Tuna Fish: What do you do with it w/o the mayo?????
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Looking to find out what everyone does with their tuna?? I am looking to get more Protein without all the fat from mayo... Can't wait to hear your suggestions.
Thanks
I can't eat mayo because I am allergic to chicken eggs but the calories would be an issue as well. I mix it with salt and pepper, onions, celery, and cucumbers, and a little cider vinegar, top it over shredded lettuce.0 -
I mix mine with a tbsp of tartar sauce, lemon juice and salt and pepper.0
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My favorite way to eat it is with yellow mustard and sweet pickles. No mayo.0
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Use Kraft mayo w/ olive oil. 4g of fat for 1 tbsp & that is plenty for me.0
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I like chopped pickles, onions, and peppers in mine.0
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dice a granny smith apple and add some CUMIN.... heavenly....!0
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Plain greek yogurt is a great substitute for mayo and if you add seasoning you can't even tell the difference:-) I also use it place of sour cream....0
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WHAT FLAVOR OF HUMMUS DO YOU USE.?0
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If I don't use mayo, I mix it with a little bit of mustard. I've seen some people mix it with avocado.0
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I use Miracle Whip Lite. Mmm.0
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I take about a teaspoon of olive oil and mix in Mrs. Dash. There are so many Mrs. Dash flavors. Also, sometimes I use mustard or I mix in a tablespoon of fat free or light ranch into the tuna and then put it on a salad.0
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tuna and relish = all you need0
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bumping to save these delicious sounding recipes!
I use a bit of balsamic vinegar with canned tuna, really tasty!0 -
I use the mayo made with olive oil and only use a tablespoon0
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1/2 TB light Mayo plus 1/2 TB light sour cream - cuts the mayo flavor. tastes lighter0
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I put it on a salad or put it on my grilled cheese sandwich instead of ham.0
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Walden Farms cal free mayo :):) and mustard and pickle and a tidbit of seasoned salt.0
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I have used hot dog relish.
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2 slices of whole wheat bread, a bit of colby jack cheese, mix well and bake for about 10 minutes at 350. It's a great quick lunch and goes well with a baby carrot side.0
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Some things should never go without mayo. I don't think I could completely eliminate mayo from my diet. In moderation, what's the big deal?0
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