My daughter and I are such tuna lovers and so when San Marino with their very obvious endorser Darna, a show my mom watched religiously, and it’s actress and actor endorser Marian Rivera and Dingdong Dantes, I have to try it.

San Marino corned tuna claimed it has less oil and more meat. True to it claims it has less oil.  I wasn’t impressed at first taste, to me it tasted bland.  So I have to put my own flavoring and made my adobo tuna, with lots and lots of garlic.

And then Century Tuna came with their own version of corned tuna with Derek Ramsey as its endorser, I can’t resist.

I opened both cans simultaneously.  I opened the San Marino Corned Tuna first and then the Century Tuna Corned Tuna.  Now I see the obvious difference.  The smell!

San Marino Corned Tuna smells really good.  Century Tuna Corned Tuna smells fishy. I can smell the stench of fish, and my cats love such smell so they trooped me as I opened the cans.

San Marino is not salty and the taste is just right, it does taste healthy.   Century Corned Tuna taste fishy, I can also taste the onions in it.  It’s very salty compared to San Marino.

I put both in an enclosed container and opened the Century Tuna first then the San Marino to see if I was just being biased when it comes to smell, the slightly foul odor from the Century Tuna is very prominent, while San Marino doesn’t have that fishy smell.

Ingredients of San Marino Corned Tuna:

• Tuna Flakes
• Soy Protein
• Concentrate
• Soya Oil
• Thickener
• Sugar
• Iodized Salt
• Seasoning

Ingredients of Century Tuna Corned tuna:

• Tuna Flakes
• Soy Protein
• Concentrate
• Water
• Soya Oil
• Onion
• Minced Garlic
• Spices and Seasoning

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