Lists of keto prepared foods

List of keto prepared foods[edit | edit source]

Tofu soup with mushrooms

Keto protein bars: these are designed specifically for the keto diet, made with ingredients like nuts, seeds, and alternative sweeteners such as erythritol or stevia.

Bone broth: nutrient-rich and flavorful, it's a staple for many keto dieters, ideal as a base for soups and stews.

Mct oil powder: added to coffee or shakes, it provides quick energy and supports ketone production.

Keto shakes: pre-made shakes with high fat and low carb content, convenient for on-the-go nutrition.

Almond milk

Canned sardines & tuna: a convenient source of protein and omega-3 fatty acids.

Keto bread: typically made using almond flour or coconut flour instead of traditional flours.

pre-made zoodles (zucchini noodles): a popular pasta substitute for low-carb diets.

Cauliflower pizza crust: a tasty alternative to traditional pizza crust.

Guacamole: most natural guacamole is keto-friendly, providing a good source of healthy fats.

Keto ice cream: made using alternative sweeteners, offering a treat without the usual carbs.

Hard-boiled eggs: available pre-boiled in many stores, they are a protein-packed snack.

Almond & coconut flour pancakes: a low-carb alternative for traditional pancakes.

Keto crackers: made typically from almond flour or other nut flours, they are a crunchy snack option.

pre-packaged olives: a fat-rich keto snack.

Cheese crisps: serve as a crunchy substitute for chips.

Keto chocolate: made with high cocoa content and alternative sweeteners.

ready-to-drink bulletproof coffee: a blend of coffee, butter, and mct oil.

Keto soup varieties: soups designed to be high in fat, moderate in protein, and low in carbs.

Keto meal replacements: handy for those with a busy schedule.

Keto cereal: cereals made from ingredients like flax seeds, chia seeds, and hemp seeds.

Almond milk: A dairy-free milk substitute, low in carbs.

Miso soup: Traditional Japanese soup, ensure it's prepared without high-carb ingredients.

Coconut milk: Creamy and rich, often used in keto recipes and beverages.

Tofu soup: Ensure it's made with keto-friendly ingredients.

note: always review the nutrition label on pre-made or prepared keto foods to ensure they align with your dietary goals, especially the carb content and potential hidden sugars or additives.

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