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You can eat chickpeas on a low-carb diet. Legumes are carbohydrate dense and should be consumed sparingly when following a keto diet (linked below for those who don't know about ketogenic diets). Alternating types of legumes in your meals or eating them with lots of vegetables or salads will make sure you're getting enough fiber and other micronutrients that aren't found abundantly in animal products, like iron.
The calories in chickpeas predominantly come from carbohydrates. A cup of boiled chickpeas contains approximately 45 grams of carbs total, which includes 12 grams of net carbs per serving. That means a cup of cooked chickpeas is anything but low carb, delivering around 33 grams of net carbs.
You can purchase them dried, frozen or canned and use them in a wide variety of ways, including:
Chickpeas - 1 cup chickpea: A 1 Cup Chickpea of Chickpeas contains about 286 Calories per serving. It also contains about 25 calories that come from fat.