The powerhouse ingredient that gives tuna salad a hint of spice

If you're unfamiliar with horseradish, starting with the creamy version might be your best bet. Take a small taste to gauge your tolerance. If you find this variety to be quite strong, the pure form is even more potent. A little goes a long way in either case, and even those who love heat should be cautious not to overindulge. Think about your other favorite condiments. While you may enjoy barbecue sauce, ranch, or sriracha, you likely wouldn't use them as the main ingredient in a sandwich, and the same principle applies to horseradish. It should complement your dish rather than overpower it.
For horseradish cream, a one-to-one ratio is a good guideline. If you usually use four tablespoons of a condiment for a can of tuna, replace two tablespoons with the cream. When using the raw grated root, start with just a small amount. Combine all your ingredients in a bowl right away to prevent over-mixing. You want your tuna salad to remain recognizable as tuna salad, not turn into a dip. And don’t forget to check out our recommendation for the best store-bought canned tuna to elevate your salad sandwich experience.
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