Anyone else noticed tuna is full of dark bits?

[lifeandcake]

Tinned tuna I mean.
I hate being so fussy but I am, I swear these days a tin of princes or John west tuna is always full of little dark bits and black bits that I spend 15 minutes picking out before I’m happy to eat it.
Has this always been the case?

Yep

No

Buy Ortiz tuna. Be happy (just briefly before it bankrupts you).

Ive thought it was more skin than before. It’s gross. My cat won’t eat any now. From any brand. They are now all Apparently shite. Makes me wonder why Im eating them…

@UnfashionableArtexhow much does one of them set you back?

Be glad you don’t live in South Korea 😅 every third tin I opened I’d see a tuna worm. 🪱 it’s quite an unsavoury fish, really.

I thought it was just me having bad luck with it.
Does anyone else think it's gone really tasteless and bland as well?

I used to love tuna but now every brand I try looks very minced up, like cat food 😳

We call tinned tuna , cat tuna because it's only suitable to give to a cat and not for human consumption .
Try the tuna in glass jars , it's much more expensive but really nice .
We buy ours in Sainsbury's , M & S or Waitrose .

Yes!

So what are the black bits then?

Buy tinned tuna steaks not just tuna which is generally mushy bits

@lifeandcake £5.65 at Waitrose

Waitrose tuna in olive oil is the nuts. No black bits to be seen.

WTF is a tuna worm??

What?! I can never eat tuna again after reading this!!

I just noticed this yesterday - definitely more dark bits. Doesn't bother me though