tuna with red pepper and extra virgin olive oil combines Alalunga white tuna from Alonissos with a spicy flavour. It can be served in salads, as an appetiser, or to add flavour to a variety of dishes.

  • Type: Tuna
  • Contains: Red pepper and extra virgin olive oil
  • Weight: 212 g
  • Quantity: 1

Manufacturer

Specifications

Type
Tuna Fish
Pieces
1 pcs

Dietary Preferences

Organic Product
No
Gluten free
No

Quantity

Weight
212 gr

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (32)

  1. 24
  2. 8
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Quality
  • Practical packaging
  • Value for money

What do users say? AI-generated summary

Users particularly appreciate the quality and flavor of the tuna, which stands out from ordinary canned tuna with its more pronounced fish flavor and large chunks. Its origin in Greek and Mediterranean waters is also mentioned. However, some consider it expensive.

  • It is indeed caught in the Mediterranean (from the FAO codes listed on the label). It is in thick pieces and not scraps. It does not have at all that strong smell that tuna found in a can has and has a much better taste.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • I didn't see a big difference from the others, it's just very overpriced and the quantity is excessively small

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • You can tell that you're eating tuna, it can't be compared to the products that exist in the supermarket. From Greek seas and not from the Pacific Ocean and the aftermath of Fukushima

    Translated from Greek ·
    6
  • No relationship with supermarket canned products. You can tell it's more fishy and has a different taste. The Pacific has issues from what I read and most tunas are caught there except for one that is caught in Ecuador. The island tuna is caught in clean seas and surely its price will be higher, but so is its quality

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • excellent quality

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    0
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8,90 €
14,00 €   shipping cost