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Sticking to natural, unsweetened peanut butter is a great option, especially if you're on a very low carb diet. It contains fewer carbs than sweetened varieties, but still has lots of protein and healthy fats.
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Read More »Ah, peanut butter. Could healthy fats and protein come in a dreamier spread? There’s no doubt that PB is delish AF, but can you eat it if you’re on a ketogenic diet? Here’s the lowdown on peanut butter and keto. Is peanut butter keto-friendly? Yep! Peeps following a keto diet can totally enjoy peanut butter. But it’s important to stick with natural, unsweetened PB and be mindful of your portion sizes to maintain ketosis. Lots of manufactured peanut butter products contain added sugars, which increase the carb content. It’s a good idea to check the nutrition label to find the right one for you. Share on Pinterest SKC/Stocksy United Peanut butter nutrition facts Peanut butter is super nutritious. Yes, it’s high in calories, but that doesn’t mean it’s unhealthy. Your bod needs nutrient-dense, high fat foods for many important functions. So, don’t judge a food simply on the number of calories it has. It’s also a good source of magnesium, which can be lacking in very low carb diets. Here are the deets for a 2-tablespoon (tbsp) serving of peanut butter: Calories: 204
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Read More »net carbs per 2-tbsp serving Santa Cruz Organics Creamy Light Roasted Peanut Butter: 2 g net carbs per 2-tbsp serving net carbs per 2-tbsp serving Smucker’s Natural Chunky Peanut Butter: 4 g net carbs per 2-tbsp serving net carbs per 2-tbsp serving Adam’s Organic Crunchy Peanut Butter: 4 g net carbs per 2-tbsp serving Remember, when you’re shopping for PB, steer clear of flavored and sweetened PB like chocolate, cinnamon, maple, or honey flavors. Also, keep in mind that peanut butter candies, cakes, and granola bars are high in added sugar. Just because a peanut butter cup has PB in it, doesn’t mean it can fit into your keto diet. Always check the nutrition label if you’re not sure if a product is right for you. Alternatives If you’re not a PB lover, there are plenty of other nuts and seeds to enjoy on a keto diet. Plus, other nuts and seeds are lower in carbs than peanuts (which are technically considered a legume). Here are a few other nut and seed butters that can fit into your keto diet plan: Almond butter: 3 g net carbs per 2-tbsp serving net carbs per 2-tbsp serving Pecan butter: 1 g net carb per 2-tbsp serving net carb per 2-tbsp serving Walnut butter: 4 g net carbs per 2-tbsp serving net carbs per 2-tbsp serving Sunflower butter: 2 g net carbs per 2-tbsp serving net carbs per 2-tbsp serving Pumpkin seed butter: 2 g net carbs per 2-tbsp serving Try pairing nut and seed butters with lower carb, keto-friendly options like celery or adding them to keto-friendly recipes like energy balls.
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