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Why is there oil in tuna cans?

Asked: Michael Lindner, Last Updated:

[Tuna packed in oil, either vegetable oil or olive oil, is usually cooked, fish and oil together, in the can. Many tuna producers contend that oil-processed tuna is always better and that water leaches out flavor.]

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