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Vegan Cheese and the Ketogenic Diet?

 
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Welcome to the forum, Karen.

Glad you joined us and really looking forward to reading your book.

What would your thoughts be on including these cheeses in a keto oriented diet - maybe even replacing traditional cheeses altogether?

Any ideas about using hazelnuts and/or acorns? Amaranth? Buckwheat? Cattails? Looking for uses for things that grow here rather than those that I have to purchase.

Thanks!
 
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This is something I'm very interested in too as I have to seriously control my carb intake.  Has any research been done with culture vegan cheeses to see how many carbs are left?  I know that in dairy cheese it's virtually all used up and I'm guessing that something similar would happen with plant-based cheese.  

Does anyone know?
 
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