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liuzhou

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I always have a can of tuna in the pantry (usually this Hong Kong brand). Always in oil - here soya oil. There is sometimes another brand which is in olive oil. I'll buy that for preference, but haven't seen it for a while.

tuna.jpg

 

But I only eat it in the direst emergencies. Like when I've run out of shoes to stew.

Fresh tuna on the other hand, I love. Especially as sashimi.

I've never seen canned salmon here. Not that I'm crying myself to sleep every night craving it.

Edited to add: I've just checked on Taobao, China's main online shopping platform and they have Princes Canned Salmon from England. A 160g can costs ¥64.80 + ¥20 delivery. That's a total of approximately $12.50 USD. I can get another tasty pair of shoes for less!

liuzhou

liuzhou


more typos

I always have a can of tuna in the pantry (usually this Hong Kong brand). Always in oil - here soya oil. There is sometimes another brand which is in olive oil. I'll buy that for preference, but haven't seen it for a while.

tuna.jpg

 

But I only eat it in the direst emergencies. Like when I've run out of shoes to stew.

Fresh tuna on the other hand, I love. Especially as sashimi.

I've never seen canned salmon here. Not that I'm crying myself to sleep every night craving it.

Edited to add: I've just checked on Taobal, China's main online shopping platform and they have Princes Canned Salmon from England. A 160g can costs ¥64.80 + ¥20 delivery. That's a total of approximately $12.50 USD. I can get another tasty pair of shoes for less!

liuzhou

liuzhou


putting words in the correct order - duh!

I always have a can of tuna in the pantry (usually this Hong Kong brand). Always in oil - here soya oil. There is sometimes another brand which is in olive oil. I'll buy that for preference, but haven't seen it for a while.

tuna.jpg

 

But I only eat it in the direst emergencies. Like when I've run out of shoes to stew.

Fresh tuna on the other hand,I love. Especially as sashimi.

I've never seen canned salmon here. Not that I'm crying myself to sleep very night craving it.

Edited to add: I've just checked on Taobal, China's main online shopping platform and they have Princes Canned Salmon from England. A 160g can costs ¥64.80 + ¥20 delivery. That's a total of approximately $12.50 USD. I can get another tasty pair of shoes for less!

liuzhou

liuzhou


putting words in the correct order - duh!

I always have a can of tuna in the pantry (usually this Hong Kong brand). Always in oil - here soya oil. There is sometimes another brand which is in olive oil. I'll buy that for preference, but haven't seen it for a while.

tuna.jpg

 

But I only eat it in the direst emergencies. Like when I've run out of shoes to stew.

Fresh tuna on the other hand,I love. Especially as sashimi.

I've never seen canned salmon here. Not that I'm crying myself to sleep very night craving it.

Edited to add: I've just checked on Taobal, China's main online shopping platform and they have Princes Canned Salmon from England. A 160g can costs ¥64.80 + ¥20 delivery. That's a total of approximately $12.50 USD. I can get another pair of shoes for less!

liuzhou

liuzhou


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I always have a can in of tuna the pantry (usually this Hong Kong brand). Always in oil - here soya oil. There is sometimes another brand which is in olive oil. I'll buy that for preference, but haven't seen it for a while.

tuna.jpg

 

But I only eat it in the direst emergencies. Like when I've run out of shoes to stew.

Fresh tuna on the other hand,I love. Especially as sashimi.

I've never seen canned salmon here. Not that I'm crying myself to sleep very night craving it.

Edited to add: I've just checked on Taobal, China's main online shopping platform and they have Princes Canned Salmon from England. A 160g can costs ¥64.80 + ¥20 delivery. That's a total of approximately $12.50 USD. I can get another pair of shoes for less!

liuzhou

liuzhou

I always have a can in of tuna the pantry (usually this Hong Kong brand). Always in oil - here soya oil. There is sometimes another brand which is in olive oil. I'll buy that for preference, but haven't seen it for a while.

tuna.jpg

 

But I only eat it in the direst emergencies. Like when I've run out of shoes to stew.

Fresh tuna on the other hand,I love. Especially as sashimi.

I've never seen canned salmon here. Not that I'm crying myself to sleep very night craving it.

Edited to add: I've just checked on Taobal, China's main online shopping platform and they have Princes Canned Salmon from England. A 160g can costs ¥64.80 + ¥20 deliver. That's a total of approximately $12.50 USD. I can get another pair of shoes for less!

liuzhou

liuzhou

I always have a can in of tuna the pantry (usually this Hong Kong brand). Always in oil - here soya oil. There is sometimes another brand which is in olive oil. I'll buy that for preference, but haven't seen it for a while.

tuna.jpg

 

But I only eat it in the direst emergencies. Like when I've run out of shoes to stew.

Fresh tuna on the other hand,I love. Especially as sashimi.

I've never seen canned salmon here. Not that I'm crying myself to sleep very night craving it.

liuzhou

liuzhou

I always have a can in of tuna the pantry (usually this Hong Kong brand). Always in oil - here soya oil. There is sometimes another brand which is in olive oil. I'll buy that for preference, but haven't seen it for a while.

tuna.jpg

 

But I only eat it in the direst emergencies. Like when I've run out of shoes to stew.

Fresh tuna on the other hand,I love. Especially as sashimi.

liuzhou

liuzhou

I always have a can in of tuna the pantry (usually this Hong Kong brand). Always in oil. There is sometimes another brand which is in olive oil. I'll buy that for preference, but haven't seen it for a while.

tuna.jpg

 

But I only eat it in the direst emergencies. Like when I've run out of shoes to stew.

Fresh tuna on the other hand,I love. Especially as sashimi.

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