Enjoy our keto soup recipes with fewer than 11 grams of carbs per serving. Top with cheese, crispy bacon or toasted nuts for extra protein and fat.
13 Keto Soup Recipes That’ll Warm You Up
Updated on Aug. 27, 2024
Yes, keto soup recipes do exist. Though many soups have noodles, rice or even squash (which aren’t on the list of keto diet foods), we have low-carb versions of the recipes you know and love. Pair keto-friendly soups with keto salad recipes to make a complete meal, or heat up a cup of broth for nutrients and electrolytes.
Keep simple soups on your keto diet menu as you get accustomed to the ins and outs of the diet. Once you’re confident about the ingredients you can and can’t eat, it’ll be easier to whip up your own quick soups with protein and keto-friendly produce. Don’t forget to prep keto-friendly desserts so you can have a treat after dinner!
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Tuscan Cauliflower Soup
A classic Tuscan soup has lots of potatoes, but I make mine the low-carb way with cauliflower. Turns out, it has a heartier flavor. —Heather Bewley, Bemidji, Minnesota
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Keto Taco Soup
This creamy taco soup can be topped with all your favorite taco fixings. Cheddar and avocado add a pop of color and richness to the dish. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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Keto Beef Stew
The rich broth in this comforting stew is hearty and savory. This labor of love is packed full of veggies and tender meat. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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Keto Chicken Soup
Our keto chicken soup has all the comfort but none of the carbs found in traditional chicken noodle soup. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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Hamburger Stew
Simmer up a big pot of hamburger stew to feed the whole crew. It's packed with beef, veggies, rice and potatoes, but you can add whatever else you like.
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Moroccan Cauliflower and Almond Soup
This soup tastes rich and decadent but is really very healthy! Bonus—it is vegan and also makes your house smell amazing! —Barbara Marynowski, Hutto, Texas
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Creamy Fresh Asparagus Soup
Tangy lemon and sweet tarragon give this creamy asparagus soup a springtime flavor you’ll savor and share. —Stacy Mullens, Gresham, Oregon
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Mushroom & Broccoli Soup
One of my girls won’t eat meat and the other struggles to get enough fiber. This recipe is a perfect way to give them what they need in a dish they love to eat. I save my broccoli stems in the freezer until I have about two small bags, and then I make soup. —Maria Davis, Flower Mound, Texas
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Homemade Bone Broth
Bone broth is excellent in place of stock or broth called for in recipes. It’s also enjoyable on its own or as a base for soup. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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Gyro Soup
If you’re a fan of lamb, don’t pass up this Greek-style soup. Seasoned with classic flavors of rosemary, marjoram and mint, it will transport you straight to the Mediterranean! —Bridget Klusman, Otsego, Michigan
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Hearty Vegetable Soup
This hearty vegetable soup is packed with flavorful veggies and garbanzo beans in a tomato-based broth. This crowd-pleaser is easy to make and perfect for weeknight dinners.
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Sausage Pizza Soup
Here’s a healthy take on ooey-gooey sausage pizza. You won’t believe how delicious this side dish really is. Beth Sherer — Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Tomato Green Bean Soup
This colorful soup is delicious any time of year. When I can’t get homegrown tomatoes and green beans, I’ve found that frozen beans and canned tomatoes (or even stewed tomatoes) work just fine. Served with warm breadsticks, this soup is a complete meal. —Bernice Nolan, Granite City, IllinoisKeto Soup FAQ
What kind of soup can you eat on a keto diet?
Soups that aren’t filled with starchy foods like potatoes, pasta and rice will be your best bet. Of course, carbs can come from produce too, so limit the vegetables in your soup to keto-friendly options like leafy greens, carrots, cauliflower and mushrooms. Broth-based soups offer significant health benefits, plus they don’t use flour or cornstarch to thicken up. Use our recipe for homemade chicken broth to keep your soups low in sodium.
What can I eat instead of carbs in soup?
You might not want to top soup with crusty bread, tortilla strips or noodles, but don’t sacrifice fun soup toppers. Try crumbled bacon, sliced jalapeno, cheese crisps, sliced almonds or pumpkin seeds the next time you want a bit of crunch in your soup.
