How do you keep a tuna sandwich from going soggy?!

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Mix the tuna and put in a small container...Put the bread in a baggie...Put it together when it is time to eat lunch..

I use to do that...and the tuna will be fine for that short time...


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I agree with Sue - keep the tuna separate and spread it on the bread just before eating. That's what I always used to do at school.

By the way, make sure that you freeze your juice box or bring a cold pack along in your lunch to keep the tuna cold because it spoils fast!

put the tuna in a small container like one that is made for sandwiches just a little one. Then you can put it on the bread when you are ready to eat it.

Butter the bread. The butter will create a moisture barrier and keep the tuna salad from permeating the bread and turning it to mush.

Dump the tuna in a colander and let itdrain for a loooonnnngggg time before making the salad and sammie.

You can also put some lettuce on both sides of the bread.

Use a good sturdy roll and either butter or mayo both pieces of the roll. Also, if you use fresh grilled tuna instead of that nasty canned stuff, that will help!

Dont use much mayo or pack the bread separately from the tuna.

when i pack my husbands lunch i always put a couple of slices of bread in sandwich bags and the tuna in a small container!

Give it to the cat as it's cat food...

toast the bread?