Ooh never thought of adding sweet relish to tuna! :o
Have you ever tried adding (fresh) onions?
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Apparently it's a ["classic American" recipe](Tuna Egg Salad With Sweet Pickle Relish), whatever that means.
Add a little celery and some lettuce and you have an actually nutritious meal.
My gf once invented a recipe for Bananas Foster. I didn't have the heart to tell her it'd been around since the 19th century
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It's not much of a change but I like it. I had been taking a 5oz can of tuna and mixing in about 3 table spoons of mayo and 3 table spoons of sweet relish and eating that with crackers. Now I have added about 5oz of queso and eating with tortilla chips instead. It's even better. :D
I cooked rice for everyone the other night for dinner and oatmeal for breakfast. My great dane is not so happy with change but with a little milk she becomes a lot more agreeable.
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