This simple vegan keto gazpacho takes just 5 minutes to make

Simple Cucumber Tomato Gazpacho | Plant-Based Keto

by Maggie Jones

[nutrition calories=”125″ carbs=”5.8″ protein=”2.0″ fat=”9.8″]

Gazpacho can be such an incredibly healing food. Just a bowl of vegetables served

  1. raw, so they have all their healing enzymes
  2. emulsified, so they’re easier to digest and the nutrients easier to absorb

Add the fact that it takes only 5 minutes to make and it’s been a refreshing staple all summer long.

Gazpacho traditionally uses bread for a hearty, creamy texture. I use avocado instead and it’s at least as good. If you want it heartier still, add some hemp seeds to the blender for extra protein and healthy fat.

In fact, this soup is perfect for customizing to make sure you hit your keto macros exactly. A few extra drinks of olive or flax seed oil will increase the fat without harming the flavor or texture. Or swap some tomato and pepper for extra cucumber and avocado or kale.

Super simple plant based gazpacho is low carb and low calorie

This soup is the perfect way to use up extra vegetables or take any powdered supplements. I regularly blend in leftover spinach or salad greens. Not only to I avoid food waste but it adds to the smoothness of the soup. It’s also a great vessel for a scoop of my daily mushroom powder.

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Simple whole food plant based low carb gazpacho

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4 comments

Patricia Stoen March 11, 2022 - 2:14 pm

Can you suggest a cookbook to help me with a plant based keto diet as i have breast cancer with mets to my thoracic lumbar area. I love all of your information. thank you.

Maggie Jones March 11, 2022 - 7:54 pm

Hi Patricia! Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m working on a cookbook now of functional, plant-based recipes and will let you know as soon as it’s available if you’re subscribed to the newsletter. In the meantime, I really like Liz MacDowell’s Plant Forward Keto. She has nutritional information, meal plans and more. She also wrote a cookbook for Vegan Keto I hope this helps!

Brandy July 11, 2022 - 6:47 pm

Should I peel the vegetables?

Maggie Jones July 11, 2022 - 6:56 pm

Nope! So many tasty nutrients in the peels!

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