Looking for a substitute for mayo I added avocado instead, works well in a tuna melt or over toast with a poached egg and some salsa.

Easy and fast

Quick, tasty side dish or light main meal

This sandwich was so good. The pesto combined with the tuna balanced well. The avocado and English peas added to the flavour profile. I think I used the right amount of each ingredient as not to overwhelm anyone thing making it a one note flavour.I had plenty leftover for more sandwiches at least 6 sandwiches in total. Just add bread.

I wanted a healthy snack after work and I've made mayo less tuna salad before but while I was grocery shopping it hit me, "Why not make the mayoless tuna salad in an avacado?!" BOOM! It was born! Healthy and delicious!

Very good

Made in minutes with kitchen basics like canned tuna, mayo and bright lemon. It's an easy, staple recipe and makes the perfect lunch!

I was looking for a good tuna salad type recipe that doesn't use raw onions (since I hate them), can be made in bulk and served up hot or cold for on the go lunches. A little experimentation yielded this delicious result.

Skip the mayonnaise. A healthy tuna salad can be just the opposite laden with mayonnaise. My recipe calls for protein packed greek yogurt with the flavor of a good for you fat from the avocado. Lighter but packed with a delightful blend of flavors. I love Wasa multi grain crackers and their light rye crackers to serve this on. A bed of lettuce would be excellent too.

When want a quick and easy tuna sandwich.