Best Keto Blueberry Muffins

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  • prep time

    prep time

    12 min

  • cook time

    cook time

    25 min

  • ready time

    ready time

    37 min

Best Keto Blueberry Muffins

703 ratings

Who says you can’t eat muffins on a Keto diet? In fact, you can make healthy Keto blueberry muffins every week if you want to! These muffins are a classic recipe and easy to follow. Only a few ingredient tweaks have been made to make a more Keto-friendly muffin. Don’t worry, you CAN eat berries on the Keto diet. A few tucked into a soft muffin is a genius way to enjoy some fruit without having too many carbs. Eat a muffin for breakfast, as a snack, or as a side with your lunch. They’re easy to wrap up and take with you to work or serve a fresh batch on a Sunday morning.

Make the muffins healthier

Want to make the muffins friendlier for all to eat? Choose alternative milk. You can replace almond milk with oat milk and even replace the almond flour with coconut flour for anyone with tree nut allergies. If you replace the almond flour with coconut flour, substitute the almond flour in a 1:3 ratio. So for this recipe, you would substitute 3 cups of almond flour for 1 cup of coconut flour.

Tips for using blueberries

Blueberries are notorious for bursting and bleeding in batter while you mix them in. Here’s a tip: freeze your blueberries before you use them in the recipe. You can even dust frozen blueberries in almond flour before mixing them in to help the blueberries stay in place in the muffin batter while the muffins bake.

Storage tips

Wait for the muffins to cool entirely before sealing them in a Ziploc bag. You can also wrap the muffins individually in plastic wrap. Muffins are great for taking on the go for breakfast or a snack, so keep them in your refrigerator for the most freshness for up to 5 days.

  • Net Carbs

    4.2 g

  • Fiber

    3.4 g

  • Total Carbs

    15.6 g

  • Protein

    7.5 g

  • Fats

    21.5 g

247 cals

Best Keto Blueberry Muffins

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Ingredients

  • Almond Flour

    Almond Flour

    3 cup

  • The Ultimate Sugar Replacement Granular by Swerve

    The Ultimate Sugar Replacement Granular by Swerve

    ½ cup

  • Baking Powder

    Baking Powder

    1-½ teaspoon

  • Coarse Kosher Salt by Morton

    Coarse Kosher Salt by Morton

    ¼ tsp

  • Coconut Oil

    Coconut Oil

    ⅓ cup

  • Raw Egg

    Raw Egg

    3 large

  • Vanilla Extract

    Vanilla Extract

    0.5 teaspoon

  • Blueberries

    Blueberries

    1 cup, whole pieces

  • Almond Milk

    Almond Milk

    ⅓ cup

Recipe Steps

steps 5

37 min

  • Step 1

    Preheat an oven to 350 F (180 C). Line a muffin pan with 12 muffin liners. In a large mixing bowl, stir together the almond flour, sweetener, baking powder and salt.
    Step 1
  • Step 2

    Mix the coconut oil into the dry ingredients. Leave the coconut oil solid at room temperature for the best mixing process. Combine until the mixture has small pea sized pieces of coconut oil running through it.
    Step 2
  • Step 3

    Add milk, eggs, and vanilla extract to the batter. Stir the batter completely by hand or in a stand mixer. You may still see small streaks of coconut oil in the batter, which is okay.
    Step 3
  • Step 4

    Fold the blueberries into the muffin batter. It may help you to freeze the blueberries before using them in the recipe. This way, they’re less likely to break and bleed into your batter.
    Step 4
  • Step 5

    Divide the batter across the muffin cups until they’re ¾ full or slightly more. Bake the muffins for 25 minutes or until the tops are golden and the muffins are cooked through. You can test for doneness by pushing a toothpick in the center of a muffin, checking for a clean toothpick as you remove it.
    Step 5

Comments 30

  • UpbeatKetone695977

    UpbeatKetone695977 a day ago

    The nutritional facts say 16g carbs and 3g of fiber. How does that net out to 4g carbs? That doesn’t make any sense

    • MirthfulKetone707138

      MirthfulKetone707138 18 hours ago

      Also subtract sugar alcohols

  • BellaLu66

    BellaLu66 7 days ago

    Very moist and delicious. We'll make these again! 🫐

    • It’sMe2012

      It’sMe2012 10 days ago

      Not impressed. Dry and lack yumminess. Not worth my carbs or calories.

      • AwesomeMacadamia458925

        AwesomeMacadamia458925 16 days ago

        Recipe as is is to dry. I added another 1/2 cup almond milk

        • GuamMom

          GuamMom 19 days ago

          Everyone enjoyed this recipe today for breakfast. Only thing I changed was I added lemon extract to the dough because lemon and blueberry go well together! So moist!

