When your sweetheart is keto, you can’t just run out and buy a box of chocolates on Valentine’s Day. Show your love by making keto chocolate treats both of you can enjoy. We’ve gathered twelve outstanding chocolate keto recipes, from no-bake fudge to a keto chocolate souffle, to make your keto Valentine’s Day absolutely delicious.
Because Valentine’s Day begins at breakfast. Almond butter and eggs will get your day going; cocoa and chocolate chips will make it worth it.
Peanut Butter Chocolate Bacon Fat Bombs
Three great tastes that go great together will make your keto sweetie feel full (of love!) on Valentine’s Day. If you’re not crazy about peanuts, almond butter works too.
This no-bake recipe for creamy keto-friendly fudge is chock-full of Lily’s stevia-sweetened chocolate chips. Just mix and chill for a sweet keto treat.
Keto Chocolates with Macadamia and Sea Salt
You’ll need a silicone mold to make these coconut-oil and cocoa hearts — but the smile you’ll get when you serve them is worth it. If you have a mini muffin tin, you can use the same ingredients plus coconut butter and make 3 Ingredient Keto Chocolate Coconut Cups
Keto Buttercream Fat Bomb Chocolates
Dip these stevia-sweetened cubes of cacao butter in dark chocolate for a keto-safe candy that looks like it belongs in a heart-shaped box.
Keto Cream Cheese Chocolate Brownies
Take the best keto chocolate fudge brownie mix on the planet, swirl it with cream cheese, and you’ve baked up a pan full of Valentine love.
Gluten-Free Sugar-Free Flourless Chocolate Cake Recipe
This recipe requires a springform cake pan, but the results are worth it; a dense, fudgey, wallow-in-chocolate keto cake. If you can melt chocolate, you can make a chocolate keto cake to remember.
No Bake Keto Chocolate Cheesecake
This cake-in-a-glass has a chocolate “cookie” crust and luscious, creamy, chocolate cheesecake filling with just 3g net carbs per serving.
Whipped cream and full-fat coconut milk gives this mousse its airy texture. If your Valentine doesn’t eat dairy, try this chocolate mousse with avocados and coconut cream.
Whipped egg whites rise in the oven to create this classic French dessert. Like all souffles, it’s a little tricky to make, and it will fall within a few minutes of serving — but you’ll still have a delectable, warm, monkfruit-sweetened dark chocolate dessert to enjoy.
Just remember — you don’t have to eat sugar to have a sweet Valentine’s Day! Whether you’re sharing your keto chocolate dessert with your beloved, a good friend, or Netflix, we hope you have a delicious day.
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