11 Keto Valentines Dessert Ideas – Easy Low Carb Ketogenic Diet friendly Perfect Desserts to make for your Valentine – including Chocolate Mousse, Candy, Brownies, Cheesecake, Strawberry Sweet Treats and more!
11 Keto Valentines Dessert Ideas
As Valentine’s Day approaches and you start to think about Desserts, you may be thinking that you’ll have to “break” your Keto Diet to indulge in heavenly desserts.
Well, this post will provide you with 11 Easy Keto Valentines Dessert Ideas that are just as good as (if not better than) their carby counterparts, yet naturally low in net carbs.
There’s a wide variety of tried and tested recipes to choose from, all make with simple ingredients and you may even want to make more than one to satisfy your sweet tooth!
Easy Keto Valentines Dessert Ideas
1. Chocolate Cheesecake Brownies
A Keto friendly version of one of my all time favorite Nigella Lawson recipes, this chocolate cheesecake brownie recipe is AMAZING to enjoy on Valentines Day!
If you’re new to the world of Keto and fat bombs, then you’re in for a treat with these easy Chocolate Fat Bombs.
The great dessert tastes like a chocolate cheesecake treat and are a delicious way to indulge while meeting your macros.
3. Lemon Mousse
If you’re a fan of lemon desserts, then this Low Carb Lemon Mousse is for you. It’s a luscious lemon treat that’s creamy and wonderous!
My go to sweet treat on Keto is often, simply the perfect pairing of strawberries and whipped cream. For an extra special Valentine’s Day Dessert, why not serve a selection of Keto friendly berries – fresh strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and blackberries with freshly whipped heavy cream.
If you’re after a dairy free alternative, you could always make a batch of coconut milk whipped cream for your Valentine.
A rich and decadent dark chocolate mousse that’s also protein rich too, thanks to the inclusion of nourishing eggs.
A sweet keto candy treat that tastes just as good as their sugar loaded counterparts. They are so incredibly easy to make, you’ll be making them again and again and again!
A Peanut Butter Lovers dream. A Mousse made with peanut butter, cacao and cream cheese for an almost cheesecake tasting peanut butter dessert.
I’ve enjoyed hot chocolates most days through my Keto Diet Journey. (And I’ve shared heaps of different varieties!)
I always enjoy preparing hot chocolate for myself and my Husband, and we sit and catch up while enjoying the warming drink together.
This may not sound very romantic, but with the busy lives we lead, it’s lovely to have a few quiet moments together while sharing a sweet treat.
9. Strawberry Cheesecake Mousse
Want a cheesecake experience but don’t feel like preparing a whole low carb cheesecake? Then, this strawberry cheesecake mousse is the easy recipe for you! You get to enjoy a cheesecake dessert and satisfy your sweet craving with very little effort.
10. Strawberry Fool
To make a fool as a simple dessert, you just whip up HEAPS of cream with an electric mixer and then fold through berries. It’s the perfect treat that’s soooo easy and incredibly delicious too.
11. Mascarpone Chocolate Mousse
We end our collection of Keto Valentines Dessert Ideas with probably the number one item on my Valentine’s Day menu – Mascarpone Chocolate Mousse.
This rich, chocolatey chocolate mousse is the epitome of Valentines Indulgence – a sweet treat for the love of your life that’s impressive yet ridiculously simple to prepare.
Happy Valentine’s Day to you and I wish you a day full of sweet indulgences with your Valentine!
More Easy Keto Valentine’s Desserts
Since sharing this collection of Keto Valentines Dessert ideas, I’ve published ever more Valentine appropriate sweet treats.
So, here are a few more keto recipes for you to choose from, simply click on the title to be taken to the full recipe and video tutorial:
This warming chocolate pudding makes a cozy dessert to share on Valentine’s Day. The dessert is my version of a self saucing cake, which is perfect served with a scoop of keto ice cream.
A dark and chocolatey cookie that’s dairy free, easy to make and the perfect addition to your delicious low carb dessert table.
No Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookies
These chocolate peanut butter cookies make a brilliant no bake, make ahead dessert to enjoy on Velantine’s Day.
This chocolate souffle has just 4 ingredients and is the perfect way to end a Valentine’s Day romantic dinner.
A quick and easy great way to make a keto friendly version of Tiramisu that’s a rich sweet treat.
You can enjoy this decadent low carb keto diet friendly chocolate pudding warm or chilled.
An easy, creamy raspberry mousse that’s a light and luscious Valentines dessert.
The easiest, 3 ingredient, fuss free way to make truffles that make a decadent treat for your valentine. (Or to treat yourself!)
For a sweet drink, go for this indulgent, chocolatey whipped chocolate drink. This is my keto friendly version of the trendy Dalgona coffee drink.
Fill a plate with keto friendly goodies like cheese, chocolate, nuts and berries, for quick, indulgent Valentine’s Day desserts.
This is another one of those plan and make ahead desserts. You can have all of the elements ready and waiting for you to simply pop onto a plate when you’re ready for the perfect dessert.
An easy 4 ingredient waffle recipe that you can enjoy topped with a generous swirl of whipped cream and a portion of strawberries. (If you’d prefer, I’ve also shared an easy low carb recipe with almond flour.)
The above waffles would also make an indulgent Valentine’s Day Breakfast. I’ve actually put together another Valentine’s Day collection, all with ideas for a romantic breakfast to start your day. Click here for 10 Keto Valentine’s Day Breakfast Ideas.
As you can see, there really is so much choice when it comes to preparing and enjoying Keto Valentines Desserts. You can indulge in a feast without blowing through your macros in one bite!
More Easy Keto Dessert Recipes
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Disclaimer – this post is meant for informational post only and should not be construed as medical advice. Please consult with your health professional before making any dietary changes.
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