Draining Tuna

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Draining Tuna

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Pmabe27 Total Posts : 58 Reward points : 3327 Joined: 08/07/2004 Location: USA Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options Draining Tuna - 18 April 2008 22:14 You guys have any tips on how to make Draining Tuna any more efficient? I am currently using the open can and press lid while draining over sink method and it is a real pain when you have 4 or more cans to do this with. Stats: 5ft 10" 186lb 14% bf ~2400 cal 50/15/35 PCF

CloudStrife Total Posts : 157 Reward points : 1030 Joined: 20/05/2007 Location: N.Ireland Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 18 April 2008 23:54 I cant see any other way.It take seconds to do surely it isnt that much hassle.

JohnOvManchester Total Posts : 12527 Reward points : 4220 Joined: 31/03/2003 Location: Manchester, UK Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 00:10 LOL it's like asking, how to a dry my balls... you just do it, it's not rocket surgery A muscle that's weak in isolation will be weak in integration. www.underground-muscle.co.uk www.mealplansite.com

Reg* Total Posts : 1121 Reward points : 1645 Joined: 08/09/2006 Location: Cardiff Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 00:10 You serious? lol Age- 18, 6ft Bench - 130kg x1 Squat - 180kgx2 Dead - 180kg x2 Training log: (Vids and pics inside) http://www.muscletalk.co.uk/m_2653314/tm.htm[/ce

makaveli1971 1996 Total Posts : 3424 Reward points : 1863 Joined: 21/06/2006 Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 00:11 Would you like to know how to eat your tuna? Oh know everyone ive got to drain my tuna <message edited by makaveli1971 1996 on 19 April 2008 00:12>

cjohn Total Posts : 182 Reward points : 775 Joined: 06/11/2007 Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 11:10 Lol, what a strange question! But I guess you could open all cans at once and bung them in a sieve and leave them over the sink to drain...

Nigeepoo Total Posts : 4891 Reward points : 4454 Joined: 29/11/2002 Location: Yateley, Hants, United Kingdom Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 13:35 Using a sieve would make more washing up. How long does it take to invert a can of tuna over the sink? Eggs Article Fats Article My MySpace page with e-book and much, much more Where are the Omega-3 fats?

Malika Total Posts : 4108 Reward points : 3334 Joined: 16/06/2004 Location: Northern Ireland Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 13:42 I have the answer! http://www.lakeland.co.uk/product.aspx/!1827 I do too find it hard to strain the tuna properly: I even cut myself once... Check my new website: http://www.malikazitouni.co.uk/ Sponsored by: http://www.extremenutrition.co.uk/

BLADE_79 Total Posts : 596 Reward points : 1328 Joined: 13/02/2007 Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 14:17 LOL....... i think this is a job for MacGyver.

Nigeepoo Total Posts : 4891 Reward points : 4454 Joined: 29/11/2002 Location: Yateley, Hants, United Kingdom Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 14:36 ORIGINAL: Malika I have the answer! http://www.lakeland.co.uk/product.aspx/!1827 How long does it take to wash bits of tuna off that? I do too find it hard to strain the tuna properly: I even cut myself once... Eggs Article Fats Article My MySpace page with e-book and much, much more Where are the Omega-3 fats?

Malika Total Posts : 4108 Reward points : 3334 Joined: 16/06/2004 Location: Northern Ireland Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 14:45 You just have to rinse it, that's it... Check my new website: http://www.malikazitouni.co.uk/ Sponsored by: http://www.extremenutrition.co.uk/

Pmabe27

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RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 21:29

I realize it may seem ridiculous, but I try to make my meals for the week and when you are draining 20cans of tuna at a time it gets old real quick.

I figured surly some of you eat more tuna than me and had figured out a better way to do it.

Malika, that metal drainer looks promisingâ€¦thanks

Stats:
5ft 10"
186lb
14% bf
~2400 cal 50/15/35 PCF

Nigeepoo Total Posts : 4891 Reward points : 4454 Joined: 29/11/2002 Location: Yateley, Hants, United Kingdom Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 21:34 ORIGINAL: Pmabe27 .....when you are draining 20cans of tuna at a time..... Jeez. Someone likes tuna! Eggs Article Fats Article My MySpace page with e-book and much, much more Where are the Omega-3 fats?

FatboyGinger Total Posts : 1457 Reward points : 704 Joined: 20/01/2008 Location: Manchester! Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 22:30 buy bigger tuna cans! I just bought a load of 400g tuna cans. Then you won't need to drain as many. "Facts are meaningless. You could use facts to prove anything that's even remotely true."

daKensta Total Posts : 4086 Reward points : 3479 Joined: 06/04/2004 Location: Edinburgh Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 23:18 buy a catering size can from Costco, then you'll only have to drain 1 tin. though I'll take 20 times as long to drain 5' 11" 95kg SQ:205 BP:150 DL:245 OHP:110 My Journaly Wournal

seanius Total Posts : 1154 Reward points : 1924 Joined: 25/05/2006 Location: Wales Status: offline	Reply to message Message Options RE: Draining Tuna - 19 April 2008 23:35 Open 1/2-3/4 of the can keeping the lid on and turn it upside down in the sink and let it drain out.