Cut
Chunk
Chunk is the everyday cut, solid pieces broken from the loin, the same fish at a lower price.
About 190 chunk tins, mostly tuna. Made for cooking rather than plating: folded through pasta or beans, flaked into a salad, piled into a sandwich. Good value and versatile, the chunk is the cut you cook with.
MrTinned on tins cut as chunk
Tins in the index190
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Ninety days, to 5 October 2026. A pair of dashes is a field with no query behind it yet.
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TinSpeciesCheapest atPrice
The Big Green tin, Thick Tuna pieces; Premium Bonito del Norte / Albacoreby AgromarBonito del NorteEat More Fish€16.00
Real Conservera Española - Mussels in Escabeche - Extra Large (7 - 9 pieces)by Real Conservera EspañolaMusselTinmongerCA$38.99
Trozos de Bonito de Burela en aceite de olivaby Conservas Faro de BurelaTunaConservas Faro de Burela€9.75
Twenty tins to a page. A row with no price is a tin we hold but nobody we track is selling today.
Cut is read from the label and from the ingredient list. Where a label states neither, the tin carries no cut rather than a guessed one.
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SheetWhere the can came from: a Welsh sheet, an English press, a New York seam and a Pittsburgh ring.
MrTinned · Issue 21, 3 October 2026