If the tuna was stored in oil, then 150 calories. If the tuna was stored in water, the 100 calories.
100 grams of canned tuna in water has 116 calories, .82 grams of fat and 25.5 grams of protein. 100 grams of tuna in oil has 198 calories, 8.21 grams of fat and 29.13 grams of protein.
Calories in canned tuna in oilIn canned (in oil) tuna there are:Approx 55-56 calories in 1 oz or 28g of canned (in oil) drained tunaApprox 112 calories in 2 oz or 57g of canned (in oil) drained tunaapprox 196 calories in 3½ oz or 100g of canned (in oil) drained tunaApprox 224 calories in 4 oz or 114g of canned (in oil) drained tunaApprox 289 calories in 1 cup (5.1 oz or 146g) of tuna solid or chunks drainedApprox 336-339 calories in one (6 oz or 170g) can of tuna then drainedApprox 448 calories in 8 oz or 227g of canned (in oil) drained tunaApprox 560 calories in 10 oz or 284g of canned (in oil) drained tunaApprox 636 calories in one (12.5 oz or 354g) can of tuna then drainedApprox 896 calories in 16 oz or 454g of canned (in oil) drained tuna.For the calories of vegetables or fruit to serve with chicken, and vegetable and fruit calorie charts, which you may use as daily guides, see the page links, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.
It depends on what you prefer. The biggest difference between tuna in water and tuna in oil is that the tuna in oil has much more fat and calories than tuna in water. Some feel that the tuna in oil has more flavor.
That depends on whether you mean yellowfin tuna, bluefin, skipjack tuna, canned (in water) tuna, or canned (in oil) tuna. For examples of all, both cooked and raw, see the page link, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.
Not only the total ingredients but also the quantities of those ingredients determine the calorie content of a salad with oil, vinegar and tuna. Please feel free to ask the question again and include more details. Meanwhile, for the calories in tuna, by weight, please see the page link, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.
Canned tuna requires draining and flaking.
Calories in a can of tunaHere are examples for both canned in water and canned in oil tuna. CANNED IN OIL:BY THE CAN SIZE336-339 calories in one 6 oz or 170g can of tuna drained636 calories in one 12.5 oz or 354g can of tuna drainedOR BY WEIGHT OR QUANTITY55-56 calories in 1 oz or 28g of drained tuna112 calories in 2 oz or 57g of drained tuna196 calories in 3½ oz or 100g of drained tuna224 calories in 4 oz or 114g of drained tuna289 calories in 1 cup of tuna solid or chunks drained (5.1 oz or 146g)448 calories in 8 oz or 227g of drained tuna560 calories in 10 oz or 284g of drained tuna896 calories in 16 oz or 454g of drained tuna.CANNED IN WATER:BY THE CAN SIZE216 calories in a 6 oz or 170g can of drained tuna447 calories in one 12.5 oz or 354g can of drained tunaOR BY WEIGHT OR QUANTITY36 calories in 1 oz or 28g of drained tuna72 calories in 2 oz or 57g of drained tuna126 calories in 3½ oz or 100g of drained tuna144 calories in 4 oz or 114g of drained tuna288 calories in 8 oz or 227g of drained tuna360 calories in 10 oz or 284g of drained tuna576 calories in 16 oz or 454g of drained tuna.For free fruit and vegetable calorie chartsto use as daily guides for either weight loss or weight maintenance, and for the calorie counts of the salad, vegetables or fruits that are served with tuna, see the page links, further down this page, listed under Related Questions..
Lots of variables here. Canned tuna in water (6.5 oz) has about 200 calories, in oil the calories go up to about 350 calories. If mixed with mayonnaise, could add 50 calories per TBSP unless it's made with the light variety. Seemed like a good protein source until several years ago, when the FDA issued health alerts warning pregnant women not to eat tuna more than once a month. This was bitterly contested by the tuna manufacturers, but was not refuted. The concern was about unhealthy mercury levels found in tuna, even more so in the white albacore variety. It has been reported that the largest amounts of mercury ingested by the population comes from mercury in fish sources (esp large fish like tuna, swordfish) as well as air pollution from the 600 coal-fired power plants in the U.S. If you're eating the fish for fish oil, use the caps instead. If eating tuna for protein, try including more chicken (avoid red meat) or soy-based products.
110 calories.
There are about 120 calories in 1 tbsp of safflower oil.
It depends on how big the plate is, but a tablespoon of oil is 100 calories.