Does tuna fish have starch in it?

No, tuna fish does not have starch in it.

Here's why:

* Tuna is a muscle tissue: Tuna is a fish, and fish are primarily composed of muscle tissue, which is protein.

* Starch is a carbohydrate: Starch is a complex carbohydrate found in plants, like grains, potatoes, and beans.

* Fish do not contain starch: Fish do not have the same biological processes as plants to produce starch.

However, you might find starch in some canned tuna products. This is often added as a thickener or binder in the packing process.