Lists of keto prepared foods
List of keto prepared foods[edit | edit source]
- 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.
- 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.
Lists of keto foods by category (with images)[edit | edit source]
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- Soy/tofu
- Spaghetti
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- Stocks
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- Summer dip
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- Tilapia
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- Tropical fruits
- Trout
- Tuna
- Turkey breasts
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- Vegetable
- Venezuelan
- Very low carbs
- Vietnamese
- Weeknight
- White rice
- Whitefish
- Whole chicken
- Whole duck
- Whole turkey
- Wild game
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