Yum, Yum Bumble Bee Tuna in the ’70s

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Fun fact! December 26, 1979, the Honolulu Star-Bulletin (Hawaii) reported that Castle & Cook Inc. — the owners of the Bumble Bee Tuna brand — were producing about 180 tons of tuna daily, and working toward a goal of 250 tons a day.

Our favorite tuna recipe

Tunafish: 1. Open can. 2. Serve.

We could give you an exotic new recipe for a tuna salad or a tuna sandwich or a tuna casserole. But we’re not.

Because when you take our favorite tuna recipe and add it to your favorite tuna recipe, you’ll find out something significant about tuna recipes:

The better the tuna, the better the tuna recipe.

Bumble Bee tuna recipe 1979


Yum, Yum Bumble Bee (kids on a train TV commercial)

Kids: I love a sandwich made with Bumble Bee.

Announcer: Bumble Bee. You can tell it’s the freshest-tasting tuna. And you know something? Kids can tell, too.

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Bumble Bee tuna at the beach TV commercial

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It’s so good, you could eat it plain. (1979)

Even with all that mayo. and the onions. And the olives. And the noodles. There’s only one ingredient that can possibly make a tuna dish delicious. That’s right — the tuna. Bumble Bee.

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