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Keto Avocado Tuna Salad

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Keto Avocado Tuna Salad

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This Keto tuna salad makes for a versatile lunch or snack recipe. For the best Keto sandwich recipe, enjoy this creamy avocado tuna salad on Carb Manager Cloud Bread or spread it over a Keto Bagel. Equally delicious for snacking, why not try it served as a low carb dip with Bacon Chips or Cheese Crackers or even served in lettuce cups? The possibilities are endless!

Is Canned Tuna Good for a Keto Diet?

Canned tuna is a great source of protein that can be enjoyed in moderation as part of a Keto diet. Rich in heart-healthy omega 3 fatty acids, tuna makes a versatile and relatively inexpensive addition to your weekly meal rotation. Perfect combined with added fats to make our delicious Keto tuna salad, tossed through low carb spaghetti or flaked into omelets.

Is Mayonnaise Keto?

Mayonnaise is an excellent choice as a Keto condiment. Naturally rich in fats, mayonnaise is prepared with a base of Keto friendly ingredients. Store-bought mayonnaise can contain added sugars and additives however, that are not Keto compliant. Be sure to check the labels to find a suitable option. Alternatively, you can use our own Keto homemade mayo for your tuna salad. You can find the recipe for this in our sides section.

Jessica L.

  • Net Carbs

    0.5 g

  • Fiber

    1.1 g

  • Total Carbs

    1.6 g

  • Protein

    12.9 g

  • Fats

    8 g

127 cals

Keto Avocado Tuna Salad

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Ingredients

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  • Canned Tuna

    Canned Tuna

    1 can - each 5 ounce net weight

  • Mayo

    Mayo

    1 tablespoon

  • Salt

    Salt

    ¼ teaspoon

  • Black Pepper, Ground

    Black Pepper, Ground

    ¼ teaspoon

  • Green Onions

    Green Onions

    1 teaspoon, chopped

  • Cilantro

    Cilantro

    1 teaspoon, chopped

  • Avocado

    Avocado

    1 ounce

  • Lime Juice, Fresh

    Lime Juice, Fresh

    ¼ teaspoon

Recipe Steps

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5 min

  • Step 1

    Add all the ingredients to a mixing bowl. Mix together until well combined. If you would prefer a chunkier tuna salad, you can dice the avocado into small pieces and mix. For a creamier tuna salad, mash the avocado with the mayonnaise before mixing it into the tuna. Keep refrigerated until ready to serve.
    Step 1

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Comments 31

  • Fal_Kor

    Fal_Kor a month ago

    I added cherry tomatoes, cucumber, more mayo, more avocado, fresh dill, stone ground mustard & some relish and it turned out great. I tasted it as-is and it was lacking so just added some things other commenters suggested and is it's yummy!

    • FortuitousRadish167901

      FortuitousRadish167901 9 months ago

      Tuna salad is a go-to for me and I frequently take it to work for lunch. I keep the avocado and lime separate (use the lime to keep the avocado from darkening), and I omit the green onions. To flavour, I add curry powder! When I’m ready for lunch, I stir the avocado into the tuna salad. use celery sticks to scoop it up. It’s delicious!

      • Tea_Party

        Tea_Party 10 months ago

        Easy to make, easy to customize. Would add a touch of sesame oil

        • SplendidMacadamia920666

          SplendidMacadamia920666 a year ago

          I am enjoying this for lunch. It's easy and quick to prepare. A good starter. Very satisfying with the crunchiness of the lettuce.

          • onatbas

            onatbas a year ago

            I did this for my weekly meal prep. I prepared the sauce first in a container, with tuna and avocado separate. I thought the sauce was way too citric but once mixed, it was a subtle aroma only. It isn't the most fragrant flavor compared to just avocado and tuna, but it's a nice change.

            • RemarkableCauliflower255972

              RemarkableCauliflower255972 a year ago

              Not a fan of cilantro, so subbed with fresh dill. Added diced celery and cucumber for a little crunch. No lime in the house so used fresh lemon juice. DELISH!!!

