Keto Without Cooking – A Full Day of Eating Keto


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Want to reduce your carb intake, but you don’t have the time or desire to cook? In this video, I share keto breakfast, lunch, and …

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  1. Graham
    Graham says:

    Dr. Becky I love your channel and thank you so much for another great video. I love keto and for a long time I have followed your 0, 1, 2, 3 plan. Thanks again โค๏ธ๐ŸŽ„

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  2. sternits
    sternits says:

    I really enjoy your channel. Thatโ€™s for all the great healthy ideas.

    Your snack dinner is my go-to lunch almost daily (unless Iโ€™m skipping lunch that day): pickles, olives, cheese, liverwurst or leftover meat from previous nightโ€™s dinner, nuts, and dark chocolate are a perfect lunch for me. I never get tired of it bc Iโ€™ll switch out types of cheese, olives, meat, and nuts.

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  3. Kevin B
    Kevin B says:

    You're really great! Your advice is sound and consistent.

    In one video, a saw a clock with an "N" on the face. Nebraska? Any connection to the Cornhusker state?

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  4. Rae Webb
    Rae Webb says:

    I am in upstate New York and we no longer have Salad Bars at our Grocery Storesโ€ฆ.we did preCovid. In any event, yes, the cooking and cleanup do get tiresome. Thanks for the suggestions

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  5. Mary Erickson
    Mary Erickson says:

    Iโ€™ve watched several of you videos and I agree with most everything. My question is about cholesterol. I tried keto a couple years ago and my cholesterol went very high. Should I not eat meat or eggs to keep it lower?

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  6. Daniel Sanchez
    Daniel Sanchez says:

    We add a tablespoon of chia seed and a few berries in 1/2 cup of yogurt the night before and grab for breakfast the next day. After being in the yogurt over night the seeds don't stick in our teeth so much.

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  7. Kathleen F
    Kathleen F says:

    Fresh squeezed lemon juice and some stevia in Yogart is really good too. Add some cut raspberries and a bit of whipped cream . . one of my favorite desserts! A small 7oz cup is good for 3 servings.

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  8. The 5 Minute Body
    The 5 Minute Body says:

    I really don't like cooking haha, for me my staples are boiked eggs, avocado, salmon cooked in the air fryer and easy meatballs. It's very little meal prep and super satisfying.

    I personally can't do yoghurt, it completely doesn't make me full and I get bloated. But the meal looks yummmm ๐Ÿค“

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  9. Learn To Cook Keto By CRella
    Learn To Cook Keto By CRella says:

    I cook / prep once a week. Everything you need is in the fridge and you can heat it up if needed. Start out slow if you are a newbie. Your diet will evolve as you learn. Have a plan if you are not at home, like where, what, and when you eat. Set standards for yourself and stick with it

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  10. STANDUP
    STANDUP says:

    Blueberries are way to high in carbs and sugar for a Keto meal. Watch that portion size! You still have to eat something the rest of the day. High sugar content kicks off carb/sugar cravings. Also, I assume you are buying hard boiled eggs already cooked? Wow that's a bit scary for me, I would boil my own. That would of course mean cooking right?

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  11. Martha Adams
    Martha Adams says:

    Kefir coconut milk or any other kind of NON cows milk is far healthier. Kefir cheese is so easy to make and you can make many kinds with it. Cows milk is not healthy for anyone any more – especially if one is middle aged or older.

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  12. maverator
    maverator says:

    Not so sure about the yogurt, which is 9.5 net carbs and only 8.5 g fat. I have always understood that keto diet kind of requires more fat than carb in order to become fat adapted. I.e. keto isnโ€™t just low carb, itโ€™s the ratios. Also blowing almost 10g carb on one little snack (I wouldnโ€™t call it a meal) seems like a not so great foundation. But Iโ€™m not an expert, and part of why I watch videos like this is to continually learn and revise my understanding.

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  13. Arnoldas Kuznecovas
    Arnoldas Kuznecovas says:

    Every single doctor (keto aces) tell differently about keto! Who's right then. Doctor Berg ( is a God of all the keto in the whole universe…. like the others told me…) he says No any yogurt on keto at All …. who's lying then????? Huh…

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  14. James Sharier
    James Sharier says:

    How can I reduce or eliminate my carb cravings while eating a keto diet. I always feel like Iโ€™m never full or satisfied after I eat Or is this just a mental hurdle that dissipates over time?

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  15. Sandi & G
    Sandi & G says:

    I absolute love all your videos Dr Becky. So very informative with great options, thank you kindly.๐Ÿ˜€ Christmas greetings to you & Dr Keith from Canada ๐Ÿ™‹๐Ÿปโ€โ™€๏ธ โค๏ธ๐Ÿ™

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  16. Joanne Smith
    Joanne Smith says:

    One of my most favorite on the go meals is a beef stick [the high-quality kind ๐Ÿ˜‰ ], olives, some kind of nut [usually soaked Brazil or pistachios], something fermented [carrots or cucs are easy], and a little cheese.
    If I'm really on top of things, I like to throw chicken breasts on the grill when I already have it on. I then cool, slice, and portion out the breasts into what works for me [2.5oz … I'm smaller], and freeze. It's so easy to grab a little pack from the freezer and throw it into my lunch in place of the beef stick. It's thawed by the time I'm ready to eat it.
    Yogurt … I can only handle a small amount at a time – even my homemade stuff from our cow [I make plain Greek yogurt]. I "wish" I could eat more of it in one sitting, because that sure would be convenient! I just put a few tablespoons into my smoothie.

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