47 Keto Desserts That'll Actually Satisfy Your Sugar Craving

Let's be honest, Samoas are the best Girl Scout cookies. The glorious combination of toasted coconut, caramel, chocolate, and shortbread is a true dream. The best news of all is that these Samoa bars are keto-approved!

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This chocolate layer cake is decadent and fudgy and proof that just because a dessert doesn't have gluten or sugar doesn't mean it can't be good. Made with coffee tot bring out the chocolate flavor, this cake is rich.

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Pop-Tarts are essentially just adorable mini hand pies. And though their sweetness aligns more with the dessert category, we don’t judge anyone who prefers to eat them for breakfast.

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Never fear: These decadent fat bombs are here to save you from those 3 p.m. hunger pangs.

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Keto Tiramisu Chaffle Cake is layered with the delicious flavors of Italian tiramisu with keto-approved cheese-based waffles, aka chaffles, for a keto dessert worthy of special occasions.

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When it comes to birthday cakes, you’re either on Team Funfetti, Team Chocolate, or Team Red Velvet. We’re not saying any one of these options is better than the others...but we do get slightly more excited when the results of the latter are at a party. With a few simple swaps, you'll be on your way to the keto cake of your dreams.

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We know, cheese in a should-be sweet morning bun sounds wrong. But trust us, it really works. And no, you cannot taste the cheese! Stretchy mozzarella helps add some of the fluffy chew so that they're not totally crumbly. The end result is a sinfully delicious and cinnamon-y roll that has no business being keto.

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We’re going to tell it to you straight: Homemade candy takes time and patience, especially when you’re making chewy caramel and nougat. But it’s worth it 1,000 times over when you take a bite and realize that it’s even better than your favorite store-bought packaged treat.

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These pecan cookies are about to become your family’s favorite. It's easy to see why—crumbly pecan cookies meet a simple glaze, making them completely irresistible.

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Didn't think you could eat donuts on keto? Think again! These almond flour based donuts are so light and fluffy, and the addition of a smooth chocolate glaze really puts them over the top. Even non-keto people were going crazy for these as soon as we finished shooting them. Cake donut lovers, this one's for you.

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Fudge never gets enough credit around the holidays. Everyone is fixated on the dang cookies. We love cookies, please don’t get us wrong, but come December, we’re already a little tired of baking. Fudge is simpler, chocolatey-er, and just as festive. Plus, it makes a better DIY food gift.

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These cookies are seriously magical. Super easy to make and without any flour, you can feel good about eating way more than just one. Make sure neither your coconut oil or butter is melted. You want them both at room temperature (but still solid) or the cookies will spread too much while baking.

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This keto mousse gets its rich, creamy texture from avocados. If you're a little wary of using them in desserts, we promise it's amazing. We have used it as the star of some of our favorite dishes like avocado ice cream and Vietnamese Sinh Tố Bơ. But in this case, the mild flavor of avocado gets masked instantly by the cocoa powder and the creamy texture weirdly works.

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There’s a whole world of delicious keto sweets out there. Since we tend to turn to cream cheese for our fat bombs, creating a classic keto cheesecake recipe just made sense. Our version is creamy, rich, and tangy, just like the cheesecakes you know and love.

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We don't know about you, but when we get a chocolate craving, it hits us fast. The best part of this double chocolate mug cake? No sharing.

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This keto-friendly ice cream is creamy, rich, and just barely sweet. Feel free to up the sweetener a little, but in our opinion, the coconut milk makes is decadent enough. If you're dying to add mix-ins, there are a ton of options, but one of our favorites is to add some cookie dough keto fat bombs.

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Making your hot chocolate with heavy cream instead of milk doesn't just make it keto-friendly, it also makes it so much better. Not ready to kick cold drinks yet? Try our Keto Frosty!

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If you love chocolate + peanut butter (and who doesn't?!), then these fat bombs are for you! They're a great on-the-go snack for those pesky sweet cravings.

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Fat bombs alone make us want to go try more keto treats, but we'll take any excuse to eat cookie dough. These are perfect to keep stored in the freezer for whenever the craving hits.

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Keto almond brittle is perfect to make-ahead and keep around for when you have those late night sweets cravings. Bonus: It's also amazing for crumbling on top of keto ice cream for easy sundaes.

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