What foods are high in fat and low in carbs and calories?

The whole point of keto is to focus on the percentage of your macros and ignore calories..............

And you meant 20% protein, 70% fat and 10% carbs???? Your ratios don't equal 100%

Pure lard.

Pork Rinds, Cheese, Bacon.

eta: I read your previous thread. What is your calorie goal? You should know right now it is mathematically impossible to eat something low in calories but high in fat. With those Keto macros, you won't be eating much volume while counting calories -you'll barely be eating at all that way.

You are correct in that a low calorie/high fat food is pretty much an oxymoron, but I'll disagree about not being able to eat a lot of food with that macro breakdown. It's actually harder to eat that much when you are limiting carbs to what is mostly salad veggies and other green veggies.

I do a once a week carb up, but 6 days a week I stick to 30 or less net carbs. My macros are 60% fat, 30% protein, >10% carbs on those days.

Yesterday my food looked like this:
breakfast- 3 eggs, 2 turkey sausage patties, 2 cups of coffee with heavy cream- 419 cals, 1 carb, 32 fat, 30 protein
lunch- leftover sausage and peppers, about 8oz , 317cal 9carb 24fat 17protein 2fiber
dinner- 13oz of London broil steak, 13oz of cauliflower sautéed in olive oil and pesto, some jerk paste and Worcestershire sauce to season the steak- 961cal 21carb 46fat 118protein 12 fiber
snacks- 1oz of peanuts and 1oz of cheese- 270cal 5carb 23fat 15protein 2fiber

Total for the day: 1,968cals 36 carbs 125fat 180protein 16 fiber, so 20 net carbs. I had a bad eating day- almost 400 cals under my daily goal. This was a lot of food, especially dinner.

edit to add- this ended up being 57% fat, 36% protein, and 7% carbs (but that doesn't subtract out the fiber for net carbs).

The whole point of keto is to focus on the percentage of your macros and ignore calories..............

Even a ketogentic diet requires a calorie deficit.

OP, sorry, but fats are approximately 9 calories per gram while carbs and proteins are roughly 4cal/g.

Try nuts, avocado, fish, eggs, etc. Remember, when doing a ketogenic diet, you're tracking Net Carbs, not overall carbs.

Never counted calories when I have done ketogenic diet in the past and lost weight effortlessly eating upwards of 80% fat and 20% protein.................

pretty much ate meat, fat and water because even coffee has trace carbs.

Of course you can eat at a caloric deficit without counting calories, but for most people it helps a lot. No matter the name of the diet

There's a young chef on YouTube who has great, simple recipes that will fulfill your LCHF (low carb high fat) needs. Type "chef William LCHF" in the youtube search bar.

Can I ask a question, in all seriousness? What are supposed to be the benefits to doing something like this (that, to my mind, seems extremely restrictive in the variety one can eat) instead of just tracking cals and general balanced macros (like a 40/30/30 split)? I really am wondering. And then do you have to eat with this same high fat super low carb for maintenance as well?

You aren't really restricting anything. You just watch your macros. Like some people eat low amounts of fat and protien and eat a lot of carbs. They are restricting too- you hear about not eating butter, or bacon or egg yolks, and eating these tiny portions of meat, so why is that any different? This cuts out the cheap carbs like bread, pasta, sugars, and lets you eat filling, hearty meals with meat, good fats, and quality carbs. I can eat (in moderation- no 2 cup servings, more like 3/4 cup) rice, grits, quinoa, Lentils because their net carbs are pretty low, 20g in 1/2 cup dry that cooks into a giant serving. Pretty much as much as I want of any veggie that grows above ground and the occasional serving of potato or carrot. You just moderate it, like any other plan that has you eating a certain nutritional split.

As far as things working or not- I was eating the same 2300-2400 calorie target I am now, with a 40/30/30 split with 200+ grams of carbs a day. I got nowhere- kept losing the same 4lbs over and over, for months on end. Weighing everything, counting everything I ate, exercising, lifting weights. Finally, I decided cut my carbs back to 50g per day, kept he same calorie count, and the scale and tape measure are moving again. 18lbs in 4 months, slow and steady. Personally I enjoy eating this way. I won't do it forever, once I hit my target I'll start adjusting the carbs up a bit until I find the sweet spot where I can maintain without gaining, but I won't be back on 200+ a day.

The whole point of keto is to focus on the percentage of your macros and ignore calories..............

Even a ketogentic diet requires a calorie deficit.

OP, sorry, but fats are approximately 9 calories per gram while carbs and proteins are roughly 4cal/g.

Try nuts, avocado, fish, eggs, etc. Remember, when doing a ketogenic diet, you're tracking Net Carbs, not overall carbs.

Never counted calories when I have done ketogenic diet in the past and lost weight effortlessly eating upwards of 80% fat and 20% protein.................

pretty much ate meat, fat and water because even coffee has trace carbs.

Uh, what?

Fat contains 9 calories per gram. This is over twice as much as protein or carbohydrates, so there is no such thing as a food that is high in fat and low in Calories.

True as-is, but you can have a food that has a high percentage of fat while being low in carbs and/or protein.

The following site allows you to search for foods that are 'high/low' in a given macro/micro while also being 'low/high' in another:
http://nutritiondata.self.com/tools/nutrient-search

The whole point of keto is to focus on the percentage of your macros and ignore calories..............

This terrible advice is exactly why so many people get in trouble of keto diets.

Over-eating is over-eating, no matter what the macros. Low-carb/Paleo/Primal forums are full to the rafters of people who don't understand why they are gaining weight while eating "healthy".

To the OP - high fat foods are by definition high calorie foods.

OP, I don't follow the keto plan but my carbs are low enough I'm often in ketosis. My diary is open if you want to take a look. If you open your diary people can take a look at the types of foods you like to eat and maybe offer some suggestions that are more keto friendly than what you've been eating.