grains
You should eat fruits, vegetables, legumes (nuts), whole grains, unprocessed meats, and be sure to cook with healthy oils. Try to refrain from eating foods high in fat.
Most are, but some nuts can be high in fat. Almost all nuts have good protein and essential oils, though.
meat and Oils or fat
Plants store fat in the form of oils in structures such as seeds, fruits, and nuts. These oils serve as an energy reserve for the plant and play a role in seed germination and growth.
Fats, oils, and sweets- use sparinglyMilk, yogurt, and cheese- 2-3 servingsMeat, poultry, fish, dry, beans, eggs, and, nuts- 2-3 servingsVegtables- 3-5 servingsFruit- 2-4 servingsBread, cereal, Rice, and pasta- 6-11 servings
Many! Meat is certainly not the only nutritional source of fat. * Cooking oils * Butters * Cheese * Full fat milk * Nuts and seeds * Coconut
Butter, whole milk, oils, peanut butter, panner and nuts are all good sources of fats.
Actually, peanut butter is a fat, not a carb at all. (Carbs come from grains, not nuts).
A healthy vegetarian diet includes lots of fruits and vegetables, whole grains, nuts, beans, and low fat dairy products. If you do not eat meat, make sure that you are getting your protein with beans, nuts, and whole grains.
Fats are present in nearly every type of food. Fats are in grains, legumes, beans, nuts, seeds, oils, meat, poultry, and even produce. It's in every food group at varying amounts, some groups more fat than others.
The best nut for your heart is Walnuts. Best nut for your brain are peanuts. Best nut for men are Brazilian nuts. Best nuts for disease prevention are almonds. The lowest-calorie nuts at 160 per ounce are almonds (23 nuts; 6 grams protein, 14 grams fat); cashews (16 to 18 nuts; 5 grams protein, 13 grams fat); and pistachios (49 nuts; 6 grams protein, 13 grams fat).
Oils are fats in liquid form, chill an oil and you will find you have fat.