Chunk Light Tuna in Water (5 oz. Can)
Can Dimension Conversion Chart***
In order to help you understand the various sizes of cans, the following chart is a comparison of the food cans that we carry. It lays out the naming convention of the can, dimensions, capacity, and type of can, and the size of chuck required on your can sealer;
| Can Name | Can Size | Approx. Capacity ** | Can Style | Chuck Size & Lid |
| 2oz Dry Herb Can | 2-11/16″ Dia. x 1-1/16″ High | 2oz | Steel, Straight smooth sides | 211 |
| 3oz Mini Herb Can | 2-11/16″ Diameter x 1-3/8″ High | 3oz | Steel, Straight smooth sides | 211 |
| 4oz Tuna Can | 3-1/16″ Dia. x 1-6/16″ High | 4oz | Steel, Straight smooth sides | 301 |
| 6oz Salmon Can | 3-7/16″ Dia. x 1-11/16″ High | 6oz | Steel, Straight, smooth sides | 307 |
| 8oz Tapered Salmon Can | 3-7/16″ Dia. x 2″ High | 8oz | Steel, Tapered, smooth sides | 307 |
| 16oz Tapered Salmon Can | 3-1/16″ Dia. x 4-8/16″ High | 16oz | Steel, Tapered, smooth sides | 301 |
*The % Daily Value tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.
With 160 calories and 20g of protein per can, this nutrient dense tuna can works well with Mediterranean, Weight Watchers, Keto, and Paleo diet plans.
StarKist® Chunk Light Tuna in Oil can features wild caught tuna packed in a mild tasting oil that enhances the flavor people have come to expect from StarKist® and is perfect in pasta salads. StarKist® makes it easy to incorporate seafood into your lifestyle.
Our 5 oz. Chunk Light Tuna in Oil has 180 mg per 4 oz. serving EPA and DHA omega-3s. Our 12 oz. Chunk Light Tuna in Oil has 160mg per 3 oz. serving EPA and DHA omega-3s.
Big Mistakes Everyone Makes With Canned Tuna
FAQ
How many ounces is a small can of tuna?
What size are tuna cans?
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Can Name
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Can Size
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Lid
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4oz Tuna Can
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3-1/16″ Dia. x 1-6/16″ High
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301
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6oz Salmon Can
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3-7/16″ Dia. x 1-11/16″ High
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307
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8oz Tapered Salmon Can
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3-7/16″ Dia. x 2″ High
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307
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16oz Tapered Salmon Can
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3-1/16″ Dia. x 4-8/16″ High
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301
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What is the big vs small tuna?
Is one can of tuna a serving size?
What size is a tuna can?
Tuna cans are most commonly sold in cans sizes between 4-ounces and 12-ounces. Smaller cans are popular because they are a good single-serving size, but the larger cans are better suited for families.
How much tuna fish can one eat in a day?
You need to consume about 50~60g of protein a day. Tuna contains about 20g of protein per 100g, so eating 300g would be an adequate amount.
How much does a tuna weigh?
The payout for the effort, however, is that these fast-growing tunas average 5 feet in the length and usually weigh at least 100 pounds. Though they’re not as coveted commercially as bluefin, they are extremely fatty, which is why many recreational fishermen agree their meat is the most delicious and decadent.
How big is a 30 pound tuna?
On the Pacific Coast, these fish average only 20 to 30 inches, and a 30 pounder would be a monster. Though because they are the dominant tuna species in the region, they are extremely popular among recreational anglers.