We don’t doubt that your whanau is super supportive of your dietary goals, so if you haven’t talked to them about it (and are constantly surrounded by or offered non-ketogenic options) then that is the first step. If they understand what the ketogenic diet is and why you are doing it, then it will be so much easier for them to support you. Second is to make sure you are fully satisfied by your meals so you are less likely to be tempted by other non-ketogenic foods. A mistake that some people make is to undereat earlier in the day which makes it more challenging to resist other food later in the day. Bulk up the volume of your meals by adding non starchy vegetables to them so you feel more satisfied. If you do find yourself getting tempted by foods you wouldn’t normally eat, you can also ask that the biscuits, chocolate, crackers, chips or other foods are put in an opaque container and kept high up or down below, out of your eyeline so you aren’t facing temptation every time you open the pantry door. Finally, if you are sharing your dinner meals then hopefully it’s not too difficult for you to leave the carbohydrate out of the meals and just eat the protein portion with non starchy vegetables.