Net Carbohydrates | Low-Carb Vegetables
TheseNet provide fiberCarbohydrates (25–35 g/day), micronutrients, and some potassium, keeping net carbs within 20–50 g/day.day, ~5–10% of calories, ~80–200 kcal):
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Leafy Greens:
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ExamplesSpinach:Spinach,2kale,cupsarugula, Swiss chard.
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Nutritionraw (per601 cup raw, ~30–50 g):Spinach:g, ~1g protein, 0 g fat, 0.5g net carbs, 2 g fiber, ~7kcal,kcal).~80Usemginmagnesium,salads~800ormgsautépotassium.with eggs.Kale:Kale: 1 cup raw (50 g, ~
2 g protein, 0.5 g fat,1 g net carbs, 2 g fiber, ~15kcal,kcal). Blend with avocado.
Arugula: 1 cup raw (30 g, ~1000.5 mgg calcium.net carbs, 1 g fiber, ~5 kcal). Top with salmon.
Swiss Chard: 1 cup raw (40 g, ~0.5 g net carbs, 1 g fiber, ~7 kcal). Sauté with bacon.
Cruciferous Vegetables:
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ExamplesBroccoli:Broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, cabbage.
Cauliflower: 1 cup cooked (100 g, ~2 g protein, 0 g fat, 3 g net carbs, 3 g fiber, ~25 kcal.kcal). Make rice or mash.
Brussels Sprouts: 1 cup cooked (100 g, ~4 g net carbs, 4 g fiber, ~40 kcal). Roast with bacon.
Cabbage: 1 cup cooked (100 g, ~3 g net carbs, 2 g fiber, ~20 kcal). Sauté with butter.
Other Low-Carb Veggies:
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ExamplesZucchini:Zucchini, asparagus, bell peppers, mushrooms.
Asparagus: 1 cup raw (100 g, ~13 g protein,net 0carbs, 2 g fat,fiber, 4~20 kcal). Grill with olive oil.
Bell Peppers: ½ cup raw (75 g, ~3 g net carbs, 2 g fiber, ~25 kcal,kcal). Stuff with ground beef.
Mushrooms: 1 cup raw (70 g, ~1902 mgg vitaminnet C.carbs, 1 g fiber, ~15 kcal). Sauté with butter.
TipsTip: SpiralizeConsume zucchini3–4 cups of these veggies daily to stay under 50 g net carbs; mix varieties for noodles.flavor.