Keto Nuts & Seeds
We ran 1,116 nuts & seeds through our keto rules: 24 pass, 8 need a label check, and 993 don't make it.
This aisle is close to keto home ground: nuts and seeds run on fat and protein. Two things still fail products here, honey or sugar coatings and the naturally higher carbs of cashews in bulk. Plain and roasted packs pass in large numbers.
You can eat these

Almond Milky
Passes the check

Almond & coconut m*lk
Passes the check

Bonsoy Almond Milk
Passes the check

Barista Almond
Passes the check

Sanitarium Crunchy Peanut Butter
Passes the check

Roasted almonds
Passes the check

Groundnut Oil
Passes the check

Sunflower Oil
Passes the check

Arachideolie
Passes the check

Graines de tournesol grillées
Passes the check

Ametlles repelades crues
Passes the check

Almendra Tostada
Passes the check

Almendras fritas
Passes the check

Pesto con Pistachio verde
Passes the check

Crema di arachidi
Passes the check

Mandorle
Passes the check

Granella di Pistacchio
Passes the check

Mandorle sgusciate
Passes the check

Pistacchio tostato e salato
Passes the check

Protein 32% zero crispy peanut butter
Passes the check

Bio Almond Mandel Reisdrink
Passes the check

Silk Almond Milk
Passes the check

Organic Almond
Passes the check

Fairtrade Almond Plant-Based Iced Coffee
Passes the check
Where the traps are
What actually disqualifies nuts & seeds from a keto diet, counted across 60 of the 993 products that fail:
Carbs over the 10g limit
56 products
Sugar over the 5g limit
2 products
dates
1 product
sugar
1 product
corn
1 product
Check the label first
For these, the data is incomplete or an ingredient can go either way. We say so instead of guessing. Tap one to see exactly what's unclear.

almond flour Karay
Check the label

Deluxe Whole cashews with sea salt
Check the label

aldi roasted and salted mixed nuts
Check the label

Moroccan Almond Extract
Check the label

Gourmet Almonds
Check the label

pistachios sea salt and vinegar
Check the label

Diabolo peanut milk
Check the label
wonderful pistachios
Check the label
Verdicts are automated checks based on Open Food Facts data. Formulations change, so always confirm on the physical label.