SuperValu staples, ranked by protein density

#FoodProtein / 100 kcalProtein / 100g
1Tinned tuna (in spring water)
Fish
23.1g25g
2Chicken breast
Poultry
20.9g23g
3Low-fat cottage cheese
Dairy
16.7g12g
4Tinned pink salmon
Fish
15.5g22g
5Lean beef mince (5% fat)
Meat
15.3g21g
6Turkey mince
Poultry
14g20g
7Natural Greek-style yoghurt
Dairy
9.3g9g
8Whole milk
Dairy
5.2g3.4g
9Porridge oats
Grains
3g11g

Standard reference nutrition figures, not prices — we don't track live Irish supermarket prices on this site. Compiled from label data and Open Food Facts, last checked 2026-08-16.

Most protein-dense pick at SuperValu

The most protein-dense generic staple at SuperValu is tinned tuna (in spring water), at about 23.1g of protein per 100 calories. A real day mixes a few sources for variety — set your own target with the macro calculator.

Real high-protein products at SuperValu

Real SuperValu own-brand products from our 24,000-product Irish label database (not the generic staples above), ranked by protein per 100 calories. A photo only appears where we have a confirmed barcode match against Open Food Facts — no guessed stock photos.

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SuperValu Tuna Chunks in Brine 56g
24g protein/100kcal · 23.6g/100g
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SuperValu Signature Tastes Delicatessen Roast Irish Turkey 120g
23.8g protein/100kcal · 27g/100g
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SuperValu Raw Smoked Coley 250g
23.5g protein/100kcal · 19g/100g
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SuperValu Tuna Steak with a Little Brine 120g
23.5g protein/100kcal · 28g/100g
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SuperValu Irish Turkey Mince 370g
22.9g protein/100kcal · 24g/100g
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SuperValu Turkey Breast Mince 300g
22.9g protein/100kcal · 24g/100g

FAQ

What's the most protein-dense staple at SuperValu in Ireland?

Tinned tuna (in spring water), at about 23.1g of protein per 100 calories. See the full ranked table above.

How many staples does this cover at SuperValu?

We compare 9 everyday high-protein staples stocked at SuperValu, covering poultry, meat, fish, dairy, eggs, legumes and grains, ranked by protein per 100 calories.

Where do the real product examples come from?

They're pulled live from our 24,000-product Irish label database (the same one behind the free Calories in Ireland tool and the tracker), not typed in by hand, and a photo only shows where that product has a confirmed barcode match against Open Food Facts.