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For those late night cookie dough cravings. This quick, easy dessert will hit the spot at just 1 Net Carb per serving!
I’ve been making edible cookie dough for years before it became a thing. My husband thinks I’m the grossest person ever that I LOVE raw cookie dough. So if you are like my husband, move onto another recipe like our Keto Chocolate Mousse.
If you’d like to make actual Keto Chocolate Chip Cookies be sure to check out that recipe.
For the raw cookie dough lovers. . . this is for us! 😉
Just because we are following this WOE doesn’t mean we can’t eat our cookie dough too! Keto Cookie dough has been born!
HOW MANY NET CARB PER Keto Cookie Dough Serving
1 Net Carbsper tablespoon of our keto cookie dough. It is actually .5 Net Carbs but just for the sake of making things easy we rounded up.
Now being realistic you’ll want 2 bites of this cookie dough . . . well I do as least. So if you have the control 1 Tablespoon of dough is definitely more than enough to curb any cravings for something delicious like this low carb cookie dough.
Note: The Net Carbs per serving is by subtracting the sugar alcohol erythritol.
My family does subtract the sugar alcohols and I’ll continue to provide that sugar alcohol grams above the nutrition card below and you can decide for yourself if you want to follow that.
PLEASE do not shame or be mean to others who might do things a little differently. That is not what we are about here. We all are following different carb counts for the day for what works for individual needs. What might not work for you works for others!
If you are new to this Low Carb/Keto lifestyle and are unsure what we are talking about please feel free toÂread up more on Net Carbs and why people do or don’t subtract sugar alcohols.
The above picture is about 1 serving. One delicious spoonful that truly hits the spot for a dessert. It’s got the perfect ratio of fat and sweetness to curb those cravings.
Powdered Erythritol vs. Granular Erythritol in this Keto Cookie Dough recipe
- Powdered Erythritol: I will say that it’s often better to use powdered erythritol for this sort of thing, but if you don’t have it, don’t worry about it, granular erythritol will work fine just sometimes the graininess can be distracting to me.
- Make your own powdered erythritol: Pulse some granular sweetener through your blender to powder it if you’d like. Either way, this is a very tasty, holiday pie!
YOU MIGHT ALSO ENJOY THESE LOW CARB RECIPES:
- Low Carb Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Low Carb Peanut Butter Cookies
- The Best Keto Brownies
Keto Cookie Dough Recipe
Keto Cookie Dough Recipe for those late night cookie dough cravings. This low carb cookie dough will hit the spot at just 1 Net Carb per serving!
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Course: Dessert
Cuisine: Gluten-Free, Keto, Low Carb
Keyword: Keto Cookie Dough Recipe, Low Carb Cookie Dough
Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes minutes
Servings: 32 cookie dough bites
Calories: 57kcal
Author: Bailey
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Ingredients
- 1/2 cup butter softened (may use coconut butter for dairy-free alternative)
- 1/4 -1/2 cup erythritol (or powdered erythritol works also)
- 1/8 teaspoon liquid stevia optional for extra sweetenes
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
- 1/2 cup heavy cream or coconut milk for dairy-free alternative
- 3/4 cup coconut flour
- 1/4 cup low carb chocolate chips
Instructions
In a large bowl cream together butter, powdered erythritol, stevia, vanilla extract, salt and heavy cream.
Blend in coconut flour and beat together until well combined.
Fold in chocolate chips. Eat with a spoon or scoop into bite size pieces as they will become more stiff after refrigerated.. Store in the refrigerator.
Notes
Please note that there are 48 grams of sugar alcohol in the entire recipe and should be accounted for if you calculate the net carbs.
Total of 1.5 grams of sugar alcohol in 1 Tablespoon of cookie dough if you make into 32 cookie dough balls.
Please note that the nutrition data below is provided as a courtesy. We try to be accurate with this information but feel free to make your own calculations.
Nutrition Info
Nutrition Facts
Keto Cookie Dough Recipe
Amount Per Serving (1 Tablespoon)
Calories 57 Calories from Fat 45
% Daily Value*
Fat 5g8%
Saturated Fat 3g19%
Cholesterol 12mg4%
Sodium 69mg3%
Potassium 2mg0%
Carbohydrates 3g1%
Fiber 1g4%
Sugar 0g0%
Protein 0g0%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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GyNeal says My daughter is highly allergic to coconut in any form. Can I substitute almond flour instead?
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- Lindsay says
It will change the texture a bit but I’ve done this before and have enjoyed it myself. Will need to add a little bit extra almond flour to the correct texture.
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- Heather says
Hello!! Haven’t made this yet but was wondering if I could use Truvia or Stevia sugar for this recipe?? Instead of swerve! It’s a bit pricy! Thanks!
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- Lindsay says
Yes you can. Check out out low carb sweetener conversion chart to get the right bit of sweetness. Just be aware that it may change the consistency of the dough a bit.
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- Kerri Monroe says
Where is the recipe? Please email me
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- Lindsay says
Recipes are at the bottom of the post.. you had to scroll past it in order to leave this comment lol
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- Nicole Tackitt says
I’m new to keto and just dying for a little sugar fix. I’ve tried a couple different recipes, but they weren’t very good. I did the recipe as is the first time and I couldn’t quite get past the coconut overload. In all fairness, it was my first time trying it. The second time I did 1/4 coconut flour and 1/2 almond flour. I left out the stevia because It tasted sweet without it. They’re amazing! My taste buds are happy and they’re sweet enough that I didn’t find myself bingeing on more servings. Thank you!!!
