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Are protein powder keto? Net carbs in popular brands

Varies by brand

It depends on the brand. Popular protein powder in the Keto.app database range from 0 to 6 g net carbs per serving, so check the label before you count one as keto.

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Protein powder compared

Per serving, from the Keto.app food database. Net carbs = total carbs − fiber − sugar alcohols, the same way the Keto.app app counts them. If a product’s data has no sugar alcohols listed, the number can be higher than on the package.

ProductServingNet carbsCarbsFiberSugar alc.kcalProteinLogs
Paleo Pro Paleo Protein Powder1 scoop0 g1 g1 g0 g12026 g1,544
Plant Fusion Protein Powder1 scoop3 g3 g0 g0 g12022 g823
NutraOne Protein Powder1 scoop2 g2 g0 g0 g12024 g639
Optimum Nutrition Protein Powder1 scoop3 g3 g0 g0 g12024 g516
Iconic Protein Powder1 cup2 g3 g1 g0 g9020 g418
Elevation Protein Powder1 scoop6 g6 g0 g0 g18030 g353

Logs = times added to Keto.app food diaries, over about 10 years.

FAQ

Protein powder on keto

Are protein powder keto?

It depends on the brand. Popular protein powder in the Keto.app database range from 0 to 6 g net carbs per serving, so check the label before you count one as keto.

Which protein powder have the fewest net carbs?

In the Keto.app database: Paleo Pro Paleo Protein Powder (0 g), NutraOne Protein Powder (2 g), Iconic Protein Powder (2 g).

Why do net carbs on the label differ?

Keto.app counts net carbs as total carbs minus fiber and sugar alcohols. If a product’s nutrition data doesn’t list its sugar alcohols (or allulose), the result can be higher than the net carbs printed on the package, so compare with the label.

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