One of my husband’s holiday favorites is sugar-free keto pecan snowball cookies. These are so good and sugar-free and gluten-free, and you’d never know.
They are melt-in-your-mouth goodness. And they disappear very quickly! This recipe quickly became a Christmas tradition at our house. I follow the original recipe, except for just a few minor adjustments, to make it even more spectacular.
Sugar-Free Keto Pecan Snowball Cookies Recipe
The original recipe that I use is from The Diet Chefs, Keto Snowball Cookies.
What you’ll need or what I use:
1 cup Organic Pecans (not Walnuts).
1 Stick Salted or Unsalted Organic Butter
½ Cup Powdered Lakanto Sweetener (we do not like Swerve)
1 tablespoon Organic Coconut Flour
Just less than 1 ½ Cups Organic Almond Flour
1 teaspoon Pure Organic Vanilla Extract
Pinch of Redmond’s Real Salt
TOPPING:
⅓ Cup Powdered Lakanto Sweetener (we do not like Swerve).
All of the baking directions are in the recipe link above. We just substitute just a few ingredients to make them so yummy!
Ask Some Littles to Help
Baking cookies with kids is not just a fun activity, it can also be a valuable learning experience. When you involve kids in the baking process, you’re teaching them important life skills such as measuring, following instructions, and teamwork. Measuring ingredients can help children develop their math skills, while following recipes can help them improve their reading comprehension.
Baking with kids also provides an opportunity for quality bonding time. As you work together, you can chat about your day, share stories, and make memories. Plus, baking can be a great confidence booster for kids. When they see the finished product and receive compliments from others, it can be a source of pride and a reminder that they are capable of achieving great things.
In addition, baking can be a creative outlet for kids. They can experiment with different ingredients and decorations, developing their creativity and imagination. Baking can also be a way to introduce kids to new flavors and cuisines, expanding their palate and helping them become more adventurous eaters.
Yes, your kitchen will be a mess, but seriously get over it. The benefits of baking cookies or cooking with kids far outweighs the mess it makes. So, next time you’re in the kitchen, consider inviting your kids to join in on the fun!
Final Thoughts
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Here’s another holiday Favorite Sugar-Free Sugar Cookies. Here are more Sugar-Free Desserts. Here are my favorite Sugar-Free Sweeteners and Gluten-Free Baking Items.
Enjoy your holidays and your journey!
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