Keto Blog
KetoMondo is a collective dedicated to tasty, simple, and responsible ketogenic cooking. We prioritize quality ingredients, healthy fats, and recipes that balance nutrition while staying practical for everyday life.
Our group includes 26 committed chefs — each brings culinary expertise, cultural perspective and a dedication to quality. Together they explore techniques and flavors to make keto sustainable, enjoyable, and reproducible at home.
Protein and vegetables as a base
The structure of the Japanese meal is simple: protein, vegetables, broth. No heavy grain. No sugar. Just the essentials that truly nourish.
Vegetables in the center, cereals in the background
In British cooking, you can simply remove the grains and increase the vegetables. And the meal becomes more colorful, more energetic, more satisfying.
Spices as a structure without carbohydrates
In Pakistani cuisine, spices are not simply flavorings. They structure the meal, create deep flavor and naturally replace the need for sugar.
Protein and vegetables as a base
In a Chinese wok, it's simple: protein. Non-starchy vegetable. Intense flavor. Balanced fat. It's the complete meal.
Less sugar, more structure
When you remove the sugar, the food must have structure. And this structure creates truer satiety.
Sauces as a sugar-free structure
Ghanaian sauces are deep, complex, generous. And they never needed sugars to be so. It's the sauce that structures the meal, not the starch.
Grilled proteins and non-starchy vegetables
The structure of the Andean meal is simple: a quality grilled protein, non-starchy vegetables, a green sauce. And this simplicity creates a satiation and energy that few structures can match.
Herbs as a low-carb structure
Herbs are not garnishes. In Levantine cuisine, they are the skeleton of the meal. And this structure, it naturally carries a reduction in fast carbohydrates.
Proteins and vegetables as a framework
A plate without heavy starches is not an empty plate. It's a really readable, really nourishing dish.
Selected kitchen equipment
Our selection of recommended tools and small appliances for efficient keto cooking (spiralizer, thermometer, sous‑vide, air fryer).
Sparkling water machine
Fun & healthy hydration. Unlimited sparkling water for zero sugar keto mocktails: daily drink that makes you happy on a diet.
- Unlimited sparkling water (practical for everyday use)
- Perfect base for keto mocktails
Chef knife + sharpener
Clean & fast cuts. Fluid keto meal prep: vegetables, proteins, herbs: the basis for efficient & safe batch cooking.
- Cleaner, faster cutting
- Best for keto meal prep (vegetables + proteins)
Selected ingredients
Our selection of essential ingredients for keto cooking: healthy fats, low‑carb flours and practical substitutes.
Ground flax seeds
The key ingredient to make your own crispy keto crackers and breads. Its richness in fiber and its good nutty taste make it a healthy and nutritious base for your low-carb snacks.
- Simple Homemade Keto Crackers
- Adds fibers and binder
Blond psyllium (hulls)
The essential natural binder for successful keto breads and pastas. It provides the elasticity and softness that gluten-free recipes often lack.
- Improves the hold of keto breads (less crumbly)
- Provides fiber (often sought after in keto)
Xanthan gum
The magic thickener for your keto sauces, creams and pizza dough. A simple pinch is enough to obtain a creamy and professional texture without any flour.
- Thickens quickly (1/4 tsp is often enough)
- Ideal for starch-free sauces