Is Chuck Roast Keto?

Beef
Chuck Roast sticker illustration
KETO VERDICTYES

Zero-carb, budget-friendly cut with great fat and collagen—excellent for keto. Slow-cooking renders connective tissue into gelatin for tender, satisfying meals. Portion and season smartly; add fats if you prefer a higher fat:protein ratio.

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YOUR PORTION

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Per 100 g (as listed by source). Curated estimate; estimated values.

How this is calculated

total carbohydrate - fiber. Each published value is multiplied by your portion divided by the reference amount. No extra fiber, sugar alcohol or allulose deductions are applied here.

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0gnet carbs in your portion

Total carbs
0g
Fiber
0g
Protein
24g
Fat
19g
Calories
295
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Zero-carb, budget-friendly cut with great fat and collagen—excellent for keto. Slow-cooking renders connective tissue into gelatin for tender, satisfying meals. Portion and season smartly; add fats if you prefer a higher fat:protein ratio.

The 100 g reference amount provides 0g net carbs and can fit common keto portions.

  • Net carbs (100 g)0g
  • Protein (100 g)24g
  • Fat (100 g)19g
  • Keto verdictKeto-friendly

NUTRITION FACTS

Per 100 g (as listed by source)

Net Carbs
0g
Total Carbs
0g
Fiber
0g
Protein
24g
Fat
19g
Calories
295

Source: Curated estimate

Source fit: curated estimate; not an exact source match

Net-carb calculation: total carbohydrate - fiber

A USDA reference record exists, but the displayed basis or macros do not directly reproduce it, so KetoLens does not attribute these values to USDA. Check the current label for packaged products.

Nutrition record reviewed 2026-07-09. Maintained by KetoLens Team.

WHY IT'S KETO-FRIENDLY

  • Zero carbs—no impact on ketosis
  • Naturally fatty with collagen that becomes gelatin when slow-cooked
  • Flexible fat:protein ratio (trim or add tallow/butter as needed)
  • Affordable and ideal for batch cooking/meal prep
  • Forgiving to cook—stays moist when braised
  • Rich, savory cooking juices enhance low-carb vegetables

PREPARATION SUGGESTIONS

CLASSIC POT ROAST

Sear, then slow-cook with beef broth and low-carb veg (celery, turnips/radishes, cabbage) for 6–8 hours until fork-tender.

SLOW COOKER STEW

Cube and cook with broth, button mushrooms, and herbs for 8 hours. Thicken by reducing liquid or whisking in a pinch of xanthan gum.

INSTANT POT ROAST

Sear, pressure-cook with broth, garlic, and spices for 45–60 minutes. Quick-release, shred, and portion for multiple meals.

BRAISED IN RED WINE

Sear, then braise at 325°F with a splash of dry red wine and beef broth for 4–5 hours. Keep wine modest; reduce to a silky sauce.

PULLED CHUCK

Slow-cook with a sugar-free BBQ rub and beef broth until shreddable. Serve on salads, lettuce wraps, or over Riced Cauliflower.