Fifty-two keto smoothies and grab-and-go snacks you can actually make in five minutes — written by the coach behind 12,400 Keto Journey members. No xanthan gum, no "just one egg yolk and protein powder."
Every recipe is one or two pages. Full macro table, prep steps, and at least one ingredient swap if you're missing something.
Add almond milk to blender first — wet first prevents nut butter from welding to the blade.
Add almond butter, cocoa powder, MCT oil, and vanilla.
Drop in ice cubes. Blend 30–45 seconds until completely smooth.
Drink immediately or keep in fridge up to 4 hours (shake before drinking).
Coached 1,200+ members through their first 30 days
Lost 18kg in 2023, kept it off — no rebound
Former pastry chef — knows exactly why sweet cravings hit
Writes the Friday Keto Letter, read by 9,400+ subscribers
The first two times I tried keto, I lasted nine days. Not because I was weak — I was a pastry chef, I know how to cook. I quit because when I was hungry at 7am, I had no idea what to make that was actually fast, actually keto, and actually worth eating.
So I spent a year fixing that. I tested every smoothie and snack combination I could think of, cross-checked the macros, threw out the ones that tasted like compromise, and kept the 52 that passed the "would I actually make this on a Tuesday?" test.
The book is free because it should be free. It's the thing I wish someone had handed me before I quit. If it gets you through the first week, it's done its job. If you want more after that, we'll be here.
But start with the choc-almond blend on page 14. Trust me on that one.
Not "sign up for the upsell" extras. Actual extras, in the same PDF, that make the recipes easier to use on a Tuesday.
The seven things people ask before they hand over an email address. Real answers, not marketing ones.
Actually free. The book is the lead magnet — we'd love you to try the Keto Journey app afterwards, but you can take the PDF and never look back. We get that game.
No. You get one short email a week — the Friday Keto Letter — with a recipe, a reader question, and a one-line tip. Unsubscribe is a single click at the bottom of every email. We don't sell your address.
Maybe. It's not a 90-day plan or a willpower test. It's 52 specific things you can put in your mouth when you're hungry that won't blow up your day. Most people who've quit before tell us it's the lack of effort that does it.
No. About 80% of the recipes use ingredients from a regular grocery store — almond milk, eggs, cream cheese, nuts, cocoa. The MCT oil is the one item you might need to order, and there's a chapter that skips it entirely.
An 86-page PDF, designed to read on a phone or tablet, but it prints clean too. Each recipe is one or two pages.
Partially. About 28 of the 52 recipes are vegetarian, 14 are dairy-free, and most are nut-free or have a nut-free swap noted. The first page of each chapter labels what's safe at a glance.
The founding coach at Keto Journey. Former pastry chef, recovering yo-yo dieter, lost 18kg in 2023 and kept it off. Writes the Friday Letter. Lives in Lisbon with too many cookbooks and a small dog called Sesame.