Great tuna can deals I found at The Warehouse.
At first I thought it was a pricing error, but it isn't as I am expecting delivery soon. Stocks are running out fast, I ordered 14 but only expecting 8 cans, the rest were refunded.
You'll need to check the store availability maybe to get it from the store. Each can are sold around $6+ each so I find this a good deal.
It was showing out of stock for online order yesterday, now it's not. You can try your luck doing it online. Otherwise, Sylvia Park is showing available in-store at the moment.
Can't add 2 units.
If I add a 2nd unit it's suddenly "out of stock", if I change quantity in my cart it refreshes to 1 again. Either they only have 1 left in stock or it's broken.
My personal strategy is to avoid canned foods, as this is one of the sources of hormone disrupting chemicals.
https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn7440-gender-bending-c…
https://news.stanford.edu/2016/06/29/stanford-researcher-fin…
Wow thanks for sharing that, I had no idea - interesting studies. Good thing I avoid most packaged foods but I'll be honest, canned tomatoes have been a go-to for me!
edit: Upon further research it seems most companies have ditched that coating a long time ago, probably would pay to check if Sealord do the same.
More than 90% of cans are now BPA free
https://www.packagingdigest.com/food-packaging/most-food-can…
I'd also avoid cans. Not only BPA, there are other chemicals like phalates.
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/08/17/health/bpa-bisphenol-a-pl….
Besides "Packaging Digest has been the Voice of the Packaging Community" ;) This is what the industry would like you to think. I can't see any study, just industry marketing.
Links dead now for me
seems to be limited stock now, for AK CnC and Delivery :( ! that was fast. Can only buy 1 unit.