Calories from oils, sauces and dressings
Many nutritionists advise to reduce the consumption of oils, sauces and dressings, especially because their caloric content - and of fats - tends to be high. For example, in the particular case of sauces, we must bear in mind that these in turn can be made from a base of butter or oil, so they are considered highly caloric condiments.
But their energy contribution is not just one of the most negative aspects of sauces. There are also other elements such as a high content of sugar and / or salt, which can have a very negative influence on the fact that they tend to be condiments that are not very suitable for daily consumption.
On the opposite side we have the oils, which can provide us with adequate healthy fats to maintain an adequate cardiovascular health. This is the case of olive oil, whose moderate consumption is advised daily, since it is a type of oil with a high content of healthy fatty acids.
Therefore, since oils and sauces tend to increase significantly the caloric intake of dishes, if you are concerned about your diet, it is best to be clear about which ones contribute more calories or not, to know if we can consume them or not. Take note.
How many calories do the oils contribute?
Food | Ration | Calories (kcal) | Kilojoule (kJ) |
Wheat germ oil | 100ml | 929 kcal | 3902 kJ |
Salmon oil | 100ml | 911 kcal | 3826 kJ |
Argan oil | 100ml | 896 kcal | 3763 kJ |
Apricot kernel | 100ml | 889 kcal | 3734 kJ |
Sesame oil | 100ml | 889 kcal | 3734 kJ |
Rapeseed oil | 100ml | 884 kcal | 3713 kJ |
Sunflower oil | 100ml | 884 kcal | 3713 kJ |
Shea butter | 100ml | 884 kcal | 3713 kJ |
Grapeseed oil | 100ml | 884 kcal | 3713 kJ |
Almonds oil | 100ml | 882 kcal | 3704 kJ |
Palm oil | 100ml | 882 kcal | 3704 kJ |
Soybean / soybean oil | 100ml | 882 kcal | 3704 kJ |
Avocado oil / avocado | 100ml | 857 kcal | 3599 kJ |
Coconut oil | 100ml | 857 kcal | 3599 kJ |
Peanut oil / peanut | 100ml | 857 kcal | 3599 kJ |
Linseed oil | 100ml | 837 kcal | 3515 kJ |
Olive oil | 100ml | 800 kcal | 3360 kJ |
How many calories do the sauces bring?
Food | Ration | Calories (kcal) | Kilojoule (kJ) |
Mayonnaise | 100g | 692 kcal | 2906 kJ |
Mustard sauce | 100g | 645 kcal | 2709 kJ |
Aioli | 100g | 623 kcal | 2617 kJ |
Hollandese sauce | 100g | 535 kcal | 2247 kJ |
Honey and mustard dressing | 100g | 464 kcal | 1949 kJ |
pesto | 100g | 458 kcal | 1924 kJ |
César sauce dressing | 100g | 429 kcal | 1802 kJ |
Bearnaise sauce | 100g | 414 kcal | 1739 kJ |
Balsamic vinegar dressing | 100g | 290 kcal | 1218 kJ |
Bechamel sauce | 100g | 225 kcal | 945 kJ |
Cream sauce | 100g | 180 kcal | 756 kJ |
Sweet and sour sauce | 100g | 179 kcal | 752 kJ |
Yogurt sauce | 100g | 171 kcal | 718 kJ |
Guacamole | 100g | 157 kcal | 659 kJ |
Barbecue sauce | 100g | 150 kcal | 630 kJ |
Vinaigrette | 100g | 120 kcal | 504 kJ |
Brave sauce | 100g | 1126 kcal | 487 kJ |
Bolognese sauce | 100g | 106 kcal | 445 kJ |
Ketchup | 100g | 100 kcal | 420 kJ |
Pink sauce | 100g | 81 kcal | 340 kJ |
Tabasco | 100g | 70 kcal | 294 kJ |
Pepper sauce | 100g | 47 kcal | 197 kJ |
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