Keto Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups

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Keto Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups

17 ratings

If you love a good chocolate peanut butter combination, you will love these super easy peanut butter cups!

  • Net Carbs

    1.4 g

  • Fiber

    1.8 g

  • Total Carbs

    9.4 g

  • Protein

    2 g

  • Fats

    8.9 g

105 cals

Keto Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups

#1 Low Carb & Keto Diet App Since 2010

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Ingredients

  • Chocolate Chips, Sugar Free

    Chocolate Chips, Sugar Free

    10 tablespoon

  • Coconut Oil

    Coconut Oil

    4 teaspoon

  • Natural Creamy Peanut Butter by Smucker's

    Natural Creamy Peanut Butter by Smucker's

    8 teaspoon

Recipe Steps

steps 4

15 min

  • Step 1

    Melt the chocolate chips in the microwave with the coconut oil until melted. Use 30 second increments and stir after each heating until melted.
    Step 1
  • Step 2

    Scoop 1 teaspoon of melted chocolate into each of the liners and spread smooth. Freeze until solid.
    Step 2
  • Step 3

    Once the first layer is solid, gently warm peanut butter in the microwave. Scoop 1 teaspoon of peanut butter into each liner and spread smooth. Freeze again until solid.
    Step 3
  • Step 4

    Reheat the once melted chocolate mixture and evenly distribute the rest of the chocolate onto the peanut butter layer, spreading smooth.
    Step 4

Comments 31

  • DeliveranceRichards

    DeliveranceRichards 10 months ago

    These were good. Next time I’ll add more chocolate… ran out halfway through the last step.

    • PropitiousRadish587972

      PropitiousRadish587972 a year ago

      Can these be stored at room temperature?

      • BlithesomeKetone456821

        BlithesomeKetone456821 8 months ago

        Unfortunately no they melt quickly due to the coconut oil

    • Jnutty29

      Jnutty29 3 years ago

      What can I use to substitute the coconut oil?

      • dovecreekwinns

        dovecreekwinns 8 months ago

        If it's because you don't want the added coconut taste, use the LouAna brand, not the liquid oil kind but the kind in the white tub that is solid below 76 degrees. That way, it will melt to mix with the melted sugar-free chips (I like Lily's brand), then harden in the fridge or freezer until you want one. The LouAna brand does not taste or smell like coconut. If you are allergic to coconuts, use butter.

      • Zolita

        Zolita 2 years ago

        Butter works. As I'm allergic to coconut

      • sbladybug

        sbladybug 2 years ago

        Coconut butter

    • Eve

      Eve 4 years ago

      My favourite treat to up my fat macros. I used Lindt 85% dark chocolate

      • Gnomes

        Gnomes 4 years ago

        Absolutely amazing for a chocolate addiction yum

        • Kandice

          Kandice 4 years ago

          Omg they are amazing!! Perfect little sweet hit. 😍

          • Trinajanina

            Trinajanina 4 years ago

            So good! Tastes like Reese’s cups with dark chocolate ☺️

            • Gstorto

              Gstorto 4 years ago

              Question I have the Hershey’s chipits chunks dark chocolate it’s keto grade A bit this recipe calls for unsweetened chocolate so how much do i use for mine ?

              • dovecreekwinns

                dovecreekwinns 8 months ago

                The recipe calls for sugar-free chocolate, but it doesn't have to be unsweetened. It can be sweetened with a sugar-free sweetener or blend of sweeteners that you prefer. I use Lily's chips for things like this. If you use unsweetened chocolate and unsweetened peanut butter, it will not taste like a 'real' peanut butter cup. As for how much to use, that's up to your own taste, but I'd try 1/4 cup of powdered (not granulated) low-carb sweetener or an amount of liquid low-carb sweetener of the equivalent sweetness. You can also try adding a little sweetener to the peanut butter, too, if you want.

            • Sspitzsamo

              Sspitzsamo 4 years ago

              OH MY GOD, what happens if you forget to add the coconut oil? AND I made 12 instead of 8....hope they're fine...

              • frommetovuu

                frommetovuu 4 years ago

                Will be fine just macros will be less! Coconut oil just helps the chocolate spread easier

            • Suezab

              Suezab 4 years ago

              Can you substitute cocoa powder for the choc chips?

              • dovecreekwinns

                dovecreekwinns 8 months ago

                Sure, but you'll probably want to add sweetener too. I'd try 5 tables of cocoa powder along with 1/4 cup of powdered low-carb sweetener and maybe an extra tablespoon of butter. Adjust to suit your own tastes.

              • frommetovuu

                frommetovuu 4 years ago

                Yes! It will just be runnier but it will be frozen anyways.

            • erinlaurel

              erinlaurel 4 years ago

              These are good. I used sugar free peanut butter and added some swerve confectioners to the peanut butter!

              • Lupe2207

                Lupe2207 4 years ago

                Can the peanut butter be replaced with for almond butter???

                • sbladybug

                  sbladybug 2 years ago

                  I tried with almond butter and was good

                • Seeking175

                  Seeking175 4 years ago

                  Came here to ask this same question, I hate peanut butter but love almond butter

                • T3Maher

                  T3Maher 4 years ago

                  Use any nut butter you like. I ❤️ Nutzzo. If tracking macros consider that when changing from peanut butter.

              • Sspitzsamo

                Sspitzsamo 4 years ago

                help! do you freeze again after the last chocolate layer and how do you keep these, in freezer? in Fridge? for how long?

                • gsmallory

                  gsmallory 4 years ago

                  I keep mine in the freezer because I use natural peanut butter and then tend to get soft

                • SJacobs7

                  SJacobs7 4 years ago

                  Yes I have.

              • Clw414

                Clw414 4 years ago

                Love these! Great way to get my sweet fix! So easy to make! They are small but DELICIOUS! I made mine on wax paper on a small baking sheet instead of the cupcake papers! Will definitely be making again soon!

                • rashakhalel21538c

                  rashakhalel21538c 4 years ago

                  Can I change peanut butter to almond butter?

                  • T3Maher

                    T3Maher 4 years ago

                    I imagine any nut butter would work. Macros will change based on nut.

                • V. Vega

                  V. Vega 4 years ago

                  Made these with Lindt 99% dark chocolate and prozis almond butter.

                  • Nmacenka

                    Nmacenka 5 years ago

                    So delicious and great size for a quick sweet bite!