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Sweet Tuna Recipe

During the weekdays, I’m all about quick, easy, no-cook meals. I also try to focus on substituting meat for fish as often as possible, due to the immense benefits fish offer (like omega-3 fatty acids, protein, and vitamins and minerals like selenium, phosphorus, and much more)! That’s why I love this Sweet Tuna Recipe so much!

Because of this, tuna has quickly become a regular occurrence in my meal rotation. Open a can of tuna, load it with your favorite add-ons, and you have a delicious, nutrient-dense meal in under 5 minutes. What more could you ask for?!

Sweet Tuna Recipe

As long as I can remember, I’ve always enjoyed my tuna loaded, and sweet. Until recently, I thought was how everyone made canned tuna. I’ve been told I’m wrong. It seems as if most people veer towards savory tuna, but personally, I think they’re missing out!

This tuna is the perfect example of how well sweet and salty can compliment one another so perfectly, and makes it feel like you’re eating a well rounded meal, instead of just fish for lunch.

This tuna has no added sugar, and is full of fruit, and healthy fat. So, if you’re ready to learn how I make loaded sweet tuna, let’s get to the recipe!

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Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Scoop out avocados, and place in a large mixing bowl. Smash until smooth.
  2. Add in tuna, and mix together until no longer chunky.
  3. Add in balsamic, dijon, and salt, and mix until well combined.
  4. Dice apples and cut grapes in half, and combine in bowl.
  5. Add in dried cranberries, and mix until well combined.
  6. Serve immediately, and enjoy!

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Notes

Due to the nature of opened avocados, this recipe should be served, and enjoyed immediately. This recipe is more difficult than most to keep optimal, and fresh in the fridge.

© 2024 clean cuisine Recipe by:

Madison Suttles

Madison is passionate about health, fitness, and Jesus. She has lived with autoimmune symptoms nearly her entire life, but was diagnosed with Crohn's Disease in 2016. She shares her experience with Crohn's and living on a modified Specific Carbohydrate Diet as a resource to others on their health journeys.

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