As someone who has lost 140 pounds on a keto-inspired diet, I know how important it is to follow a plan that works for you — even if its different from what everyone else is doing. Matching your personality with a way of eating is critical for success. Take my free keto quiz to determine what weight loss path will work best for you!
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STRICT Keto!
Congratulations! You know yourself best. Your quiz answers indicate you follow more of a strict keto diet. Strict keto followers prefer organic, all natural ingredients. Strict keto dieters frown upon artificial sweeteners and/or grain substitutes, chemical additives, and sugars. Strict keto dieters track all of their macros carefully. They often document calories in addition to counting grams of fat, protein, and carbohydrate. Often, online apps are helpful to those who follow the strict keto lifestyle, making it easier to stay accountable. Many strict keto dieters have ratios, goals, or guidelines that they follow when tracking their calories, fat, protein, and carbohydrate intake.
Strict keto is not 100% black or white. It doesn’t have to be “all or nothing”. You can be strict about somethings and not about others. You can be strict sometimes, but dirty when it suits you. There is no judgment! You must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful!
Do you have to be perfect all the time? Of course not. It’s amiable even to have the goal of following a strict keto diet. Be kind to yourself, however. Just because you have a slip up once in a while doesn’t mean you have to throw in the towel. Do what is right for you!
If you need a supportive environment to help you with your keto journey, here are some resources: Stephanie Laska, the author of the Best Selling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds, is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group on Facebook to support her readers. Never miss an update!Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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LAZY Keto!
Congratulations! You know yourself best. Your results show that you are most likely a Lazy Keto Dieter.
What does that mean? Lazy keto dieters ONLY track their intake of carbohydrate grams. They do not track fat, protein, or calories. Lazy keto dieters may have a limit or range of carbohydrates they eat per day and some use an app or tracking device to hold themselves accountable. Lazy keto dieters can be just as successful as other types of keto. In fact, some might argue this type of keto is more sustainable. Not being chained to a tracking device to count every macronutrient might feel more free and flexible. Without having so many macros to track, a lazy keto dieter might feel empowered to be more accurate choices for the long term. Lazy keto followers can be either “strict” or “dirty” depending on how they feel about ingredient choices. Preferring “all natural” and even organic falls in line with strict keto.
On the other hand, eating grain substitutes, artificial flavors/ingredients, or artificial sweeteners mean you are dirty keto. One is not better than the other! It’s just an individual preference. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
How you feel about artificial ingredients part the seas between the Lazy, Strict, Keto dieter – or – the Dirty, Lazy, Keto dieter. Both versions of keto are OKAY! These are both effective ways to lose weight.
The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook.Never miss an update!
Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website:
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations – You know yourself best!
Even though you are strict a lot of the time, your personality is tending toward breaking the rules every once in a while. Most likely you will find success as a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters follow the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you!
Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed.
There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook.Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY Keto! Congratulations! You know yourself best!
While you like tracking what you eat, you tend to be open-minded about what ingredients you cook with or snack on. Most likely your personality is leaning toward being a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean?
Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
Dirty keto followers can also be “lazy” if they only want to count carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Dirty keto followers could also be strict (ironic?) if they track fat, protein, and carbohydrates carefully. The strict part is for counting purposes, not ingredient choices. Therefore, you can be Dirty, Strict, Keto OR Dirty, Keto OR Dirty, Lazy, Keto.
ALL versions of keto are OKAY! These are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook.
Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations! You know yourself best! Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter.
What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas. You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories).
Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you! Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet.
Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook.
Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY Keto! Congratulations! You know yourself best!
Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
Dirty keto followers can also be “lazy” if they only want to count carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Dirty keto followers could also be strict (ironic?) if they track fat, protein, and carbohydrates carefully. The strict part is for counting purposes, not ingredient choices. Therefore, you can be Dirty, Strict, Keto OR Dirty, Keto OR Dirty, Lazy, Keto.
ALL versions of keto are OKAY! These are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations! You know yourself best! Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas. You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you! Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. -
DIRTY Keto! Congratulations! You know yourself best!
Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
Dirty keto followers can also be “lazy” if they only want to count carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Dirty keto followers could also be strict (ironic?) if they track fat, protein, and carbohydrates carefully. The strict part is for counting purposes, not ingredient choices. Therefore, you can be Dirty, Strict, Keto OR Dirty, Keto OR Dirty, Lazy, Keto.
ALL versions of keto are OKAY! These are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations! You know yourself best! Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas. You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you! Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. -
DIRTY Keto! Congratulations! You know yourself best!
Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
Dirty keto followers can also be “lazy” if they only want to count carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Dirty keto followers could also be strict (ironic?) if they track fat, protein, and carbohydrates carefully. The strict part is for counting purposes, not ingredient choices. Therefore, you can be Dirty, Strict, Keto OR Dirty, Keto OR Dirty, Lazy, Keto.
