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Keto White Chocolate Raspberry Cups

I’ve been making a lot of white chocolate-based snacks this week, mainly because I bought a pound and a half recently, and realized how amazing everything tastes when it’s made with cacao butter. So, after some white chocolate hearts and keto peanut butter cups, I decided to make some keto white chocolate raspberry cups.

These are especially festive because the raspberry bits make them red, and it’s Valentine’s Day Weekend! Don’t get me wrong, I kind of don’t care about the whole flowers-and-presents-and-proposals-blowing-up-my-newsfeed thing, but I’m always down for an excuse to eat more chocolate and put hearts on things. Plus, I get to share more recipes with all of you! Can all my internet friends be my Valentine?

So, these little guys were inspired by my love of freeze dried raspberries and all things white chocolate. There’s also some coconut butter in these, but the coconut taste isn’t too overwhelming (for those of you who may be scared off). 

Notes on Making Keto White Chocolate Raspberry Bites:

  • Coconut manna = coconut butter = creamed coconut (it’s ground up dried coconut, basically like making peanut butter, but with dried coconut instead of peanuts)
  • These, like the other cacao butter based recipes, will be able to be kept at room temperature for about a week. The saturated fat content is so high that they should spoil. Yay! Of course, if you live in a really warm environment, they could become soft.
  • You could use any freeze dried fruit, really (fresh will have too much moisture, and regular dried fruit tends to have added sugar). Freeze dried strawberries would also be delicious, and pretty!
  • If you really want to go crazy with these, try adding a tsp of lemon extract and replace the raspberries with freeze dried blueberries. I will definitely be doing this in the future.

Sugar Free Keto White Chocolate Raspberry Bites | All of my low carb candy dreams coming true!

Keto White Chocolate Raspberry Cups

Yield: 12 raspberry cups

Serving Size: 1 raspberry cup

Calories per serving: 158

Fat per serving: 15.5

Carbs per serving: 1g net

Protein per serving: 2.6g

Fiber per serving: 1.4g

Keto White Chocolate Raspberry Cups

Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup cacao butter
  • 1/2 cup coconut manna
  • 4 tbsp plain whey powder
  • 3 tbsp Swerve, (or other granulated sugar substitute)
  • 1 tsp vanilla extract
  • 1/4 cup freeze dried raspberries, crushed

Method

  1. Melt coconut manna and cacao butter in a double boiler, and mix until thoroughly combined.
  2. Stir in vanilla extract.
  3. In a separate dish, mix together whey and Swerve.
  4. Stir whey/Swerve mixture into the cacao butter/coconut manna one tablespoon at a time, making sure it's completely incorporated before adding the next spoonful.
  5. Mix in crushed freeze dried raspberries. So pretty!
  6. Portion out into a muffin tin. I used a silicone one to make my life easier.
  7. Chill in the fridge for about an hour until set.
  8. Enjoy!
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Hey there, I'm Liz, a gamer nutritionist with a passion for baking, and a tendency to spend as much time as possible in comfy pajamas.

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