              • lcolon

                lcolon 2 years ago

                Can I substitute the tuna for can chicken in water?

                • varissul

                  varissul a year ago

                  Yes.

              • OutstandingMacadamia130966

                OutstandingMacadamia130966 2 years ago

                I added yellow mustard, cucumber 🥒 and a bit of lemon 🍋. Made lettuce wraps. Absolutely tasty😋

                • ReSetMyLife

                  ReSetMyLife 2 years ago

                  Added extra Mayo and used avocado half and a good teaspoon of Lime… So I registered it as 1.5 servings. Made it in chunks and chopped some rocket leaves in…. I found it tasty!

                  • Layla

                    Layla 3 years ago

                    The texture was like cat food. I just couldn’t get past how mealy it was. Unfortunately, this one is a no for me. i guess maybe I just need a ton of mayo in my tuna salad

                    • SplendidAvocado433695

                      SplendidAvocado433695 9 months ago

                      Have you never had tuna salad before…? All tuna salad is like that lol

                  • Karin

                    Karin 3 years ago

                    How long did this last refrigerated i.e. did it not brown due to the avo in the recipe? Orndid the lime juice keep it from going black?

                    • Fatgirlslims

                      Fatgirlslims a year ago

                      Lime juice would help but I bet the mayo helped more. I don't really know though.

                  • Sher Healthy 4 Life

                    Sher Healthy 4 Life 3 years ago

                    OMG!! This was positively delicious! I used albacore tuna, added a bit more onion and diced dill pickle. Yum!! This will become a favorite.

                    • FabulousArugula966423

                      FabulousArugula966423 3 years ago

                      Celery adds a great crunch in it as well. I make little taco melts with it using the low carb street tacos. So good

                  • Ketomojo_user

                    Ketomojo_user 3 years ago

                    Very nice and satisfying

                    • deedeejo88

                      deedeejo88 3 years ago

                      yummo!

                      • TimeSpaceCoffee

                        TimeSpaceCoffee 4 years ago

                        Nice! I'm not a huge fan of onion, so I subbed in dill pickle relish and pulled back on the salt and citrus. Diced the avocado and plunked it on top so I didn't create a mush mountain. LOL

                        • ExcellentKale370190

                          ExcellentKale370190 20 days ago

                          Mush mountain lol. I use dill pickle relish too!

                      • SuperCauliflower707124

                        SuperCauliflower707124 4 years ago

                        Also can I eat this recipe everyday?

                        • UpbeatRadish381770

                          UpbeatRadish381770 3 years ago

                          Be careful with fish. people mistakenly assume they can eat as much as they like because of the health benefits. It is advised to eat fish no more that 3 times a week because of the mercury found in fish. Small amounts are safe and albacore tuna is considered one of the safer fishes to eat regularly.

                      • SuperCauliflower707124

                        SuperCauliflower707124 4 years ago

                        Do you need to cook the tuna first?

                        • MyNameIsZuza

                          MyNameIsZuza 3 years ago

                          It's a canned tunna. You don't cook it.

                      • Kik139

                        Kik139 4 years ago

                        Delicious!!

                        • Kimchi김

                          Kimchi김 4 years ago

                          Enjoyable

                          • rnj1

                            rnj1 4 years ago

                            Made using canned yellow tail tuna in oil, NO MAYO, but added everything else. Absolutely delicious.

                            • AwesomeArugula123541

                              AwesomeArugula123541 4 years ago

                              Wow delicious!! I don’t normally ate tuna and i hate avocado but i tried this anyway and it was so delicious will make this again!

                              • NoSnoBird

                                NoSnoBird 4 years ago

                                I didn’t like at all. I’ll use mayonnaise in my tuna salad. In fact eating it straight out of the can would taste better to me. That said, I love avocado and egg salad

                                • AmazingMacadamia192422

                                  AmazingMacadamia192422 4 years ago

                                  Ummm DELISH !!!

                                  • Zepia

                                    Zepia 4 years ago

                                    Wow! I’m amazed on how delish this simple and easy dish is. I will definitely be making this again and again. Thanks for the recipe.