These yummy fat bombs are essential if you are doing a ketogenic diet, I make them all the time!
Fat bombs are great when you are following a Ketogenic diet because they help you get your daily requirement of fat into your diet and they taste fantastic! They are low carb and contain no sugar.
I make these all the time and freeze them. They last in the freezer, unless you eat them all! These are a great snack and I will often eat 1-2 of these a day for a quick snack if I get hungry.
When I drink my Keto/os it curbs my appetite and I don’t usually get hungry much during the day. But when I feel I need a low carb snack that’s high in fat these are the perfect fit. They will fill you up because of the high fat content and satisfy that sweet craving you might have. Keto fat Bombs are a great addition to your Pruvit lifestyle.
I actually use Swerve in these instead of stevia but either is fine for a sweetener or you can even make these without any sweetener at all if you don’t like sweet foods. I enjoy them either way. This is my new favorite peanut butter cup. They taste almost the same as Reese’s peanut butter cups but without the sugar.
If you can’t find grass fed butter you can use regular butter. Why choose grass fed butter you may ask. This butter comes from cows that are only grass fed. Grass fed butter is much healthier butter and contains more omega 3 fatty acids then regular butter. Studies show that people who eat grass fed butter actually lower their chance of heart disease. Eating a diet that includes healthy fats is good for your health!
Macros for the whole batch
Calories: 717
Carbs: 27g
Fat: 67g
Protein: 19g
Sugar: 8g
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Peanut Butter Keto Fat Bombs
Ingredients
- 2 Tbsp grassfed butter
- 4 Tbsp all natural peanut butter
- 3 Tbsp cocoa powder
- 3 Packets Stevia
- 1 Tsp vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 Tbsp cream cheese
Instructions
- Put all ingredients in a microwave safe bowl; microwave for 30 seconds.
- If not completely melted put back in for 15-30 seconds.
- Pour into mini cup cake tins and freeze.
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Beth Richardson says
what is Stevia never heard that I’m in Canada
My Keto Recipes says
There is stevia in Canada, its in every food store in the natural food section. Just ask if you can’t find it.
Karen R says
Yes they have it, you can also get the Stevia drops in a bottle which are very handy when using it for make recipes
Judith says
I live in New Brunswick, Canada and I buy my Stevia at WalMart, Shoppers Drug Mart, Save Easy or Sobeys and I usually find it in my Baking Aisle where all the other sugars are, but, sometimes it can be in with the Health Food Stuff. We also have “Swerve” and we are only a small town.
Sandi says
What is Swerve? Is it natural like stevia?
Sandi says
Asked this already but can’t tell if it showed up anywhere. (I’m new to posting in others sites). Anyway, haven’t heard of “swerve”. Is it a natural sweetener like stevia?
Anonymous says
It’s a all natural sweetener! It’s all I use!
Lisa says
Can I use almond butter instead of peanut butter?
My Keto Recipes says
Yes
Lisa says
Thank you!
Anonymous says
Do you just double the ingredients if you wanna make more then 4?
Anonymous says
Hey, just passing through and read your comment. This recipe makes 12. I think 4 refers to 4 servings of 3 fat bombs. I would advise you to make 1 batch at a time so that you don’t end up eating more than 12 in 1 day! lol jk but these are so good.
Anonymous says
Ahhh thanks! I was a lil concerned with the carb count of just 4! Lol
George says
Chia seeds and flax would be a nice addition
Anonymous says
Great, thank you! What are net carbs?
My Keto Recipes says
Macros for the whole batch
Calories: 717g
Carbs: 27g
Fat: 67g
Protein: 19g
Sugar: 8g
Juliette says
Thank for sharing
Debbie says
What is the macros for these?
My Keto Recipes says
Macros for the whole batch
Calories: 717g
Carbs: 27g
Fat: 67g
Protein: 19g
Sugar: 8g
Anonymous says
The whole batch makes 12?
My Keto Recipes says
yes it does
Nikki says
So you divide the numbers by 12? That’s like 6g of fat…?
