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Old 05-15-08 | 05:46 AM
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i switched over to eating just the tuna straight out of the can... its not to bad
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Old 05-15-08 | 05:47 AM
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Well, I wouldn't be afraid of putting "good" fat in with my tuna, or anywhere else for that matter, so I'd suggest things like avocado and such, but if you want low fat options I usually mix my tuna with cottage cheese and salsa. Sometimes I add black beans as well. It's really yummy!
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Old 05-15-08 | 06:16 AM
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For a quick lunch, I open the can, put in a tbl of olive oil and 2 tbl of balsamic vinegar

Works great for a lunch at work that I can stash for an emergency, like when someone has just brought in six pizzas
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