Keto Low-carb Crispy Dark Chocolate Bites (only 3 ingredients)

What’s not to love about these little bite-size 90% dark chocolate Keto Crispy Dark Chocolate Candy Bites? They’re just something to snack on that won’t impact ketosis or your blood sugar. This easy-to-make healthy Crispy Dark Chocolate Candy Bites recipe is low-carb, gluten-free, grain-free, dairy-free, sugar-free, and Keto and Paleo-friendly. Dark chocolate is balanced with hazelnut butter and quinoa puffs for a perfect crispy texture, making it a Keto-friendly treat. It provides a melt-in-your-mouth experience for your taste buds. And the best part – you can put them together in about 5 minutes for minimal cost.
The recipe idea came from the book “The Fiber Fueled Cookbook“.
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INGREDIENTS NEEDED
These low-carb keto energy balls need just 3 ingredients. No almond flour or coconut flour, no protein powder, or other expensive ingredients are needed! Just hazelnut butter, quinoa puffs, and dark chocolate.
No Sugar Added Hazelnut Butter – You can use any butter you like almond, peanut, or cashews. I buy mine at the Bulk Barn.
Quinoa Puffs – Gives these a nice texture and cuts the calories. I buy my inexpensive in Bulk Barn. You can use crispy brown rice cereal.
Dark Chocolate – Lindt is 90% dark chocolate. This recipe calls for a 6 squares or 6-ounce bag of sugar-free chocolate chips, such as Lily’s Chocolate Chips. If you’d like to completely cover the healthy crispy bites in chocolate. I know good sugar-free chocolate is not cheap so alternatively you could roll these in cocoa powder and just do a drizzle of chocolate.
Powdered Sugar-Free Sweetener – I don’t use it as balls are sweet on their own. You can add the powdered keto-friendly sweetener of your choice. If you don’t have a powdered sweetener you can grind granulated erythritol or xylitol in a food processor or blender. Erythritol is my preferred low-carb sweetener. Be aware that not all low-carb sweeteners can be substituted 1:1 for erythritol. See the “KETO Zero Carb Sugar Substitute Sweeteners for Baking & Conversion Chart” post for more information on low-carb sweeteners and substitutions.
How To Make Keto Keto Crispy Dark Chocolate Candy Bites
This section shows how to make Keto Crispy Dark Chocolate Candy Bites, with a step-by-step video and details about the technique, to help you visualize it.
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Let me know if you make it and put any twists on it.