The Easiest Keto Dessert Recipes You Will Find

Swap a few ingredients and make yummilicious Keto-friendly dessert recipes that are low-carb, high fat – and extremely satiating. They will not only satisfy your sweet tooth but also aid weight loss.

Desserts may be considered a sinful indulgence, but they don’t have to be! If you are on a weight loss journey and eating Keto-friendly, you can surely give yourself a break sometimes and indulge in one of these amazing low carb, Keto-friendly dessert options that will in no way harm your weight loss efforts. Simply replace white flour with either coconut flour or almond flour and sugar with sweeteners like stevia, xylitol or erythritol – and you will be done!

Check these recipes out!

  1. Almond Flour Cookies-
These chocolate chip cookies are a hot favorite on party platters. All you need is almond flour, powdered stevia or erythritol, baking powder, and 90% or more dark chocolate. Each cookie has 2.1 grams net carbs.
  1. Cheesecake-
There are very few things as delicious as a creamy cheesecake. However, the regular ones have heaps of sugar and refined flour. You can cut the carbs by using erythritol and almond flour. And it only has 5 g net carbs!
  1. Chilled Chocolate Milk-
Craving for a glass of chocolate milk? Try cocoa and monk fruit sweetener instead of chocolate syrup, replace the milk with cream and chilled water, and add ice! Yummy! And, it has only 3.5 g net carbs each serving.
  1. Coconut Lime Bars-
If you want a tangy, tarty dessert, this is a great option. This recipe calls for almond flour or coconut flour, coconut flakes, xanthan gum, and lime juice. You can adjust the tartness according to your taste. They only have 2 g net carbs per bar.
  1. Peanut Butter Cups-
Peanut butter lovers will be happy to know that this can be easily made keto-friendly – all you need to do is switch the sugar with a low carb sweetener. Each cup only has about 3 g net carbs.
  1. Vanilla Cupcakes-
This recipe calls for a blend of coconut and almond flours in addition to low-carb buttercream frosting. Also, a baking agent, butter, and a sweetener of your choice – and you are good to go! Only 2 g net carbs per cupcake!
  1. Cookie Dough Ball Fat Bombs-
If you are on the Keto diet, you probably know all about fat bombs. These energy balls are packed with fat and protein, and help to stabilize your appetite through the day. However, make sure your dough doesn’t contain raw ingredients – it may give you a stomach ache! It has 2 g net carbs per ball.