Tuna Chip Casserole
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This is an old one that my mom used to make when I was a kid. Almost every kid I've ever met loves it. It gets prepared and made in one dish and it's fast. Your kids can even help out by crushing the chips for you!
"My parents both had a dislike for Tuna, so I might be one of only a handful of people who grew up in 1980's America without eating a single variation of this dish. Husband ate it, kids ate it, I ate it. It wasn't a show-stopper, but it might be a staple and its dirt cheap and super easy to make!"
- cleverktCuisine: AmericanMain Ingredient: Tuna
88% would make again (reviews)
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Tuna Chip Casserole Preparation
Preheat oven to 350.
Place tuna in a 8x8 casserole and break apart. Add milk and mix thoroughly. Add peas and 1 cup of the crushed chips. Mix and spread evenly in pan. Sprinkle remainder of chips on the top. Bake for 30 minutes. Let cool 5 minutes and serve.
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Tuna Chip Casserole Reviews
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My whole family loved it! I used cream of chicken and mushroom soup, and a lil sour cream. And a combo of cheddar and American cheese, and left out the peas.
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I did not have any chips in the pantry, so used pasta. Mixed the mushroom soup, milk, tuna through the cooked pasta and sprinkled a cup of grated cheese on top before baking. Quick and easy meal.
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Just as I remember it when I was a kid, back in the 40's. This will go under one of my favorites
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My parents both had a dislike for Tuna, so I might be one of only a handful of people who grew up in 1980's America without eating a single variation of this dish. Husband ate it, kids ate it, I ate it. It wasn't a show-stopper, but it might be a staple and its dirt cheap and super easy to make!
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This recipe tastes much better than it looks. I will make it again, both my husband and five year old son liked it. Can substitute green beans for peas... Very easy to make. My husband just commented again that 'this is actually really good, it really is'.
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