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Which nuts are appropriate for a keto diet?
Maybe this was asked before, if it was I'm sorry. I've seen the following suggestions
1. Almonds
2. Macadamia nuts
How about Cashews roasted and salted? I've yet to see guys including cashews on the keto. Is it because that cashews are high in carbs?
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I see no reason to exclude it. Although perhaps raw would be better...
Salted is fine when on keto, help keep some water
When it hurts... That's when i start counting, because that's when it starts to count.
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So almonds and Macadamia nuts for you Pyro?Pyroclasm wrote: Yep that's pretty much your choices while you want to reach ketosis. Almonds and Macadamias. This thread is very manly..
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Almond: Pro-21.22g
Carbs-21.69g
Fat-49.42g
Cashew: Pro-18.22g
Carbs-30.19g
Fat-43.85g
Hazelnut: Pro-14.95
Carbs-17g
Fats-60.75g
Macadamia: Pro-7.9g
Carbs-13.8g
Fats-75.8g
Peanut: Pro-25g
Carbs-21g
Fats-48g
Pecan: Pro-9.17g
Carbs-13.86g
Fats-71.97g
Pistachio: Pro-21.35g
Carbs-27.65g
Fats-45.97g
Walnuts: Pro-15.23g
Carbs-13.71g
Fats-65.21g
Macadamia, Pecan and Walnuts seems best if budget isn't a issue.
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But to be honest... If you are not exceeding your carb limit or pushing the protein too high, I see no reason why peanuts would not get the job done.
Just watch the Macros and total calories.
When it hurts... That's when i start counting, because that's when it starts to count.
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I buy the nuts at the montagu shop, the macadamia nuts don't come in a 1kg only almonds and cashews. Never really checked on the other type of nuts.
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Fakey_AK wrote: Quick list of nuts and there macros per 100g serving
Almond: Pro-21.22g
Carbs-21.69g
Fat-49.42g
Cashew: Pro-18.22g
Carbs-30.19g
Fat-43.85g
Hazelnut: Pro-14.95
Carbs-17g
Fats-60.75g
Macadamia: Pro-7.9g
Carbs-13.8g
Fats-75.8g
Peanut: Pro-25g
Carbs-21g
Fats-48g
Pecan: Pro-9.17g
Carbs-13.86g
Fats-71.97g
Pistachio: Pro-21.35g
Carbs-27.65g
Fats-45.97g
Walnuts: Pro-15.23g
Carbs-13.71g
Fats-65.21g
Macadamia, Pecan and Walnuts seems best if budget isn't a issue.
What is important for keto is not the total amount of carbs but rather the net carbs. Basically the total carbs minus fibre as fibre is not digested. For example when you compare the total carbs of cashews and almonds then it seems like almonds are losing, and then you take into account that almonds have 15g fibre and cashews 3g per 100g, then the story changes. It i also important to note that of the net carbs in nuts, a substantial amount of those is sugar depending on which nut you are using. For example 100g of cashew nuts have 6g of sugar in them. Almonds have half that.
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When it hurts... That's when i start counting, because that's when it starts to count.
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Pyroclasm wrote:
Fakey_AK wrote: Quick list of nuts and there macros per 100g serving
Almond: Pro-21.22g
Carbs-21.69g
Fat-49.42g
Cashew: Pro-18.22g
Carbs-30.19g
Fat-43.85g
Hazelnut: Pro-14.95
Carbs-17g
Fats-60.75g
Macadamia: Pro-7.9g
Carbs-13.8g
Fats-75.8g
Peanut: Pro-25g
Carbs-21g
Fats-48g
Pecan: Pro-9.17g
Carbs-13.86g
Fats-71.97g
Pistachio: Pro-21.35g
Carbs-27.65g
Fats-45.97g
Walnuts: Pro-15.23g
Carbs-13.71g
Fats-65.21g
Macadamia, Pecan and Walnuts seems best if budget isn't a issue.
What is important for keto is not the total amount of carbs but rather the net carbs. Basically the total carbs minus fibre as fibre is not digested. For example when you compare the total carbs of cashews and almonds then it seems like almonds are losing, and then you take into account that almonds have 15g fibre and cashews 3g per 100g, then the story changes. It i also important to note that of the net carbs in nuts, a substantial amount of those is sugar depending on which nut you are using. For example 100g of cashew nuts have 6g of sugar in them. Almonds have half that.
To be honest i know very little of keto diets themselves but funny enough while i was doing the whole "nut" stack, i came across an article talking about the exact samething you mentioned.. The whole net carb thing.. Actually very interesting.
Thanks for the insight tho, you are really clued up with keto diets.
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