Costco’s Genova Tonno Tuna
I am usually a huge fan of Costco and their products. One of my friends told me that their canned tuna, Genova Tonno Tuna, is imported from Italy and much better than regular canned tuna. I heard at a culinary course at the 92nd Street Y (the Y in Manhattan) that Flott and Callipo, two brands of tuna both imported from Italy, are amazing and completely different than your Starkist or other standard canned tuna. I always wanted to try it out, so I thought I’d give Costco’s Italian imported tuna a try. I must say that I am not terribly impressed. It just seemed like a more expensive can of regular tuna. The smell was equally fishy, the taste was essentially the same, and honestly I like albacore tuna better. I still want to get my hands on a can of Flott tuna and Callipo tuna, but until that point, I will stick to the “standard” canned tuna.
Here is a photo of what Costco’s Genova Tonno Tuna looks like… granted you can’t see how it tastes from my photo, but you can see that it looks like every other can of tuna:

I like Trader Joe’s canned Alaskan salmon. Very tasty in a salad with low fat mayo, lemon juice, chopped onion and ground pepper on toasted Trader Joe’s Tuscan Pane bread and sliced cheese!
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Tonno Genova is yellowfin tuna, the best tuna money can buy. There’s a reason they don’t give you albacore sashimi, you get yellowfin sashimi. For years I’ve been buying solid white albacore but recently tried Tonno Genova and I will never go back to “regular” tuna. Keep in mind I didn’t realize it was yellowfin until after I ate (and loved) it so my opinion wasn’t skewed. The tuna has a milder flavor, I just love it.