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Canned tuna is an incredibly versatile pantry staple. You can turn it into tuna melts or fry up tuna patties for dinner (my son loves the leftovers for lunch). Tuna can bolster pasta dishes to make ...

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Seafood lovers know the fatty marbling is what makes tuna sashimi and sushi so tasty. So for the industry, it is the fish’s level of fattiness that is used to judge its quality and pricing.

Community members are encouraged to drop off canned tuna, which Maximilian will collect outside the front doors of the pantry. For more information, contact the Marseilles Food Pantry at 815-579-8922.