Tuna noodle casserole is disgusting. The least whiff of that foul stench makes me want to vomit. What sort of a twisted evil person would invent such a thing anyway? It must have come from the very kitchens of hell. So, instead of continuing to de-rail a certain other thread we can unleash all our anti TNC hate mongering comments here. What say you TB? TNC haters unite and together we can make the world a little better without a certain toxic substance polluting our kitchens, our cafeterias and our simulated leather dinette extranzas. Want a number, just ask and fly it proudly.
Don't try and change the subject! I tell you that TNC must be eradicated and nothing will distract us from that noble cause.
Will you people never give up?!?!? Tuna-casserolists everywhere are entitled to eat what we like! It's freedom of food, as guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution! Next, you'll be telling me that your victimization of TNC-ers will include making Starbucks use plain red cups instead of the usual end-of-year designs with all the little fish and hooks and such!
Corned beef casserole is the finest of the tinned meat casseroles. I've had tuna casserole that wasn't so bad..... I think it has something to do with peas.
PHAH! That vile glop was forced upon many of us less fortunate children. All day Friday I would be praying and hoping for fish sticks and tater tots. As I drew near our humble rental unit that vomitous stench would crawl out to greet me like skunk soufflé. I knew then that all hope was lost.
Good slathered in Gubment peanuts butter. It should be against the law to make TNC with food stamps. That's it I'm going to pound out an angry letter to my senator. Something must be done!
Used to make some great meals from this amazing epicurean masterpiece. Not one mention of TNC in that fine publication, no sir. {}
The only way I'll eat tuna hot is in creamed tuna on toast (YES, a variation on the famous S.O.S.) I make a fine, substantial white sauce which you can stand a fork in. Learned it at Boy Scout Camp, which is never a sterling recommendation for any recipe. However, it's a very functional dish. Every time I volunteer to make it for dinner, my wife gets inspired to make dinner. I find this to be a very successful outcome.
HEY! You're pushing my boundaries here! * * If you are new here or don't know me do not be alarmed. This is all in the spirit of fun.
In that case, let me just assure you that I think tuna noodle casserole would be best employed as stucco on a wall. Nasty stuff.
I heard that back in the 60's Jorma Kaukonen wanted to call his band Hot Sh** but the record company wouldn't go for it. Hot Tuna was the closest thing he could come to that name. Makes sense to me.