MAN. These cookies are good. 
I originally made keto chocolate-chip cookies a few years back (you can find the recipe here) and those were GREAT. But that recipe was more of a crispier cookie that spread more..I hadn’t quite got the texture right yet and was still playing around with the type and ratio of low-carb flour I used.
BUT THESE ONES. I feel like I have finally opened the gates to chocolate heaven. Continue reading “Chewy Keto Chocolate-Chip Cookies”
These cookies perfect! Fudgey and soft in the middle with a little crunch throughout due to the addition of chocolate-chips, pecans and coconut. They are a great addition to any Christmas cookie plate and only take a few minutes to whip together! It doesn’t get much better… Continue reading “Keto Fudgey Chocolate Coconut Cookies”
I feel like these cookies don’t need much explanation. If you’ve ever seen a tray of Christmas cookies..at least in my family, these are usually ALWAY in the mix. I love the look and taste of these cute cookies. These are honestly probably the BEST keto shortbread cookies I’ve made to date (and let me tell you, I’ve made a lot). They are a little more tedious to put together but they are so worth the effort! (Although, if you are feeling lazy, these also make a great shortbread base to standard cookies as well!) Continue reading “Keto Candy-Cane Shortbread Cookies”
Here we go again with another Christmas cookie recipe! This time it’s starting to feel more appropriate, considering today we received our first snowfall of the year! It’s still only early November but I’m already ready to bring out the hot chocolate and start listening to some Michael Buble and Mariah Carey, haha. Continue reading “Perfect Almond Shortbread Cookies-Keto”
Super easy to put together, only takes a minute to bake and can be defined as the ultimate keto comfort food. Who doesn’t love a good chocolate-chip cookie?!
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These may be ARE the best keto cookie I have made to date (and I’ve made A LOT).
Chocolatey, rich, fudgey and delicious. The combo of a brownie and a cookie creates perfection.
This don’t take long to make and are so worth the process. If you have a nagging chocolate craving, make these cookies now and you won’t be disappointed!
*You can choose to use unsweetened baker’s chocolate instead of the chocolate-chips mentioned, just be sure to add a bit of extra sweetener to the recipe.
**You can use 1 sweetener for the entire recipe, just take into account that truvia is 3x sweeter than regular sugar so you’ll need 3x the amount for a typical sweetener like erythritol or splenda.
Nutrition per cookie: 8.5F/3C(NET)/2P & 5g fibre (94cals)
I’m not really sure what sparked my interest in frying things ..maybe it was this gigantic container of coconut oil I just purchased. But who knows…
This is the second keto-dough I’ve tried frying(okay actually the third but the 2nd attempt was a complete failure so we don’t need to discuss that, lol).
This dough uses a combination of coconut flour and almond flour where-as my first original dough uses almond flour only.
In all honestly I did prefer the all almond flour dough just slightly more, taste-wise but that’s only because I’m not a huge fan of the coconut flour’s flavour to begin with.
I do have to say though, the coconut flour version may fry a bit better and did seem to be a less crumbly more cookie-like textured dough.
So with that said, I will link the original dough in this post along with the one I made today so you can decide which you prefer (or which you have the correct ingredients for!).
I wasn’t going to post this as a recipe, it was more just me messing around but I really did enjoy the dough and it was SO extremely filling. I think it’s a great sweet-tooth killer that’s actually good for you!
I recommend dipping it in my cream cheese frosting listed below as that was literally the icing on the cake.
I also fried a few small ones with cream cheese inside and then rolled them in cinnamon sugar in another attempt so you definitely can get creative with this recipe.
Click HERE for First Cookie Dough Recipe.
Ingredients (Serves 3):
1/2 tbsp truvia
1/2 tsp baking powder
1 egg, beaten
1/2 tbsp butter, melted
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
pinch of cinnamon(optional)
Coconut oil for frying (roughly 6 cups or enough to just about cover the dough ball) *I bought this container. You can re-use the oil as well.
Optional Cream Cheese Frosting:
Directions:
Nutrition Per Serving(1/3 of recipe): 19F/8C(NET)/10P & 10g fibre
Guys. Guys. Guys.
I hate this term but actually.. I CAN’T EVEN.
These turned out SO MUCH better than expected!!
They are light, fluffy and chewy..OH and the frosting.. I could literally put that on a shoe and I’d be happy.
It’s that good.
If you love Cinnabons, actually even if you don’t (I’m not a huge fan of them myself) you need to make these NOW.
They contain no sugar, no white flour and are packed with protein and fibre.
It’s actually still hard for me to comprehend.
ANYWAYS HERE IS THE RECIPE.
Ingredients:
-2 tbsp(30g) grass-fed butter (softened)
-1 tbsp(15g) egg whites
-1 tbsp +1 tsp vitafiber syrup(20g) (This helps a ton with getting the dough to stick together properly! You can try making it without by adding a bit more butter but I cannot vouch for the results)
-1/2 tsp vanilla extract
-3/4 cup +2tbsp(98g) almond flour
-1/2 scoop(14g) unflavoured protein
-1 tbsp+ 1 tsp truvia
-1 1/2 tbsp splenda
-1/8 tsp baking soda
-1/4 tsp xanthan gum
-1/8 tsp salt
Filling:
-1/2 tbsp butter
-1/4-1/2 tsp cinnamon
-2 tbsp truvia sweetener
(Combine the cinnamon and sweetener in a small bowl)
Keto Cream Cheese Frosting
-1 tbsp coconut oil
-2 tbsp cream cheese
-1 tsp egg white (Pasteurized-Safe at room temperature)
-1/8 tsp vanilla extract
-2 or 2 1/2 tbsp splenda
Directions:
(Note: You can add milk to the frosting if you’d like it to be drizzled on or leave it as is. I preferred it thicker just slathered on the cookie!!)
Nutrition with frosting: 16f/1.6C(NET)/5.5P
Nutrition without Frosting: 13F/1.5C(NET)/5P