ALL versions of keto are OKAY! These are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations! You know yourself best! Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas. You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you! Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. -
DIRTY Keto! Congratulations! You know yourself best!
Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
Dirty keto followers can also be “lazy” if they only want to count carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Dirty keto followers could also be strict (ironic?) if they track fat, protein, and carbohydrates carefully. The strict part is for counting purposes, not ingredient choices. Therefore, you can be Dirty, Strict, Keto OR Dirty, Keto OR Dirty, Lazy, Keto.
ALL versions of keto are OKAY! These are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations! You know yourself best! Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas. You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you! Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. -
DIRTY Keto! Congratulations! You know yourself best!
Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
Dirty keto followers can also be “lazy” if they only want to count carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Dirty keto followers could also be strict (ironic?) if they track fat, protein, and carbohydrates carefully. The strict part is for counting purposes, not ingredient choices. Therefore, you can be Dirty, Strict, Keto OR Dirty, Keto OR Dirty, Lazy, Keto.
ALL versions of keto are OKAY! These are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations – You know yourself best!
Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you!
Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet.
Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook.
Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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I sometimes drink diet soda or diet energy drinks.
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I like to eat low carb protein bars every once in a while.
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I am most successful at losing weight when I track everything: calories, carbs, fat, protein, etc.
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My groceries are mainly organic or all natural.
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I sometimes eat sugar-free ice cream OR other low carb treats.
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I only track net carbs.
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I add sugar-substitute to my coffee.
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I like to weigh and measure my food.
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I DO NOT eat processed lunch meat or hot dogs.
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Question 10 of 10
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I love using apps and other trackers to help me keep track of my macros.
As someone who has lost 140 pounds on a keto-inspired diet, I know how important it is to follow a plan that works for you — even if its different from what everyone else is doing. Matching your personality with a way of eating is critical for success. Take my free keto quiz to determine what weight loss path will work best for you!
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STRICT Keto!
Congratulations! You know yourself best. Your quiz answers indicate you follow more of a strict keto diet. Strict keto followers prefer organic, all natural ingredients. Strict keto dieters frown upon artificial sweeteners and/or grain substitutes, chemical additives, and sugars. Strict keto dieters track all of their macros carefully. They often document calories in addition to counting grams of fat, protein, and carbohydrate. Often, online apps are helpful to those who follow the strict keto lifestyle, making it easier to stay accountable. Many strict keto dieters have ratios, goals, or guidelines that they follow when tracking their calories, fat, protein, and carbohydrate intake.
Strict keto is not 100% black or white. It doesn’t have to be “all or nothing”. You can be strict about somethings and not about others. You can be strict sometimes, but dirty when it suits you. There is no judgment! You must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful!
Do you have to be perfect all the time? Of course not. It’s amiable even to have the goal of following a strict keto diet. Be kind to yourself, however. Just because you have a slip up once in a while doesn’t mean you have to throw in the towel. Do what is right for you!
If you need a supportive environment to help you with your keto journey, here are some resources: Stephanie Laska, the author of the Best Selling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds, is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group on Facebook to support her readers. Never miss an update!Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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LAZY Keto!
Congratulations! You know yourself best. Your results show that you are most likely a Lazy Keto Dieter.
What does that mean? Lazy keto dieters ONLY track their intake of carbohydrate grams. They do not track fat, protein, or calories. Lazy keto dieters may have a limit or range of carbohydrates they eat per day and some use an app or tracking device to hold themselves accountable. Lazy keto dieters can be just as successful as other types of keto. In fact, some might argue this type of keto is more sustainable. Not being chained to a tracking device to count every macronutrient might feel more free and flexible. Without having so many macros to track, a lazy keto dieter might feel empowered to be more accurate choices for the long term. Lazy keto followers can be either “strict” or “dirty” depending on how they feel about ingredient choices. Preferring “all natural” and even organic falls in line with strict keto.
On the other hand, eating grain substitutes, artificial flavors/ingredients, or artificial sweeteners mean you are dirty keto. One is not better than the other! It’s just an individual preference. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
How you feel about artificial ingredients part the seas between the Lazy, Strict, Keto dieter – or – the Dirty, Lazy, Keto dieter. Both versions of keto are OKAY! These are both effective ways to lose weight.
The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook.Never miss an update!
Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website:
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations – You know yourself best!
Even though you are strict a lot of the time, your personality is tending toward breaking the rules every once in a while. Most likely you will find success as a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters follow the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you!
Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed.
There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook.Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY Keto! Congratulations! You know yourself best!
While you like tracking what you eat, you tend to be open-minded about what ingredients you cook with or snack on. Most likely your personality is leaning toward being a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean?
Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
Dirty keto followers can also be “lazy” if they only want to count carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Dirty keto followers could also be strict (ironic?) if they track fat, protein, and carbohydrates carefully. The strict part is for counting purposes, not ingredient choices. Therefore, you can be Dirty, Strict, Keto OR Dirty, Keto OR Dirty, Lazy, Keto.