Ronni says
How long do you freeze them
My Keto Recipes says
They will keep for quite a while in the freezer. You can just refrigerate them, but I find them much easier to handle when frozen.
Stacie says
Is this using unsweetened cocoa
My Keto Recipes says
Yes
stacie gibson says
Ok thanks is there any way to leave off the cocoa powder
My Keto Recipes says
You can use dark chocolate instead
Stacie says
Is there any to not use the cocoa
My Keto Recipes says
You can use dark chocolate instead
Anonymous says
Did they use crunchy peanut butter?
My Keto Recipes says
Either is fine to use 🙂
Anonymous says
I just put all ingredients into microwave for 30 seconds like it says and it exploded! 🙁
My Keto Recipes says
hmmmmmm something not right. Those ingredients don’t explode after only 30 sec
Anonymous says
I didn’t have packets of stevia I have a large container of stevia powder I guessed how much 3 packets would be. Would that have done it?! Also the texture was more cake-like than liquid so I couldn’t ‘pour’ into the tins. Do you mix first or after the microwave? I’m not a great cook but this seems too easy for me to screw up that bad! I was able to muster up 8 mini tins of the solid batter and freeze. Guess I’ll just take total macros and divide by 8
Butter exploder says
If you over heat it the butter can explode. I have exploded butter tons of times in my microwave. I melted my butter first since it was harder than the rest, heated up the cream cheese/pb mixed with everything else, then combined them all. I agree it wasn’t pourable but I used a small cookie dough scoop and got it into 11 mini muffin cups.
Anonymous says
These are just amazing. Me and the hubby love these. This will be a staple. I use cacao instead of cocoa.
Nat says
Be careful about ingredients exploding in the microwave.
My Keto Recipes says
I’ve made this tons of times and it has never exploded in the microwave. If it does then you did something wrong lol
Kim says
Any idea how many drops of stevia or granulated Swerve would equal “3 packets?”
Anonymous says
Can I use eryithrol instead of stevia?
My Keto Recipes says
Yes, I’m not sure what the conversion would be or if it would just be the same amount though 😉
Joanne says
Do you have to be on a Keto diet to have these. I am dietetic and think these would be so good.
My Keto Recipes says
No, you don’t have to be on a keto diet to have these 🙂
Lynn price says
Fun recipe. I added cocoa nibs and unsweetened shredded coconut for added crunch. All told, I calculated the carbs at 17 for the entire recipe…1.41 per fat bomb.
Anonymous says
Is the butter salted or unsalted
April says
If there are only 8g sugar, will you tell me where the additional carbs come from?
I’m still trying to figure this “low-carb” stuff out, so any info helps.
Thanks!
Anonymous says
you wrote you use Swerve instead… how much do you use? I tried 1.5T and it was very bitter. I’m wondering also if it was too much cocoa powder…. seemed like a lot and mine was a lot darker in color than yours… makes me wonder if there was a typo? thanks
Barb says
Also wondering how much to equal 3 packets. Thanks!
Grace says
Just made these, did the double batch and was fudge like, not porable. I put 24 drops of liquid stevia and a tablespoon (heaping) of Swerve confectioners and 1/3 cup of coconut oil. Came to s more spreadable consistency. It made 17 portions. I topped them with pink sslt. In freezer now,. Can’t wait to try them.
Patty Doyle says
how much stevia, I don’t have packets
cindi perron says
if you’re using erythritol instead of the stevia, how much would you use? thanks so much, these look tasty! 🙂
Anonymous says
I think you left out coconut oil.
Olga says
I’ve seen your recipe before any it looks like you left out the coconut oil in this one
Rachel Frivance says
I used 1 1/2 tsp stevia. Also turned out fudgy and the cocoa was very overwhelming. Did you mean 3 tsp instead?
Melanie says
This is my fav fat bomb recipe. I make it every few days. I only use two tbsp of Cocoa so it’s not so dense.
Annie says
It’s very cakey… does it need coconut oil?