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Let’s face it: eating your bison burger in a lettuce wrap is a little disappointing. That’s why Unbun made these Keto Certified (and grain-free, paleo and gluten-free) buns, made with a low-carb, high-fiber blend of almond flour, egg whites, flax, coconut flour, psyllium, apple cider vinegar and more. Also check out Unbun’s other “un”-items, such as Uncrust, a keto pizza crust, and Unbaguette—oui oui!
Fat bombs—bite-sized treats that (surprise!) contain a lot of fat—are a popular keto recipe to make at home. Conscious Kitchen does all of the hard work with these plant-based energy bites, made with organic peanuts, raw cocoa, brown rice, pea and hemp proteins, a blend of fibers derived from tapioca and agave, and even shiitake mushroom powder for some adaptogenic support.
It’s hard to believe this decadent-sounding novelty has just 1 gram of net carbs and 1 gram of sugar per serving. To achieve the luxurious flavor of this dessert, Enlightened uses a blend of erythritol, monk fruit, natural flavoring, and full-fat cream, egg yolks, coconut oil and more fat-imparting ingredients. It’s a solid product to keep in the freezer for a special treat. Also check out Enlightened’s keto pints, available in flavors such as Coffee & Cream, Red Velvet and more.
Don’t have time for meal prep? No problem. This keto-friendly soup from the bone broth experts at Kettle & Fire present a heat-and-eat option that contains chicken bone broth, cream, cheddar cheese, broccoli, salted butter, onions, garlic, parmesan and spices such as nutmeg. Make no mistake: this isn’t a low-cal option. Just 1 cup contains 320 calories and 27 grams fat. But in a soup environment where the lion’s share of boxed options contain added sugar, Kettle & Fire’s Whole30 Approved options are welcome.
These big, chewy cookies differ from many keto products in that they are entirely plant-based: no cream, butter, or eggs in sight. Rather, they are made with grain-free lupin and almond flour, and feature just 3 grams net carbs for the whole cookie. Compared with Lenny & Larry’s original protein cookies (which contain a whopping 55 grams carbs for a whole cookie), this product demonstrates impressive, innovative formulation from a growing brand.
Two grams of net carbs and a USDA Organic certification make these almond flour-based cookies a dream to whip up in a home kitchen. We particularly love the cleaner ingredients in this product—rare in a keto snack. Yes, there’s the sugar alcohol erythritol, but there’s also consciously sourced chocolate chips, coconut flour, sea salt, cacao powder, vanilla extract and more.
The plant-based, powdered creamer from Laird’s gets a convenient upgrade: it’s now available in a liquid form! Thanks to Aquamin, a mineral-containing ingredient derived from red marine algae, the creamer blends beautifully into coffee—no clumps at all! This unsweetened version makes the creamer suitable for those following a keto protocol.
A 280-calorie bottle of deliciousness made with coconut milk, milk protein isolate, MCT oil, and cocoa powder for a deep, dark chocolatey taste. Unlike your favorite chocolate milk, this product only contains 1 gram of sugar, 3 keto-perfect grams of net carbs and 15 grams of protein. Sweetness comes from the palatable inclusion of erythritol and stevia. We like!
With a ton of fiber and nutrients—and minimal carbohydrates—over the past several years cauliflower has grown to be the darling of the keto movement. CAULIPOWER, a company that focuses on innovating with this white crucifer, introduces this Keto Certified riced cauliflower heat-and-eat product. Indian-inspired spices such as curry powder and cilantro make this 100-calorie cup sing.
A squeezeable, on-the-go pack, this keto-friendly nut butter is an erythritol-sweetened blend of three unexpected nuts: pecans, almonds and macadamia nuts! The inclusion of MCT powder boosts the good-fat nutrition that many keto enthusiasts seek, and a dusting of pink Himalayan sea salt brings these zero-sugar flavors to life.