ALL versions of keto are OKAY! These are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook.
Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations! You know yourself best! Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter.
What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas. You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories).
Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you! Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet.
Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook.
Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY Keto! Congratulations! You know yourself best!
Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
Dirty keto followers can also be “lazy” if they only want to count carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Dirty keto followers could also be strict (ironic?) if they track fat, protein, and carbohydrates carefully. The strict part is for counting purposes, not ingredient choices. Therefore, you can be Dirty, Strict, Keto OR Dirty, Keto OR Dirty, Lazy, Keto.
ALL versions of keto are OKAY! These are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations! You know yourself best! Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas. You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you! Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. -
DIRTY Keto! Congratulations! You know yourself best!
Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
Dirty keto followers can also be “lazy” if they only want to count carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Dirty keto followers could also be strict (ironic?) if they track fat, protein, and carbohydrates carefully. The strict part is for counting purposes, not ingredient choices. Therefore, you can be Dirty, Strict, Keto OR Dirty, Keto OR Dirty, Lazy, Keto.
ALL versions of keto are OKAY! These are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations! You know yourself best! Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas. You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you! Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. -
DIRTY Keto! Congratulations! You know yourself best!
Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
Dirty keto followers can also be “lazy” if they only want to count carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Dirty keto followers could also be strict (ironic?) if they track fat, protein, and carbohydrates carefully. The strict part is for counting purposes, not ingredient choices. Therefore, you can be Dirty, Strict, Keto OR Dirty, Keto OR Dirty, Lazy, Keto.
ALL versions of keto are OKAY! These are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations! You know yourself best! Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas. You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you! Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. -
DIRTY Keto! Congratulations! You know yourself best!
Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
Dirty keto followers can also be “lazy” if they only want to count carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Dirty keto followers could also be strict (ironic?) if they track fat, protein, and carbohydrates carefully. The strict part is for counting purposes, not ingredient choices. Therefore, you can be Dirty, Strict, Keto OR Dirty, Keto OR Dirty, Lazy, Keto.
ALL versions of keto are OKAY! These are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations! You know yourself best! Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas. You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you! Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. -
DIRTY Keto! Congratulations! You know yourself best!
Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
Dirty keto followers can also be “lazy” if they only want to count carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Dirty keto followers could also be strict (ironic?) if they track fat, protein, and carbohydrates carefully. The strict part is for counting purposes, not ingredient choices. Therefore, you can be Dirty, Strict, Keto OR Dirty, Keto OR Dirty, Lazy, Keto.
ALL versions of keto are OKAY! These are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet. Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook. Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Congratulations – You know yourself best!
Most likely you are a “dirty keto” dieter. What does that mean? Dirty keto dieters are following the traditional keto diet, but enjoy any food they want providing the nutrition info fits into their daily macro goals or limits. There are no “off limits” foods here. Artificial sweeteners, grain substitutes, and even alcohol are fair game. Examples of dirty keto foods include Diet Coke, Halo Ice Cream, Lunch Meat, Protein Bars, Splenda, low carb beer (that’s a thing!) and low-carb tortillas.
You are most likely “lazy” as you prefer to count only net carbs. Lazy keto (not a criticism!) refers to a style of keto where only net carbs are counted (and not fat, protein or calories). Lazy keto dieters sometimes use apps or trackers to keep track of their daily intake of carbs to stay accountable. Do you have to use an app? Nope. Do what works for you!
Myself, I just kept a mental tally of how many net carbs I ate throughout the day — and I still lost weight! ALL versions of keto are effective ways to manage your weight. One is not better than the other, no matter what you hear in keto-land. The bottom line is that you must do what works FOR YOU in order to be successful. Don’t let others make you feel judged or shamed. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to follow a keto diet.
Stephanie Laska, the author of the #1 bestselling book, DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Getting Started: How I Lost 140 Pounds is here to support you no matter what keto path you follow. In addition to sharing her story and food guides, she recently published the FAST FOOD GUIDE: 10 Carbs or Less available on Amazon.
Stephanie runs a free support group for those who read her books on Facebook.
Never miss an update! Be sure to sign up for Stephanie’s free DIRTY, LAZY, KETO newsletter on the website: http://www.DirtyLazyKeto.com
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
I sometimes drink diet soda or diet energy drinks.
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
I like to eat low carb protein bars every once in a while.
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
I am most successful at losing weight when I track everything: calories, carbs, fat, protein, etc.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
My groceries are mainly organic or all natural.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
I sometimes eat sugar-free ice cream OR other low carb treats.
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
I only track net carbs.
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
I add sugar-substitute to my coffee.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
I like to weigh and measure my food.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
I DO NOT eat processed lunch meat or hot dogs.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
I love using apps and other trackers to help me keep track of my macros.
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