          • UnbelievableCauliflower673670

            UnbelievableCauliflower673670 a month ago

            I too like lemon flavor in my blueberry muffins, so I added the zest of one lemon. I also used the juice of the lemon adding enough almond milk to measure 1/3 cup (volume of almond milk called for in the recipe). This a very good recipe!

            • UnbelievableCauliflower636616

              UnbelievableCauliflower636616 2 months ago

              I made the muffins for breakfast. I added 1.5 tsp lemon zest, ¼ cup of unsweetened Almond milk and topped it with fresh lemon juice to the ⅓ cup line. Turned out delicious! Thanks for the recipe.

              • RousingArugula224869

                RousingArugula224869 2 months ago

                Recipe works great for me. Use super fine costco almond flour and always get moist tasty results.

                • Misselly64

                  Misselly64 2 months ago

                  Very dry

                  • Krissy1203

                    Krissy1203 3 months ago

                    Fourth or fifth time making these! I love them! I Make the recipe as stated with no issues.

                    • FantasticRadish725874

                      FantasticRadish725874 3 months ago

                      I added a little cream cheese to this batter and used the brown sugar Swerve, and these are delicious! The cream cheese helps the batter texture be more like what we are use to with a muffin. Also I soften butter and put 1 Tbsp of Sugar Free Monin Hazelnut syrup and whipped it, and spread a small amount on this muffin straight out of the oven and OH My, I do NOT miss sugar! Of course be sure to add to your carb manager this extra ingredient. Enjoy!

                      • AwesomeKetone415770

                        AwesomeKetone415770 3 months ago

                        I made these and couldn’t stand it! I did have to use coconut flour mixed with Lupin flour but even still, was like eating cardboard :(

                        • Steve

                          Steve 3 months ago

                          So you didn't follow the recipe but you're rating the recipe anyway. Helpful.

                      • jhclark1000

                        jhclark1000 4 months ago

                        Easy to make & delicious!

                        • BA

                          BA 4 months ago

                          My go-to!!!

                          • GlassDiva

                            GlassDiva 4 months ago

                            Awful. Like eating sand. I threw them away.

                            • Yancinator

                              Yancinator 4 months ago

                              Yum! Definite keeper. I simply placed 4 frozen blueberries in each tin after placing batter. Just poke them into the batter😊

                              • Sabrina Pattison

                                Sabrina Pattison 4 months ago

                                They were good except I would use small frozen blueberries instead it has more juice

                                • Meg

                                  Meg 4 months ago

                                  I thought they were way too mealy. So I used a half a cup of almond milk and it made it much better

                                  • FabulousMacadamia454036

                                    FabulousMacadamia454036 5 months ago

                                    Dangerously Delicious! I used a little less sugar and swapped about 1/8 cup almond flour for coconut that I used to coat my frozen fresh berries. I used a pastry cutter to cut in the coconut oil. No crumbling issue. Hot out of oven with butter… oh my! ❤️ Next week, I’ll double the batch. Keeper!

                                    • MirthfulRadish950892

                                      MirthfulRadish950892 5 months ago

                                      Why did they burn on top?

                                      • Sabrina Pattison

                                        Sabrina Pattison 4 months ago

                                        With anything you baking you should watch that they don’t burn but because it’s almond flour instead you need to keep watching that it doesn’t burn faster

                                    • MarvellousRadish844567

                                      MarvellousRadish844567 5 months ago

                                      Tasty- easy to make could even reduce the sugar replacement by a bit? Otherwise this is my first Keto baking attempt so I’m impressed!

                                      • Sooji

                                        Sooji 5 months ago

                                        I made it square instead of muffin. And I use two pockets of stevia and It’s delicious.

                                        • EileenEileenTanja

                                          EileenEileenTanja 5 months ago

                                          These are sooooo delicious!!!! Yumm!!

                                          • lisamc90

                                            lisamc90 5 months ago

                                            These are amazing!!!! So good. I was expecting to get the cooling effect that sweeteners usually have when you bake them but this recipe doesn't do that. Will be making these again.

                                            • Dawnieblack

                                              Dawnieblack 5 months ago

                                              They were just sweet enough but very "mealy" from the almond flour but nice alternative. Family didn't care for them unfortunately

                                              • FantasticAvocado760580

                                                FantasticAvocado760580 6 months ago

                                                These are so good. It was a little thick when I was stirring it and there were small chunks of brown sugar (moisture had gotten into my bag) as well as coconut oil. Fixed this by adding 1/3 cup hot water before adding the blueberries.

                                                • MirthfulRadish950892

                                                  MirthfulRadish950892 5 months ago

                                                  Brown sugar?