White Bonito Tuna

White Bonito Tuna in Olive Oil at great price

White bonito is a type of tuna found in all tropical waters and temperate oceans. Its species is called Thunnus Alalunga, but its common names are white tuna or Albacore. White tuna is different from the rest because its fishing is selective, one by one.

The name "Bonito del Norte" originated because this tuna is fished in the Cantabrian Sea. It is one of the most valuable tunas in the gastronomic market, but also one of the scarcest.

The Bonito is characterized by having one of the tastiest fish meats, with a soft texture and a lighter color than other tuna types.

It’s usually prepared in loins or slices. Gastronomic Spain offers the white bonito tuna canned in a 220 gr. glass jar with olive oil.

As well as light tuna, the white bonito tuna is a blue fish with a great vitamin, mineral and energy nutrients content.

Don’t hesitate and take a look at our online store if you want to get tuna, white bonito or any similar products, as well as sea appetizers or other typical products of the Spanish gastronomy which are very unlikely to find outside Spain.

Canned White Bonito Tuna at great price

Canned white bonito tuna belongs to the Thunnus Alalunga specie, although they are more commonly known as Bonito del Norte, white tuna or Albacore.

As well as light tuna, the white bonito tuna is a blue fish with a great vitamin, mineral and energy nutrients content. It’s characterised by The Bonito is characterized by having one of the tastiest fish meats, with a soft texture and a lighter color than other tuna types.

Enjoy the best canned white bonito tuna thanks to Gastronomic Spain and please yourself with this Spanish delicacy. We encourage you to buy this cheap white bonito tuna. You’ll love it.

*From Gastronomic Spain, we recommend keeping the white bonito tuna in a in a cool, dry place. Once opened, keep refrigerated for a maximum of 5-6 days covered with oil.

220 g. net weight

150 g. drained weight

glass jar of white bonito tuna in olive oil

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