If not tuna...what is it??
 

Been a couple weeks since I had one...it smelled and looked like tuna :confused:

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/subway-tuna-bread-explained-011752185.html

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Funny that the movie is in the year 2022..
I've seen it..might have to again sometime.

This is those damn crab sticks all over again!

Yep. 99% of crab sticks purchased at a store or included in sushi (like "California rolls") is not crab. I think it's mostly white-fish and wheat flour, IIRC.

AKA "Crabolene"

^^^ at least the imitation crab has some fish in it.
They're saying the tuna sandwich has no tuna or fish at all

Alleged

I used to eat that stuff 25 years ago, and it was funky back then.

tunaducken?

I had it a couple weeks ago only because I was with friends who love that place.

Personally, I hate it....especially standing in line to have to pick all your ingredients.
Also..doesn't matter what type of meat you order...it all tastes the same.

Curious. Never had one. Seems like I never will.

There's an idea. I love duck...combined with real tuna...might be good.

That's one reason I don't eat beef, fowl or seafood. That's been 35 years now. But before that I wouldn't eat anything that came in a sealed bag that was supposed to be from one of the sources listed above. I think I stopped eating bologna at about age 15. Remember Oscar Meyer's Sandwich spread?

Rat food.

lawsuit for $5 million.
I would have asked for a years free of sandwiches...lol
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This thread reminded me of the story that 'This American Life' did on synthetic calamari.

^^^ Did they use Jackie Chiles?

Oh God! I remember that one.

hog rectum?

Yup.

tasty

Gotta use every part of the buffalo, so to speak.

I'll eat tuna salad at home, rarely out, and never at a fast food joint. Mystery meat personified.

Just remember.... If it smells like fish...

Subway says it is tuna.

Get out your DNA Sequencer if you want to check

Went to Panama a couple years ago to see the canal.
Stopped at a few coastal fish markets and had lunch there.
The ceviche was excellent. After lunch we walked through the fish cleaning section where the ceviche comes from.

That's the last time I'll ever eat ceviche.

My first thought was AOC.

Cat food ??

Bad hygiene?

Imitation crab is typically hake or burbot or some other undesirable bottom fish. When I was commercial fishing off Vancouver Island in the mid 90’s, there were several local boats dragging for this. They would either deliver to one of the Russian factory processor boats at the 100 mile line or would deliver to Ucuelet Seafood Processors. The guys working for the factory boats would transfer the cod end of their nets to the factory boat and hook up a separate cod end and go back to fishing. Lots of radio traffic amongst all those guys at the time.

or pollock. In Japan they actually make this stuff really well.
I actually like the imitation lobster, with lemon juice, sundried tomato, a touch of mayo, capers, and cayenne. Picked it up from a local barfood spot, and its the best $5 seafood cocktail you'll ever have.

I bet it's Emu.

Yes pollock. That’s what I meant, burbot is a freshwater fish...

Does that mean a krabby patty is not really crab? Kind of makes sense, what with Mr. Krabs being a crab. That would just be weird. Like soylent green for humans.

Someone knows. Never had it myself. I’m curious now though.

I only get the tuna sub at Subway smothered in synthetic black olives.

I genuinely like the sammich.

Never tried the subway and now I never will. Don't even eat real canned tuna too often. I don't hate it but my brain is telling me I'm eating cat food. Now fresh raw Ahi is another thing, yum

Tuna is one of the more healthy foods to eat.....just be sure to squeeze all the oil out before eating.

except for the toxic mercury from coal plants (mostly in China)

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/mercury-in-tuna#contamination