The following is a real email I sent out this morning.


Hello Bumblebee Executives,

I have a question: my husband was making his tuna sandwich this morning and drained the water out of the Bumblebee tuna can to give to the cats. He looked at the tuna "juice" and he noticed a white foamy substance, but didn't think much of it, especially since you are now including vegetable broth and soy in the tuna can which is relatively new I think.

He gave some juice to the cat and the cat threw up.

Cats do throw up as a hobby, so I wasn't too concerned about that, but the juice looked like it had soap bubbles in it and in all my years of eating Bumblebee tuna I never saw white foamy bubbles come out of a can of tuna.

My husband took his tuna sandwich to work and intends to eat it at noon. I want to hear from someone that this white foam is normal and not an indication that the tuna has gone bad or been contaminated. I like my husband and don't want him sick or poisoned.

There is no phone number to call on the tuna can. (You really should have that on the can so people with serious questions can get an answer!)

I found a phone number finally on Google, but the message says it might take 24 hours for a response....

Too long of a time when there's a potentially dangerous tunafish sandwich that's going to be eaten in three hours and counting.

Please advise me if it's okay for my husband to eat this tuna and perhaps let me know what on earth the white foamy bubbly stuff is. The can does not have an expired date nor was it dented when he opened it this morning.

Bottom line: can my husband eat his tuna sandwich??? The clock is ticking and the tuna sandwich lies in wait.