Tuna is canned either raw or precooked. The meat is stripped away from the bones, the blood is drained, and then the tuna is packed in oil or water, with salt being an optional added step.
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One can watch for coupons from companies that can tuna fish, clip them, and then wait for a sale to buy. Another method is buying tuna directly from a tuna fishing boat and canning the tuna at home.
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It depends on what the food is. The canning process doesn't add any Mercury, but some foods, like tuna, naturally have a tiny amount of Mercury already.
The reason for the 17 percent drop in canned tuna consumption in 2001 was twofold: lower import levels and the closure of two U.S. tuna canning plants.
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The canning process is to preserve the food in the can. Sterilization is the process of killing bacteria that is normally heat resistant.
The canning process requires the cans to be pressure heated. This sterilises the contents.
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Yes, tuna in a can and in the newer pouches is completely cooked. It has been cooked, cooled, properly canned with bones removed. It can be purchased packed in water, or oil, which is drained off before using.
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The process of soft canning is more of a combination of canning and vacuum sealing. The food is preserved in a package that may be left at room temperature until it has been opened. Once you have opened the package, the food must be refrigerated or frozen to avoid bacterial growth.