[Python] Python typing equivalent of TypeScript's keyof

In TypeScript, we have the ability to create a "literal" type based on the keys of an object:

const tastyFoods = {
pizza: '',
burger: '',
iceCream: '',
fries: '',
taco: '',
sushi: '',
spaghetti: '',
donut: '',
cookie: '',
chicken: '',
} as const;

type TastyFoodsKeys = keyof typeof tastyFoods;
// gives us:
// type TastyFoodsKeys = "pizza" | "burger" | "iceCream" | "fries" | "taco" | "sushi" | "spaghetti" | "donut" | "cookie" | "chicken"


Is there an equivalent in Python (3.10+ is fine) for creating type hints based on a dict? E.g.,

from typing import Literal

tasty_foods = {
"pizza": '',
"burger": '',
"iceCream": '',
"fries": '',
"taco": '',
"sushi": '',
"spaghetti": '',
"donut": '',
"cookie": '',
"chicken": '',
}

TastyFoodsKeys = Literal[list(tasty_foods.keys())]
# except that doesn't work, obviously

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