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Fish Calorie Counter

If you follow daily caloric requirement check our fish calorie counter and be aware that eating fish has many benefits. A well-balanced diet that includes a variety of fish and shellfish can contribute to children's proper growth and development. Women and young children in particular should include fish or shellfish in their diets due to the many nutritional benefits.

Eating fish three times a week has been associated with a decrease in the risk of heart disease. It is quick and easy to cook. Steaming, poaching, baking, and grilling are methods that will preserve the flavour without adding calories.

Uncooked (per oz/28g)Cals
Cod (fillet)22
Haddock (fillet)21
Hake (fillet)20
Herring fillet56
Kippers (fillet)75
Mackrel (fillet) 63
Mackrel (smoked)99
Trout (fillet)39
Tuna (fresh)44
Salmon52
Sardines (raw) 55
Scampi (raw)30
Scampi (in breadcrumbs)60

Smoked fish, while tasty, tend to be packed with sodium; thus, they should be either be consumed occasionally in very small amounts or avoided entirely by people with high blood pressure.

Canned (per oz/28g)Cals
Crab (in brine)22
Tuna (in brine/water)22
Tuna (in oil)53
Oysters (each)7
Salmon pink (in brine)43
Salmon red (in brine)47
Sardines (in brine)48
Sardines (in tomato sauce)45

Oily fish such as herring, mackerel, salmon and trout are an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acid and vitamin B12.

Processed (per portion)Cals
Cod (in batter-oven baked)59
Cod (in parsley sauce)24
Fish finger44
Haddock (in batter)65
Haddock (in crumbs)49

The more omega 3 fish oil fatty acids people get, the better they feel. And pure, high quality supplements can give you all these fish oil health benefits for weight loss with just miniscule fat calories. That’s really important when you need to make every calorie count.

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