Nutrition Guides & Articles

1,333 posts in two collections — 500 in-depth guides and 833 question-led articles that answer the exact things people search, from “How many calories in a Big Mac?” to “Is Subway actually healthy?”. Every post is built on the same data as our calculators, so the numbers always agree. You are on page 111 of 112.

Which Poke Protein Has the Most Protein per Calorie? — illustration of a poke bowl with fish, rice and vegetables
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Which Poke Protein Has the Most Protein per Calorie?

Ahi tuna and cooked shrimp are the leanest proteins per calorie; salmon provides more omega-3 fat along with more calories..

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Is Poke Healthy? — illustration of a poke bowl with fish, rice and vegetables
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Is Poke Healthy?

The core of it, yes: raw fish, rice and vegetables is a strong template — lean protein, omega-3s, and fresh produce.

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Tuna or Salmon: Which Is Better in Poke? — illustration of a poke bowl with fish, rice and vegetables
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Tuna or Salmon: Which Is Better in Poke?

It depends on the goal.

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What Is the Difference Between Poke and Sushi? — illustration of a poke bowl with fish, rice and vegetables
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What Is the Difference Between Poke and Sushi?

Format and seasoning.

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Who Should Use the Poke Bowl Calorie Calculator? — illustration of a poke bowl with fish, rice and vegetables
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Who Should Use the Poke Bowl Calorie Calculator?

Three groups get real value from the Poke Bowl Calorie Calculator — and one group should treat it as a starting point for a professional conversation instead.

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How Accurate Is the Poke Bowl Calorie Calculator? — illustration of a poke bowl with fish, rice and vegetables
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How Accurate Is the Poke Bowl Calorie Calculator?

Exact maths, approximate inputs: an honest account of how close the Poke Bowl Calorie Calculator's answers land, and how to get the closest one.

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How are the Fat Rules Calculated? — illustration of a bowl of fresh fruit
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How are the Fat Rules Calculated?

Total fat grams × 9 ÷ total calories must be 35% or less, and saturated fat grams × 9 ÷ total calories must be under 10%.

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What Counts As a Qualifying First Ingredient? — illustration of a bowl of fresh fruit
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What Counts As a Qualifying First Ingredient?

A whole-grain ingredient (such as whole wheat flour), a fruit, a vegetable, a dairy food or a protein food listed first on the ingredient list..

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What Are the USDA Smart Snack Calorie and Sodium Limits? — illustration of a bowl of fresh fruit
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What Are the USDA Smart Snack Calorie and Sodium Limits?

For a snack sold in US schools: at most 200 calories and at most 230mg of sodium per serving.

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How Much Sugar Can a Smart Snack Have? — illustration of a bowl of fresh fruit
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How Much Sugar Can a Smart Snack Have?

At most 35% of the snack's weight can come from sugar.

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What Counts as a Whole-Grain-Rich Snack? — illustration of a bowl of fresh fruit
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What Counts as a Whole-Grain-Rich Snack?

A snack whose first ingredient is a whole grain (such as whole wheat or oats), or whose grain content is at least 50% whole grains by weight.

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Who Should Use the USDA Smart Snack Calculator? — illustration of a bowl of fresh fruit
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Who Should Use the USDA Smart Snack Calculator?

Three groups get real value from the USDA Smart Snack Calculator — and one group should treat it as a starting point for a professional conversation instead.

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