Yep, Vegan Tinned Fish Is a Thing (vegnews.com)

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Not really into a lot of fake meat, and some of these look like cat food, but I guess if you want to convert a recipe to vegan using tuna, here you go. I would rather use slightly mashed chickpeas seasoned with nori or other seaweed, tbh. Anyone try these?

The concept of vegan tinned fish might sound weird at first, but it’s just another emerging sector of the thriving plant-based meat industry.

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[-] Cowbee@lemmy.ml 10 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

It's actually pretty good, if expensive. Mostly an itch-scratcher, not something to base your diet around. I'd say stick with other tuna substitutes like chickpeas tho.

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