No-Bread Tuna Melt Recipe

Safe Canned Tuna

I’ve recently discovered Safe Catch Tuna. It’s pricier than the store-brand junk, but ohmygosh it tastes so much better and is so much safer to eat. I always liked tuna salad because it had loads of mayo and salt in it, but would never in a million years eat it straight out of the can. Safe Catch is surprisingly delicious, and not dry feeling (you know what I’m talking about).

Also, they test each and every fish to be sure there aren’t dangerous levels of mercury in the fish they use in their product, so it’s safe for kiddos and moms-to-be, so pretty much anyone and everyone can enjoy these Mini Tuna Melts.

Healthy Tuna Melt

Tuna melts used to be my favorite way to eat tuna. Warm, toasty bread or a tuna melt panini with melty cheese and creamy tuna salad. What’s not to love? Since bread is off the table these days, I found an alternative to my old favorite. And the kids love them, whether they eat the cooked melts or just eat the prepared tuna by the spoonful out of the bowl. It really is good either way.