Honey combing is a phenomenon observed in:

Correct option is A

Correct Answer: (a) Canned tuna
Explanation:
→ Honey combing refers to porous, sponge-like texture inside canned tuna, caused by protein denaturation and heat-induced separation.
→ Appears as small cavities resembling a honeycomb.
Information Booster:
→ Common when heating is excessive or uneven inside large tuna chunks.
Additional Information (Other Options):
(b), (c), (d): These processing forms do not show typical honey-comb texture.