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Is Trader Joe’s smoked tuna raw?

Asked: Jake Hammer, Last Updated:

Normally poke is made with raw sashimi grade tuna, but Trader Joe's Sesame Crusted Smoked Ahi Tuna is a wonderful substitute, the only downside is it comes in slices like lox, so you can't cut the tuna into cubes like you normally would for poke.

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