Tuna Club Sandwich
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You’ll love this hearty Tuna Club Sandwich that combines tasty tuna salad with colorful toppings between two slices of grainy bread.
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Now, onto something a little less sweet and a lot more….bacony.
Tuna fish sandwich meets california club = one amazing love child. Have I gone off my rocker with this recipe? Perhaps. But here is my logic:
1. Bacon makes everything taste better.
2. Bacon makes everything taste better.
That’s basically it.
Avocados make everything taste better too.
I had some leftover tuna fish in the fridge in one of those glass bowls with the plastic lids. Leaning against said bowl on the 2nd shelf in my fridge was half a package of bacon. I pulled the bowl out and the bacon fell flat on said 2nd shelf.
I looked at the bacon. The bacon looked at me. And that was that.
Best decision I ever made. Twas a good lunch day.
So, because this was an impromptu lunch, there aren’t any step by step photos. But, we’re all adults so I assume you can envision cooking bacon yourself without my help. You can read all about my tuna salad here. It’s purdy darn good. Happy lunching!
Here’s the handy dandy printable:

Tuna Club Sandwich
Ingredients
- 1 recipe The Best Tuna Fish Salad Sandwich Mix
- 9 slices cooked bacon
- 1 ripe avocado sliced
- tomato slices
- spinach or lettuce
- 6 slices good quality bread
- more mayonnaise if desired
Instructions
- On one slice of bread, place some spinach, prepared tuna salad, tomato slices, avocado slices and 3 bacon slices. Spread extra mayonnaise on the top piece of bread and top sandwich. Repeat with remaining sandwiches. Serve.
Yes please! I can imagine I would like this very much for lunch today 🙂
I couldn’t agree more–love me some bacon! I also love tuna and yet I’ve never placed avocado OR bacon on a tuna sandwich. Must do asap!
I think we met over a club sandwich 🙂 It looks delicious!
Oh yeah!! Back in the day 🙂 Aww….fun memories!
I could LIVE on bacon LOL!! This looks so yummy!!!!
Y-E-S.
love big sandwiches like these 🙂
bacon and avocado are like one of the best things to have together and on a sandwich such as this!!
Few things are as good a combination as bacon and avocado. This sandwich looks delish!
What a perfect post just in time for lunch! Something about this time of year makes me switch sandwich gears to full-blown tuna craving. It must be the cold, refreshing filling that makes me want it in every sandwich. Your club looks delicious with the avocado and bacon!
What a mouthwatering sandwich, Lauren! This looks so delicious! Love all the grains on the edge of the bread you used, too. Yum yum!
There are some mighty fine sandwiches on the internets today and this is definitely up there!
Bacon really does make everything taste better!!
Tuna, bacon, AND avocados all in one recipe?? Ummm, yes please.
I’ve enjoyed crispy bacon on my tuna/chicken salad sandwiches for years…tried to keep it a secret sigh……
You are right bacon makes everything better!!!! Great combination!
Lauren, this looks so good! Great photo and recipe! I hope you are well!
This is a great club sandwich!
That photo makes my mouth water.
This looks amazing!! LOVE tuna salad and the idea of the bacon AND avocado sends it over the top!!
I was just thinking about making a tuna salad this weekend! This recipe is perfect because, well, like you said, bacon makes everything better so bacon+tuna salad=best sandwich ever. I can’t wait to bring this sandwich to work. My co-workers are going to be so jealous as they eat their depressing sandwiches.
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