Gooseberries are moderately keto-friendly at ~8g net carbs per 100g. Keep portions small (50–100g) and track macros; they’re tart, nutritious, and work well as an accent rather than a staple.
Is Gooseberry Keto?

Gooseberries are moderately keto-friendly at ~8g net carbs per 100g. Keep portions small (50–100g) and track macros; they’re tart, nutritious, and work well as an accent rather than a staple.
- Net carbs (100g)8.0g
- Protein (100g)0.9g
- Fat (100g)0.6g
- Keto verdictEnjoy in moderation
NUTRITION FACTS
Per 100g (raw)
Source: USDA FoodData Central
HOW TO ENJOY IT ON KETO
- Moderate net carbs: ~8g per 100g allows portion-controlled keto use
- Low calorie density (≈44 kcal/100g) supports volume without many calories
- Tart flavor hints at relatively lower sugars vs. very sweet fruits
- Provides fiber that can help blunt sugar absorption
- Works best as a small topping for yogurt, salads, or desserts
- Easy to fit on days with lower carbs elsewhere
HEALTH BENEFITS
- High in vitamin C for immune support and collagen synthesis
- Polyphenol antioxidants help combat oxidative stress
- Low energy density may aid weight management
- Fiber supports digestive regularity and gut health
- Contains potassium to support healthy fluid balance
- Plant pigments may contribute to eye and vascular health
PREPARATION SUGGESTIONS
GOOSEBERRY COMPOTE
Simmer with water and allulose to make a tangy sauce for cheesecake or greek-yogurt-full-fat—measure portions.
GOOSEBERRY JAM
Cook with pectin and allulose for a sugar-free jam; spread thinly on keto-bread.
SALAD ELEMENT
Toss fresh berries with mixed greens, goat-cheese, walnuts, and olive-oil vinaigrette.
GOOSEBERRY FOOL
Fold cooked berries into lightly sweetened heavy-cream for a classic low-carb dessert.
PICKLED GOOSEBERRIES
Quick-pickle in vinegar and spices; serve with cheeses and cured meats.
SMOOTHIE BASE
Blend a small portion with greek-yogurt-full-fat and coconut-oil; sweeten to taste and log carbs.