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Salmon vs tuna

A cooked salmon fillet has about 310 kcal, a tin of tuna in water about 102. Tuna is 208 kcal lighter, salmon has more fat.

Salmon1 salmon fillet, cooked (about 150 g)kcal33 g protein · 0 g carbs · 19 g fatTuna1 tin of tuna in water, drained (about 120 g)kcal23 g protein · 0 g carbs · 1 g fat

The difference

208 kcal

Same weight: 100 g of each

Salmon, about 100 g, on a white plate
Salmon100 g · 207 kcal · 22 g protein
Tuna, about 100 g, on a white plate
Tuna100 g · 85 kcal · 19 g protein

Salmon is an oily fish with 19 g of fat a fillet; tinned tuna in water has about 1 g. That is nearly all of the difference.

Salmon has more protein: 33 g against 23 g in the tin of tuna. A salmon fillet is a full dinner, a tin of tuna often goes in a sandwich or salad.

Watch the mayo in a tuna sandwich: it can easily add more than the tuna itself.

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Questions

Which has more protein, salmon or tuna?

Salmon, 33 g a fillet against 23 g a tin. The tuna has far fewer calories.

How many calories in a tin of tuna?

About 102 kcal for a tin in water, drained.

Is tuna in oil much higher?

Yes, oil adds a fair bit. These numbers are for tuna in water.

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