Peanut Butter Cookies: Keto Sugar Free Low Carb Recipe

I’m cooking again!  Ok, Ok, don’t faint!  hehe  This is a simple and quick  Keto Sugar Free Low Carb Peanut Butter Cookies Recipe!

Good Cook sent me some fun baking tools, I don’t do a lot of baking but, I’m down to make some low carb cookies!

So, I set out in search of a Keto, no sugar, low carb cookie recipe. 

I got close – I was able to make them no sugar and the only thing that had carbs was the icing & peanut butter.  So, this keto peanut butter cookie recipe is on my list of favs.

Y’all know I only eat sugar free, and as carb free as I can, if you don’t know why you can read about my weight loss journey and the reason behind it!

I don’t want to give up things in my life to do the Keto diet or go sugar free – my reasoning behind that is this:  

I think many people don’t keep up their weight loss and end up yo-yo dieting which is very bad for your health, because they gave up things they really enjoyed and it was too hard.  

I wanted to make sure whatever I did it was something I could do for the rest of my life.  

That’s why I didn’t choose to lose the weight by exercising, I knew if I did – I would NEVER keep that up!  I HATE exercising!  

I always try and find a way to be able to change what I like to fit my new lifestyle, and that’s what it has to be when you do this a complete lifestyle change.  

So, make sure you think about it that way before you start and you’ll be more successful and it will make it easier, I have lost over 100lbs and kept it off over 5 years now. This lifestyle has allowed me to lower my blood sugar so much so that the Dr. told me I no longer have Type 2 Diabetes.

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On to the low carb diet Peanut Butter Cookies 🙂  They’re very simple to make (no food processor needed) and have very simple ingredients and is my favorite easy keto peanut butter cookies recipe!

Peanut Butter Cookies Sugar Free Low Carb Recipe!

Here’s the recipe:

So, next time you’re looking for a quick guilt-free snack – give these sugar free low-carb peanut butter cookies a try!

Some people use coconut flour or almond flour in a small amount in their keto cookies, but this recipe doesn’t use any, these are flourless peanut butter cookies.

Hint: Be sure your natural peanut butter is at room temperature before you start this keto cookies recipe.

Ingredients

2 cups smooth natural peanut butter ( I haven’t tried any other nut butter , if you do be sure to leave a comment and tell us about them)
1 cup of sugar free sweetener, I used powdered Splenda (or you can use any other no carb sweetener or low carb sweetener)
2 large eggs

Instructions

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.

Lightly grease a baking sheet.

Mix well in mixing bowl:

peanut butter

Splenda or other no sugar added sweetener

eggs

Press into cookie cutters, or just use your cookie scoop to drop the cookie dough balls by spoonfuls on to the cookie sheet or on parchment paper on top of your cookie sheet (I prefer no clean up 🙂 ).  

Press with fork to make those oh so famous criss-cross pattern marks in them.

Bake in the preheated oven for about 8 minutes or until the center is dry

Remove from oven and place on a cooling rack to cool before icing.

We used a sugar free store bought icing in Squeeze Bottles to decorate the cookies!

For one of the batches I used some fun cookie cutters and filled them with the dough to shape them!

Be sure to keep them in an airtight container.

You can of course try some variations. Change up and use a different nut butter like almond butter, or use crunchy peanut butter (just be sure to choose one that says no sugar added). Let us know what great options you come up with in the comments.

If you’d like to learn more about living Keto or sugar free or the ketogenic diet, or if you’re looking for a simple recipe for the keto lifestyle, check out my Hubby’s blog about our Sugar Free Journey!

One of the best things about his site is he makes it all so simple, many times we read about things like: net carbs, sugar alcohols, grams of carbs, grams of fiber, and more and have no clue what to do with that info. He breaks it all down and makes it super simple to understand.

He also hosts leading experts on his podcast each week.

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