Keto Cookies, Low Net Carb
Keto Cookies, Low Net Carb
HighKey Chocolate Chip Mini Cookies, 2 oz
Almond flour based and sweetened with erythritol, stevia and monk fruit, with no maltitol. Be aware the low net carb figure on the bag relies on subtracting erythritol, since the label lists 12 grams of carbs per serving.
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Ready made cookies baked with almond or coconut flour and sweetened without sugar. Useful for the moments when everyone else has a biscuit with their coffee and you would like one too.
What to look for
- Almond or coconut flour rather than wheat or oat fibre blends
- Sweetened with erythritol, stevia, monk fruit or allulose
- No maltitol, which is common in sugar free biscuits and upsets many stomachs
- Net carbs per cookie rather than per half cookie
Good to know
These are a treat rather than a staple. They help you stick with the plan on a hard day, and they stop helping when a box disappears in an evening.
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The catch
Packaged keto cookies are expensive per bite and often small. A batch of almond flour cookies at home costs much less and lets you control the sweetener.
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