Calories in Subway Seafood Salad

Written By
Anna Aronson
Anna Aronson
Published: Nov 10, 2010
Updated: Mar 11, 2019
1 minute read

Subway's seafood salad, used to make the sandwich called the Seafood Sensation, is a mix of seafood blended with mayonnaise. As usual, you can customize the sandwich with your own selection of vegetables and condiments. The calorie count and nutritional values here are for the Seafood Sensation salad alone, and not the entire sandwich.

Calories

The Seafood Sensation seafood salad from Subway has 190 calories per 71 gram serving, with 150 calories from fat. If you eat 2,000 calories a day, this represents 9.5 percent of your daily calorie intake.

Fat

The seafood salad contains 16g of total fat. The fat includes 2.5g of saturated fat. If you eat 2,000 calories a day, you should attempt to limit fat intake to no more than 65g per day, because a diet high in fat can contribute to obesity and related health conditions, the USDA warns.

Sodium

Subway's Seafood Sensation salad contains 430mg of sodium, a total that represents 17.9 percent of the maximum recommended daily intake, Subway reports in its Nutritional Values.

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Carbohydrates

The seafood salad portion used on a six-inch sub has 7g of total carbohydrates. The carbohydrate breakdown includes 1g of sugars, but it contains no dietary fiber.

Protein

The seafood and mayonnaise in the salad bolster its protein content. The Seafood Sensation salad has 5g of protein, Subway reports.

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Anna Aronson

Anna Aronson began working as a journalist in 2000 and spent six years at suburban Chicago newspapers before pursuing freelance work. She enjoys writing about health care topics, in particular obstetrics, pediatrics and nutrition. She…

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