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Same-portion calorie comparison
Calories in Caviar sandwich: 146–170 kcal per 50 g
Caviar sandwich can range from 146–170 kcal for the same 50 g in Calk. See the exact lower- and higher-calorie results.

At the same portion size (50 g), ingredients, sauces, and preparation can change the calorie total substantially. Calk shows a lower- and higher-calorie example side by side.
Lower calorie
146 kcal
50 g
291 kcal per 100 g
higher vs lower calorie
+16%
Higher calorie
170 kcal
50 g
340 kcal per 100 g
Exact Calk results
These are the exact Calk results for the two versions shown above.

What causes the difference
The portion size is the same, but the ingredients and preparation differ.
Bread and butter: Rye → WhiteSpread: Thin → Thick
- The caviar is identical on both sides — one tablespoon of red caviar, mostly protein, about 37 kcal.
- The butter under it decides: a thin scrape versus a thick curl is a threefold difference in mostly fat.
- White bread adds slightly more calories than the same amount of rye bread.
Examples in this category
Examples of dishes and searches that fit this Calk category.
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FAQ
How many calories are in Caviar sandwich?
In Calk, the same 50 g serving ranges from 146 kcal for the lower-calorie version to 170 kcal for the higher-calorie version.
Why do the two versions differ so much?
Because the amount is fixed, but the ingredients, add-ins, fat level, sauces or preparation details change. The exact Calk cards on this page show both versions.
How do I calculate my own version?
Open Caviar in Calk and choose what you actually ate. Calk calculates the result from those choices.
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