The Lowest and Highest Carb Vegetables are...

Here are a few of the best low-carb vegetables to have on keto. Check this out. 
 
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0:04 Why do I only count net carbs?
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1:00 Best veggies for keto 
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2:26 High carb vegetables 

Today we’re going to talk about the vegetables with the lowest carb ratios. 

When we’re talking about net carbs, we’re talking about taking the total carb value and taking away the fiber. We do this because fiber doesn’t have an effect on insulin or blood sugars. 

Healthy vegetables that have less than 1 carb per cup:

• Beet greens 
• Arugula 
• Lettuce 
• Bok choy 
• Chard 
• Endive 
• Mustard greens 
• Spinach 
• Sprouts 
• Romaine 
• White cress 

You’re allowed 20-50 grams of carbs per day on the healthy keto eating plan. Sometimes when people do keto, they’re afraid to eat too many vegetables because of the carbs. But, if you consume these low-carb veggies, the carbs are basically insignificant. These vegetables won’t stop you from losing weight, and they provide benefits like fiber and nutrients. 

Healthy vegetables that have less than 3 carbs per cup:

• Avocado 
• Asparagus 
• Celery 
• Chili pepper 
• Cucumber 
• Eggplant 
• Mushroom 
• Pickles 
• Radish 
• Zucchini 
• Cabbage 

High-carb vegetables:

• Artichoke
• Pumpkin 
• Rutabaga
• Turnip
• Tomato 
• Beet 
• Potato 
• Corn 
• Squash 
• Peas

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Healthy vegetables won’t stop you from losing weight. Give some of the best low-carb vegetables on this list a try.