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Keto Cream Cheese Mints (No-Bake)

Ah, yes. Another Christmas recipe.

Actually, this one is my first official holiday recipe of December!

A start to what will probably be a flood of incoming recipes..

These little Keto Cream Cheese Mints are cute to look at and fun to eat.

They are the perfect sweet treat to get anyone in the holiday spirit!

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The Sprinkles

I used regular sprinkles (aka sprinkles with sugar, AH OMG) in my cookies but I only used a few as my family members are not on a keto diet.

You can do the same if you don't mind a couple of added carbs (It really doesn't amount to much per mint!)

BUT if you would rather not use traditional sprinkles. Fear not. I have a solution. You can make your own sugar-free sprinkles! Who knew?!

Carolyn over at All Day I Dream About Food has a fantastic recipe that's easy to follow.

I highly suggest it if you aren't adding regular sprinkles.

Tools You'll Need To Make Keto Cream Cheese Mints

Tips For Making Keto Cream Cheese Mints

Ingredients In Keto Cream Cheese Mints

*A quick note before we get to the recipe, I've re-created this recipe to be keto but the original idea and recipe came from the wonderful Trisha and Charlotte over at “SaltySideDish.com“. Thanks ladies for the awesome inspiration! 🙂

Keto Cream Cheese Mints

Serves: ~20 small mints

Ingredients:

Directions:

  1. In a bowl, add your cream cheese and peppermint extract, blend until smooth. (About 30s-1min)

2. Next add your powdered sugar a bit at a time and blending slowly to start then speeding up to avoid throwing sugar everywhere!

3. Once all powdered sugar has been added, mix in your sprinkles with a spoon.

4. The dough should be quite thick kind of like cottage cheese. You can now begin to roll it into ~20 small balls.

5. Add your granular monkfruit/erythritol sweetener and some sprinkles to a shallow dish and roll each ball in the mixture.

6. Place the balls of dough on a plate and refrigerate for 30min.

7. Remove from fridge and use a fork to press down lightly on the dough to create fork marks. 8. Plate and serve! OR my favourite, freeze overnight and serve frozen.

You can store them in an airtight container or plastic bag in the freezer!

Enjoy your Keto Cream Cheese Mints!

Nutrition Facts per 1/20th of recipe (includes traditional sprinkles): 20 calories | 1.7g of fat | 1g of NET carbs | 0.4g protein

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Keto Cream Cheese Mints

Course Dessert
Keyword keto dessert, keto mints
Prep Time 10 minutes
Freeze Time 1 hour
Servings 20
Calories 20kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  • In a bowl, add your cream cheese and peppermint extract, blend until smooth. (About 30s-1min)
  • Next add your powdered sugar a bit at a time and blending slowly to start then speeding up to avoid throwing sugar everywhere!
  • Once all powdered sugar has been added, mix in your sprinkles with a spoon.
  • The dough should be quite thick kind of like cottage cheese. You can now begin to roll it into ~20 small balls.
  • Add your granular monkfruit/erythritol sweetener and some sprinkles to a shallow dish and roll each ball in the mixture.
  • Place the balls of dough on a plate and refrigerate for 30min.
  • Remove from fridge and use a fork to press down lightly on the dough to create fork marks.
  • Plate and serve! OR my favourite, freeze overnight and serve frozen.
  • You can store them in an airtight container or plastic bag in the freezer!

Notes

Tips
  • These are 1 NET CARB
  • If your dough still seems very sticky when trying to roll balls, add a little more powdered sweetener OR covered your hands lightly in powdered sweetener.
  • You can also refrigerate the dough itself for about 10min before rolling to make the process easier. If you find your dough cracks at the edges when you press down with a fork, you can just gently push the cracks back together, they are quite easily fixed!
  • I highly recommend you make the mints small as they are quite sweet and as the recipe says, they are supposed to be like mints! Don't make them large like cookies.
 
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Nutrition

Serving: 1Mint | Calories: 20kcal | Fat: 1.7g | Protein: 0.4g | Carbohydrates: 1g

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