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product_id: 343338752
title: "(Pack of 5 x 160g) El Manar Solid Tuna in Virgin Olive Oil 160g"
brand: "el manar"
price: "€ 33.40"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 5
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# (Pack of 5 x 160g) El Manar Solid Tuna in Virgin Olive Oil 160g

**Brand:** el manar
**Price:** € 33.40
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

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- **What is this?** (Pack of 5 x 160g) El Manar Solid Tuna in Virgin Olive Oil 160g by el manar
- **How much does it cost?** € 33.40 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Description

(Pack of 5 x 160g) El Manar Solid Tuna in Virgin Olive Oil 160g : desertcart.co.uk: Grocery

Review: This Tuna is very delicious, one of the best Tuna I ever tried. More natural than the fake tuna in the market.
Review: If you're reluctant to buy any tuna, considering the risks associated with processing and mercury, as well as the havoc tuna fishing visits on our oceans and the species that inhabit them, well, you're right. Tuna will not be long in my diet. But having cottoned onto Mediterranean tuna - fresher, processed to healthier safety standards than tuna in most of the world - during the pandemic, I'm having a last fling. I've followed the reviews and the industry research to limit sources to Spain, Italy, Portugal and Tunisia. Find a brand, order it once or twice, then watch it go out of stock for months. This one is delicious like the others from those waters. Don't fall for one of the big global or American brands that says the fish is from the Med. It may be, but how old is it, and how and where was it processed? What kind of tuna is it? Even this tuna is a guilty pleasure til it has to stop. But oh I never knew canned tuna could be so good.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Package Dimensions | 21.03 x 19.72 x 9.19 cm; 162 g |
| Manufacturer reference | 6194029100415 |
| Brand | El Manar |
| Format | Chunk |
| Package Information | Tin |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** El Manar
- **Item form:** Chunk
- **Item weight:** 162 Grams
- **Number of pieces:** 10
- **Package weight:** 2.11 Kilograms

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Whats the Mecury level of this product?**
A: Sorry i have no idea but as a mediterranean fish i doubt its level is high.. i hope it will help...

**Q: What’s the difference between this tuna vs the solid tuna in virgin olive oil - canned tuna fish in cold pressed tunisian olive oil from el manar?**
A: This deserves an answer. I ordered both to test them myself a couple months ago. I'm not talking putting on a labcoat and smearing this stuff on a slide for the microscope. There were no petrie dishes and culturing involved here. So take this from a consumer.

I determined the difference the only way I could: I ate it. The family ate it. From what we could determine, the premium has a flakier texture, softer, and perhaps slightly more flavorful. The oil possibly appeared thicker. Take careful note of my adverbs in my descriptions. So what was the difference? As sort of a test, we felt the premium was good - but perhaps not so much that it was all that immediately noticeable. We felt the price was very reasonable and that the purchase was a "good buy." The premium tasted like a better tuna.

One consumer to the other. Your mileage may vary.

**Q: Is the tuna raw?**
A: No there isn't a canned tuna that i know of that is raw.  But this tuna from Tunisia my wifes country is great.  The flavor is bold.

**Q: What kind of tuna this is? Maybe the seller can answer this question**
A: Red Tuna from between the “Cap-Bon” in Tunisia and Cecilia Italy. Probably the testiest. Tunisians would pay about 3-4 times for it than imported ones. La Matanza is the way it is fished. A technique that you find it frequently represented in Roman and Carthagenian (Carthage is old Tunisia) mozaics.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***N on 9 January 2026*

This Tuna is very delicious, one of the best Tuna I ever tried. More natural than the fake tuna in the market.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by T***G on 4 August 2021*

If you're reluctant to buy any tuna, considering the risks associated with processing and mercury, as well as the havoc tuna fishing visits on our oceans and the species that inhabit them, well, you're right. Tuna will not be long in my diet. But having cottoned onto Mediterranean tuna - fresher, processed to healthier safety standards than tuna in most of the world - during the pandemic, I'm having a last fling. I've followed the reviews and the industry research to limit sources to Spain, Italy, Portugal and Tunisia. Find a brand, order it once or twice, then watch it go out of stock for months. This one is delicious like the others from those waters. Don't fall for one of the big global or American brands that says the fish is from the Med. It may be, but how old is it, and how and where was it processed? What kind of tuna is it? Even this tuna is a guilty pleasure til it has to stop. But oh I never knew canned tuna could be so good.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by U***H on 14 April 2020*

Found out about this tuna by chance, thanks to a refrigerator repairman who's originally from Morocco. He gave me a can, along with some "Harissa Du Bon Cap", and said "this is the real deal". I can't believe how good it is. There's just no comparison to all the store brands out there, even the pricey wild-caught ones. The taste and texture are incredible, and so is the cold-pressed extra-virgin olive oil A lot of tuna for the money too. My fourth order since Jan -- everyone keeps asking me for a can! The seller, Kartago America, ships promptly, with everything well-packaged.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-08*