Ketogenic Diet

High-fat, very low-carb for ketosis

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Apple, Medium

Fruits

1 medium apple

95 cal25g carbs

Banana, Medium

Fruits

1 medium banana

105 cal27g carbs

White Bread

Grains

1 slice

79 cal14.6g carbs

Brown Rice, Cooked

Grains

1/2 cup

108 cal22g carbs

Chicken Breast, Grilled

Proteins

3 oz

128 cal0g carbs

Salmon, Atlantic

Proteins

3 oz

175 cal0g carbs

Broccoli, Steamed

Vegetables

1/2 cup

22 cal4.3g carbs

Spinach, Raw

Vegetables

1 cup

7 cal1.1g carbs

Milk, 2% Fat

Dairy

1 cup

122 cal11.4g carbs

Greek Yogurt, Plain

Dairy

6 oz

100 cal6g carbs

Avocado

Fats

1/2 medium

114 cal6g carbs

Olive Oil

Fats

1 tbsp

119 cal0g carbs

Almonds, Raw

Nuts & Seeds

1 oz (23 nuts)

164 cal6.1g carbs

Quinoa, Cooked

Grains

1/2 cup

111 cal19.7g carbs

Sweet Potato, Baked

Vegetables

1 medium

112 cal26g carbs
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Ketogenic Diet Guide

Overview

The ketogenic diet is a high-fat, very low-carbohydrate eating plan that shifts your body into ketosis, where it burns fat for fuel instead of carbohydrates.

Key Principles

  • Maintain very low carbohydrate intake (typically under 20-50g per day)
  • Consume high amounts of healthy fats (70-80% of calories)
  • Moderate protein intake (15-25% of calories)
  • Avoid sugar and starchy foods completely
  • Focus on whole, unprocessed foods

Food Guidelines

Recommended

  • Avocados
  • Olive oil and coconut oil
  • Fatty fish
  • Eggs
  • Low-carb vegetables
  • Nuts and seeds

Limit

  • Berries (small amounts)
  • Full-fat dairy
  • Dark chocolate (85%+ cacao)

Avoid

  • Grains and cereals
  • Sugar and honey
  • Fruits (except small amounts of berries)
  • Starchy vegetables
  • Legumes

Practical Tips

  • Track your macros carefully, especially carbohydrates
  • Stay hydrated and consider electrolyte supplementation
  • Be patient during the adaptation period (keto flu)
  • Focus on nutrient-dense, whole foods

Important: This information is for educational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider or a registered dietitian before making significant changes to your diet, especially if you have medical conditions or take medications.