Bonito Del Norte Tuna In Oil, 3.24 OZ

They are absolutely delicious! I buy those when I visit my parents next to Spain and was happy to find the brand here. When I bought those 50 cans price came up to $138 with taxes including a coupon. Now they seem to be around $250, which is ridiculous. You can get that price per unit with buying only one… so I recommend buying if you can get a good price, should be noted this must be kept in fridge to keep original flavor so even more of a reason to only buy bulk if it’s a good deal. Delicious in salad with tomatoes and olive oil !

Beautiful flaky delicate tuna, full of flavor but not fishy! I love the quality of the olive oil the tuna is packed in, it’s so fresh. I also love that this tuna is caught on a line, sustainable practices make this a tuna i can buy without guilt! The beautiful flavor and light brininess are perfect to mix with pasta!

I would buy this more often if it weren't so costly. I already buy quite a bit of it, but consider it a luxury.

Though I also like the Italian Tuba with olive oil, I prefer Ortiz because it tastes & smells less fishy & because I grew up eating this Tuna as a child living in Spain. I make Tuna salads many times for lunch using a a moderate amt. of Mayonnaise & Mexican hot sauce mixing it with the olive oil...delicious! I also use in green salads with a hard boiled egg...delicious!

After having canned tuna my whole life, this is the best by far. Great flavor, texture and well worth the cost!

Delicious and good quality; usually feels always fresh but not worth the price. This is very little tuna for that price

This is a consistently high quality tuna steak - lots of protein, and they keep very well in the olive oil.

It's canned tuna in olive oil. Perhaps a bit more fishy taste than water packed tuna. And I will wipe the taste off my lips, and maybe my tongue. I thought after all the rave reviews it would be something special. The best part is the price. I did not have to pay 28.00 dollars to taste what is supposedly the best most likely canned tuna to give me a gourmand orgasm. Canned tuna like canned peaches bears no resemblance to the fresh version. Save your money and get some genuine caviar. Now that is worth spreading on a cracker.

Forget those nasty salty anchovies you get in the supermarket! These are a game-changer - so delicious, great depth of flavour.

Bought 50 boxes of these Ortiz anchovies in December only to realise later that they went out of date only 3 months later. No one can finish 50 tins in 3 months! The short expiry was never disclosed. Usually when we buy from a supermarket there is at least a year or two left on the best before date. Very disappointing...