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Is it keto? Know at a glance.

979 everyday foods rated keto-friendly, limit or not keto — with net carbs per serving, the best low-carb swaps, and 459 recipes to replace the carbs you miss.

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  • 459keto recipes + 1158 variations
  • 20swap guides
  • USDAnutrition data

Frequently asked questions

What can I eat on a keto diet?

Build meals around meat, fish, eggs, cheese, butter, olive oil, avocado, nuts and low-carb vegetables like spinach, broccoli, cauliflower and zucchini. Berries fit in small portions. Browse all 491 keto-friendly foods.

How many carbs can you eat on keto?

Most people stay in ketosis by eating about 20–50 g of net carbs a day; 20–30 g is the usual starting point. Use our keto macro calculator to personalize protein and fat.

Are carrots and beets keto?

In small amounts. A medium carrot has about 4.1 g net carbs and a small beet about 5.5 g — fine as a garnish or in a salad, but sweeter than leafy greens. See carrots and beets.

Are potatoes and rice keto?

No. A medium baked potato has about 33 g net carbs and a cup of white rice about 44 g. Swap them for cauliflower mash or roasted radishes and cauliflower rice.

Where does your nutrition data come from?

Almost every food uses the USDA FoodData Central SR Legacy database. Specialty keto products (like allulose or shirataki noodles) use typical label values, which we note on each page. Read how we rate foods.

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