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Old 07-26-2011, 08:01 AM
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Pampered Chef makes a tuna drainer which fits the larger cans and works very well. It has little side extensions to hold so you don't get the tuna oil or water on your hands. When I can't find mine it's the old squish it over the sink.
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@sueisallaboutquilts, This is exactly what I do. And Kitten could be a mile away but she comes running when she smells(?) or hears(?) this happening.
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Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
What you need is a cat!!
I drain mine by squeezing the top down and drain it into the kitties bowl. They love me on those days LOL :D
Exactly what I do. One of my cats comes running whenver she hears the can opener.
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Old 07-26-2011, 08:39 AM
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I do this too.
Originally Posted by Barb44
I just put mine in a regular strainer. The kind with the wire screen. I find this does a better job than squishing the lid.
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Originally Posted by Up North
Squish it down with the cover over the sink.
Only real way, it works!
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LOL Me too. Nothing like giving the fur child a special treat.

Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
What you need is a cat!!
I drain mine by squeezing the top down and drain it into the kitties bowl. They love me on those days LOL :D
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Old 07-26-2011, 09:53 AM
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I put the can in the fridge the day before (unopened) so when I open, drain, and use it, it is already very cold so I can enjoy it sooner. Especially if I forgot to do it earlier that day.

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Originally Posted by Barb44
I just put mine in a regular strainer. The kind with the wire screen. I find this does a better job than squishing the lid.
That's the way I do it too. I just open it 30 min early and let it drain. No squishing! Put it in the fridge if you want it to be cold.
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Originally Posted by Up North
Squish it down with the cover over the sink.
This is what I do! :thumbup:
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I do the squish method too!
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I use the lid too and yes my cat loves the tuna juice!
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