Curb your sweet tooth with this list of 19 keto dessert recipes that are sooooo good, you’ll feel like you’re cheating. Post includes recipes that are suitable for Low Carb, Keto, Paleo, Whole30 and Gluten Free diets. Net carb counts also included when available.
You asked for the best keto dessert recipes. And I have delivered with this post.
Guys, I’m having lots of fun creating these round-up posts. I get to share really, really good recipes from my own archives and from a bunch of amazing food bloggers. Best of all, I get to drool over the photos whilst I write the post.
I’m not on the keto diet myself (but a friend of mine is and she loves it), but this collection of amaaaaazingketo desserts made me want to hop on the diet right now so I can eat this stuff all day long. I do plan to whip up a few of these recipes because they’re easy low carb desserts that can be enjoyed by all, keto dieter or not.
Whenever I could, I included the per serving ‘net carb’ (that’s total carbs minus fibre) count next to the recipe to make it easier for those of you who want to keep your net carbs as low as possible.
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Keto Dessert Tools And Materials
KITCHEN TOOLS, UTENSILS & APPLIANCES NEEDED
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Here are some of the items you will need to make these recipes.
- Food
- Sea Salt Flakes <= amazing salt that makes your food taste good.
- Some lushalmond flour.
- Coconut flour.
- This fragrant vanilla extract.
- Coconut oil.
- Peanut butter.
- Almond butter.
- Powdered erythritol sweetener.
- Monk fruit extract.
- Stevia drops.
- Tools
- Measuring jugs or cups.
- Measuring teaspoons.
- A blender to whizz up your batter in.
- Use this handy spatula for stirring ingredients.
- Mix ingredients in these fabulousmixing bowls.
- Bowls with covers.
- For storing your leftover food.
17 Unbelievably Good Keto Desserts
Perfect Keto Pancakes {2g net carbs/serving}
Perfect Keto Pancakes aren’t just for breakfast. Enjoy these pancakes as a ketogenic dessert by topping them with nut butter, thick coconut cream, coconut butter, or cream cheese.
Keto Peanut Butter Cookies {2g net carbs/serving}
These 5 Ingredient Keto Peanut Butter cookies are an easy recipe fordeliciously soft and chewy peanut buttery bites.
Keto Fat Bomb Recipe – Chocolate Fat Bomb {2g net carbs/serving}
Rich and indulgent, these keto chocolate fat bombs are quick and easy to make. Theperfect way to satisfy that chocolate craving.
No Churn Low Carb Ice Cream {7g net carbs/serving}
No Churn ice cream that is low carb and sugar free? Yeap! This is a delicious guilt-free dessert that you can serve up at any time of the year.
Low Carb Cheesecake with Raspberry Jam {5g net carbs/serving}
This recipe for Low Carb Cheesecake with Raspberry Jam is rich, creamy and truly delectable. Withonly 5 ingredients,it comes together in just minutes. You will love this healthier version of the classic!
Slow Cooker Keto Granola {6g net carbs/serving}
This keto granola is made in a slow cooker from some of the best low carb ingredients: an assortment of nuts, seeds, shredded coconut, spices, sugar-free maple syrup, and olive oil (or coconut oil if you prefer).
Baked Almond Flour Pancakes with Orange and Thyme {4g net carbs/serving}
Cream Cheese Dark Chocolate Keto Fudge from Low Carb Yum {2g net carbs/serving}
This is described as ‘heavenly’ fudge and it’s easy to see why. It’s a no-bake keto dessert that requires only your patience as you wait for it to set in the refrigerator.
Cream Mint Brownie Bars from Beauty and the Foodie {3g net carbs/serving}
Easy low carb brownies? Yes, please. This keto dessert consists of a brownie layer, mint cheesecake layer, and chocolate ganache topping… ummm, definitely to die for.
Sugar-Free Chocolate Bark with Bacon and Almonds from Low Carb with Jennifer {5.2g net carbs/serving}
Dark chocolate. Almonds. Bacon. 30 mins. I looove using bacon in sweets (like my Bacon Pumpkin Bread that is definitely not keto) so I think a batch of this keto chocolate bark is in my future.
Raspberry Cheesecake Brownie from Divalicious Recipes {6g net carbs/serving}
Yeap, a cheesecake and brownie all in one. A creamy keto cheesecake made from cream cheese, eggs, and sugar-free sweetener on top of a brownie base, topped with raspberry swirl.
Low Carb Mocha Latte Mousse from My Keto Kitchen {2g net carbs/serving}
This keto dessert is creamy, light, and airy. Top with a hefty serving of whipped cream and serve. (If you don’t like coffee, see the post for a link to a plain chocolate keto mousse.)
Five Minute Magic Cookiesfrom Joy Filled Eats {1g net carbs/serving}
These magic keto cookies take only 5 mins to make and contain chocolate chips, coconut flakes, and walnuts. Simple, easy, keto.
Low Carb Butter Pecan Ice Creamfrom Simply So Healthy {2g net carbs/serving}
This rich and flavourful low carb ice cream uses natural butter pecan flavouring to enhance the ice cream’s butter-pecan flavour.
Mascarpone Mousse with Roasted Strawberriesfrom All Day I Dream About Food {5.13g net carbs/serving}
This low carb mousse with heavy whipping cream, mascarpone cheese, cream cheese, vanilla extract, and Swerve sweetener is topped with perfectly roasted strawberries.
Keto Lemon Blueberry Muffins from The Organic Kitchen {3g net carbs/serving}
These delicious keto blueberry muffins are baked and topped with coconut oil, more blueberries, lemon juice, and lemon zest.
The last 3 keto desserts don’t include nutritional information so I couldn’t provide net carb counts, but one glance at the ingredients and you’ll know they’re definitely keto.
Keto Flourless Chewy Double Chocolate Chip Cookiesfrom Peace Love and Low Carb
These keto cookies contain no flour at all, not even almond flour or coconut flour. The result is a chewy cookie with an almost brownie-like texture.
Sugar-Free Vanilla Macaroons from Allergy Free Alaska
These vanilla macaroons are so good that you won’t know they’re sugar-free. The addition of 2 tbsp unsweetened applesauce (spread across 20-24 macaroons) keeps the macaroons moist.
Coconut Flour Peanut Butter Mug Cake from Leelalicious
This keto peanut butter mug cake gives you a healthy ketogenic dessert in a flash. About 2 mins in the microwave is all it takes.
That’s it for my list of keto desserts. Are you hungry yet??
Oh and here are some sweetener options for you if you want to dive into making our very own Keto Dessert.
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I hope you liked this round-up of simple (but amazing) keto desserts. If you try any of the recipes, please do let me know in the comments.
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