Ventresca Bonito Tuna Belly Fillets
Cuca’s ‘Ventresca de Bonito’ (tuna belly) uses the fattiest sections of the underside of the fish, which are then filleted and skinned by hand, confited and canned. It's the most prized and the most expensive piece of fish in the typical Spanish range, akin to the O-Toro section of a Japanese sushi platter. Fully marbled and decadent fish, slowly cooked in top quality olive oil. If there's a piece of tuna that proves just how seriously the Spanish take canning - it's Ventresca. Â
The Bonito are line and rod caught only when the fat to muscle ratio of the fish is at its finest, making for exceptional eating (and occasionally inconsistent supply).
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NOTICE: Best Before Dated 31/12/2025 - quality of product is still OK for consumption
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$5.70Ventresca Bonito Tuna Belly Fillets
Cuca’s ‘Ventresca de Bonito’ (tuna belly) uses the fattiest sections of the underside of the fish, which are then filleted and skinned by hand, confited and canned. It's the most prized and the most expensive piece of fish in the typical Spanish range, akin to the O-Toro section of a Japanese sushi platter. Fully marbled and decadent fish, slowly cooked in top quality olive oil. If there's a piece of tuna that proves just how seriously the Spanish take canning - it's Ventresca. Â
The Bonito are line and rod caught only when the fat to muscle ratio of the fish is at its finest, making for exceptional eating (and occasionally inconsistent supply).
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NOTICE: Best Before Dated 31/12/2025 - quality of product is still OK for consumption
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Cuca’s ‘Ventresca de Bonito’ (tuna belly) uses the fattiest sections of the underside of the fish, which are then filleted and skinned by hand, confited and canned. It's the most prized and the most expensive piece of fish in the typical Spanish range, akin to the O-Toro section of a Japanese sushi platter. Fully marbled and decadent fish, slowly cooked in top quality olive oil. If there's a piece of tuna that proves just how seriously the Spanish take canning - it's Ventresca. Â
The Bonito are line and rod caught only when the fat to muscle ratio of the fish is at its finest, making for exceptional eating (and occasionally inconsistent supply).
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NOTICE: Best Before Dated 31/12/2025 - quality of product is still OK for consumption
