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Fresh nice tuna

Fenderhead · 2007-04-21 19:36:27

Can anyone recommend me where I could possibly buy some fresh nice tuna? I would prefer if it would not be tinned like the ones in the supermarkets. Thanks

21-04-2007 7:36pm

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Fenderhead

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Can anyone recommend me where I could possibly buy some fresh nice tuna? I would prefer if it would not be tinned like the ones in the supermarkets. Thanks

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#2 21-04-2007 7:47pm

spurious

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I can't say for definite but I would expect somewhere like Wright's or Beshoff's or Nicky's Place in Howth to have fresh tuna.

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#3 22-04-2007 11:32am

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It isn't Tuna season yet so you won't be getting Albacore, in another few months there should be some Irish boats landing Tuna.
I would prefer Albacore to Yellowfin,Bluefin is only good for sashimi/sushi and skipjack is too dark for my taste.

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#4 28-04-2007 5:49pm

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M&S normally have Tuna in their fish section - if there is one near you.

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