Looking for keto dessert recipes beyond the same chocolate square? These 21 treats range from fudgy brownies and cheesecake bars to cinnamon cookies, berry cobbler and chilled desserts. There are recipes for a small sweet craving and others worth planning ahead for a celebration. Pick the flavor and texture you want, then open the recipe for the full ingredients and instructions.
21 Keto Dessert Recipes to Try
Fudgy Keto Brownies
Cocoa, almond flour and sugar-free chocolate chips make these a rich, chewy choice for chocolate cravings. Cut the cooled batch into squares for a dessert you can portion ahead.
Keto Raspberry Lemon Cheesecake Bars
A raspberry swirl and lemon filling bring a bright contrast to the creamy cheesecake layer. These bars need time to chill, so plan ahead before slicing and serving.
Keto Chocolate Crinkle Cookies
These cocoa cookies have a soft center and the familiar cracked coating made with powdered sweetener. Choose them when you want a chocolate treat that looks at home on a holiday cookie tray.
Keto Pecan Pie
Toasted pecans, a buttery almond-flour crust and a caramel-style filling make this a celebration-worthy dessert. Let the pie cool before serving so the filling has time to set.
Keto Coconut Macadamia Nut Bark
Coconut and macadamias give this chilled bark a mix of chew and crunch. It is a good alternative to baking a whole cake when you want a small, nutty treat.
Keto Lemon Meringue Pie
Tangy lemon filling sits beneath a fluffy meringue topping in an almond-flour crust. Pick this pie when you want something brighter than chocolate for the dessert table.
Keto Macarons
Almond-based meringue shells sandwich a creamy butter filling in these delicate cookies. They take more care than a simple drop cookie, making them a project for a relaxed baking afternoon.
Keto Eclairs
Cream-filled pastries with a chocolate topping offer a bakery-style change from bars and cookies. Set aside time for the pastry, filling and glaze rather than treating these as a last-minute dessert.
Keto Chocolate Fudge
Cocoa and cream come together in a smooth chocolate treat that sets in the refrigerator. Keep the chilling time in mind when making a batch to share.
Keto Pecan Chocolate Butter Cookies
Toasted pecans and sugar-free chocolate chips add crunch and chocolate pockets to a buttery almond-flour cookie. These bring a different texture to the collection than the softer crinkle cookies.
Keto Chocolate Chip Mug Cake
Kirbie’s Cravings combines a vanilla cake base with chocolate chips in a single-serving microwave dessert. Use the recommended microwave-safe mug size and adjust cooking to your microwave.
Keto Raspberry Frosty
Instrupix blends frozen raspberries, cold cream and a low-carb sweetener into a spoonable frozen treat. This adds a fruity option without requiring an oven or an ice-cream maker.
Keto Cheesecake Fluff
Joy Filled Eats turns cream cheese, whipping cream and powdered sweetener into a creamy no-bake dessert. Powdered rather than granular sweetener helps keep the texture smooth.
Keto Peanut Butter Cookies
Instrupix uses peanut butter, egg and sweetener for a short-ingredient cookie recipe. Check that your peanut butter has no added sugar, then let the cookies cool before lifting them.
Keto Cheesecake
Gimme Delicious pairs a creamy cheesecake filling with an almond-flour crust. This is the classic slice-and-serve option in the collection, with time needed for baking, cooling and chilling.
Keto Snickerdoodle Cookies
How to This and That adds a cinnamon-sweetener coating to almond-flour cookies. Follow the dough-chilling instructions to help the cookies hold their shape as they bake.
Keto Blackberry and Blueberry Cobbler
Divalicious Recipes bakes blackberries and blueberries beneath an almond-flour topping. Choose this warm, spoonable dessert when you want berries instead of another chocolate treat.
Keto Chocolate Frosty
Hip2Keto whips cream, cocoa and almond butter into a chocolate dessert, then briefly freezes it. Allow for that freezer time to get the soft, chilled texture.
Keto Peanut Butter Chocolate Bars
TwoSleevers layers a peanut-butter base with sugar-free chocolate for a no-bake bar. Powdered sweetener helps the base stay smooth, and chilling makes the bars easier to cut.
Keto Candied Pecans
Butter Together Kitchen coats pecans with butter, vanilla and a golden monk-fruit sweetener. Let the coating set in the refrigerator before breaking the nuts apart for a crunchy dessert bite.
Keto English Toffee
The Big Man’s World makes buttery toffee with a sugar-free chocolate topping and chopped nuts. A candy thermometer helps you reach the right stage before chilling and breaking it into pieces.
Before you choose your dessert…
Match the recipe to the time you have. Mug cakes and whipped desserts involve less preparation than macarons, eclairs or a whole cheesecake. No-bake does not always mean ready immediately: fudge, frozen treats and bars still need chilling time.
Follow the sweetener and flour instructions. Powdered, granular and brown-sugar-style substitutes serve different purposes. Almond flour and coconut flour also behave differently, so stick to the recipe’s tested ingredients or suggested substitutions.
Check the serving size and your ingredient labels. The amount you eat and the brands you use affect the nutrition of the finished dessert. Use each recipe’s ingredient list and nutrition notes rather than assuming every treat has the same carb count.
More Keto Recipe Ideas
Planning the rest of the menu? Browse our keto dinner ideas or start the next morning with these keto breakfast recipes.