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- Lindsay says
Thanks for sharing what ratio you preferred Nichole! Glad we could assist in the sugar fix 🙂
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- Kgbee says
They are okay, I improvised a little. I’m not a fan of coconut flour. This recipe used a lot of it. I used only 1/4 cup of sweetener with the stevia. It’s plenty sweet. I don’t think I’d make it again.
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- Lindsay says
I’m noticing it’s either a love or hate situation with this recipe for people and the haters are ones who aren’t a fan of coconut flour lol we’ll start looking into creating another version of this without coconut flour 🙂
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- Balance is a Fine Art says
If one were not eating keto but still wanted a healthy alternative to sugary carby treats without the extra fat, could one use almond milk instead of cream or coconut milk?
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- Lindsay says
Yes you 100% most definitely can.
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- Tina says
What kind of butter did you use, salted or unsalted?
- Lindsay says
I may be a little odd but I personally love the extra salt from the salted butter. But most would probably prefer unsalted butter.
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- Tina says
Thanks for the quick response! I like that salt with the sweet. I’m excited to try these.
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- Lindsay says
Hope you enjoy it! It seems to be either a love or hate recipe for people. ?
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- Marti says
Can I omit the erithymol and just use monk’s fruit for the sweetener?
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- Lindsay says
Yes 100%
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- Kara says
Delicious! I don’t know how you manage to answer all these questions and opinions.. god bless you LOL.
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- Lindsay says
So happy you enjoyed it! 🙂
Haha we do our best – it normally takes a bit to respond sometimes but we try to be quick! <3
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- Nova Taylor says
I m afraid!! I made this yesterday but it didn’t turn out well. Can you help m understand what could have possibly gone wrong?
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- Lindsay says
What about it went wrong?? Will need a bit more information before I can advise. Some people tend to not like the graininess of this dough but unfortunately that can’t really be helped. What about went wrong?
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- HELEN Marie WOODS says
Can I bake these?
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- Lindsay says
No I would not recommend baking these. Try these Keto Chocolate Chip Cookies instead. 🙂
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- Sharon says
This is for real one of my fave keto treats of all time. I use the least amount of powdered erythritol called for and I still find them perfectly sweet. I love the coconut flour flavor as well. I also love rolling them into little balls and putting them in the fridge and then just eating it as a little macaroon type cookie. SO GOOD! Thank you!
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- Lindsay says
Thanks for your review Sharon! So glad you’ve been enjoying this recipe 🙂
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- Fallon says
Absolutely amazing! I’ve been doing keto for about 3 months now and everyday I find myself looking at different recipes to whip up. I’ve notice recently though, that I’ve been having a hard time getting all of my fats in, so fat bombs were at the top of my list to get that extra push. I’ve made a cookie dough fat bomb before and wasn’t the biggest fan, but I wanted to give a different recipe a try. I found this and I am so happy I did! However, I did combine both almond flour and the coconut for this, only because I didn’t want the coconut to be over powering (sometimes it’s hard to fool my taste buds). And I also added about a half tablespoon of swerve brown sugar, as most people suggested in the comment below, it does give the dough an authentic taste. Regardless, this cookie dough will now be my new go to for that extra push of fat. I literally had to slap hands away from the bowl of non keto family members who kept reaching for more! Thank you so much!
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- Anita says
Flavor was just ok..sweet but not like real cookie dough. I did not like the graininess of the coconut flour. I added the cream..more than a splash too..still grainy. I will eat them as ingredients, especially the chocolate chips are expensive but I won’t make again.
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- Lindsay says
Thanks for your feedback Anita. We definitely try to make things less sweet than traditional just because our bodies personally don’t do well with TOO much sweetener. We always recommend to add a bit more sweetener of your choice to a dish if you’d like, it won’t mess with the recipe as its rather forgiving.
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- Jasmine says
I used monk fruit classic and golden instead of the powdered. And added 1/4 c each. Also cut the coconut flour to maybe 1/2 c. It gives you more of that crunch as if you used granulated sugar in your cookie dough.
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- Lindsay says
Thanks for reporting back Jasmine! Yeah we personally love that crunch ourselves lol as we mention in the post some people absolutely hate that we’ve found. Crunch away 🙂
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- Cyndee Davis says
Can these be cooked into chocolate chip cookies? I’m assuming so, but I don’t see a leavening agent.
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- Lindsay says
I actually would not recommend it with this recipe. Instead try a this chocolate chip cookie recipe
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- Lolo says
I have tried the recipient you recommend it is A LOT better than this rubbish
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- Lindsay says
Glad we can make you happy some way or the other! Think it comes down to personal preference with this specific recipe here. Some love it and some hate it – so glad you were able to find something you love!
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- Donnita Chisholm says
can you use almond flour instead of the coconut flour, I don’t like it as well.Thanks
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- Lindsay says
Yes I’d don’t see why not! It’s a pretty forgiving recipe overall.
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- Mari says
Looks amazing and can’t wait to try. 2 questions. When you measure the erythritol, do you measure it in the granular format and then pulse to make it powdered? I’ve made recipes before with powdered and they don’t seem sweet enough. Also, have you tried Monk Fruit sugar. Just curious.
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- Lindsay says
Measure the amount that is powdered, it really does depend also on your sweetness liking, we tend to go onto the lower sweet spectrum so being that this is a pretty forgiving recipe if you want a bit extra then feel free to add more sweetener.. And yes, we are actually becoming partial to monkfruit ourselves over the past month. I haven’t tried it with this recipe yet but I suspect it would be fantastic substitute. It’s actually slowly becoming our favorite sweetener.
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