Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups

Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups

Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups


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This fabulous recipe for Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups is not only perfect for keto but it’s also free from processed sugar and gluten free. Not only do these keto salted caramel cups taste absolutely amazing but this recipe is really quick and easy to make and are also good fun to make. You get to play with melted chocolate and you can create your own homemade chocolates.

Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups are perfect for a quick keto treat but they are are also ideal for a sweet treat when you want something that’s a little more fancy. Enjoy one with a cup of coffee, serve them for morning or afternoon tea or share them at a fancier occasion such as a dinner party or more formal afternoon tea.

Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups

Chocolate

My preferred chocolate for Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups is Lindt 80% or 85% dark chocolate. Dark chocolate can be an acquired taste, especially when you start to use 80% and above couverture. Initially, when I started eating low carb, I really struggled with the taste of dark chocolate. I have now acquired a taste for dark chocolate and actually prefer it to any other chocolate.

Please use a chocolate that suits your taste in this recipe, or you may find the chocolate flavors a bit too intense. Generally your taste buds will adjust to darker chocolate the more that you eat it. Just remember that the lower the couverture, the more sugar the chocolate will contain.

Quick and Easy To Make

I love how quick and easy it is to make these delicious Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups.  These can be made in about 20 minutes and then all you need to do is wait for them to set in the fridge before you can enjoy them. Just make sure that you powder your erythritol to use in the recipe to avoid a gritty taste to your caramel filling.

Chocolate Molds

I have tried a few different molds to make these delicious Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups. The mold that was kept popping up for a traditional peanut butter cup mold had the fluted edges but was far too large. The end resulting peanut butter cup was massive and it was just too much to eat. It did have the fluted edge that traditional peanut butter cups have but it just wasn’t right. I found the perfect sized mold is this Wiltons Mini Muffin Pan that you can buy from Amazon and ships worldwide.

In Australia you can also source a similar silicon pan made by Wiltshire from Coles and Woolworths supermarkets. The cavity of both the Wiltons and the Wiltshire molds measures about 4.4 cm/1.73 “. Neither of these molds have the fluted edge but they are just perfect for this recipe and come in handy for other recipes as well. The Wiltshire mold from Woolworths is featured in the recipe. You could also use cupcake liners in a cup cake pan which would also give you a fluted edge in line with what Reese’s cups look like.

Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups

To make Easter Eggs

Buy some small Easter egg molds like this Jovitec mold set from Amazon. Make your Easter egg halves as per the recipe, adjusting amounts to the size of the mold. Let the Easter egg halves set properly in the fridge. Melt a little additional chocolate and brush onto one half of your Easter egg. Press two halves together, allowing the chocolate to set firm in the fridge before serving.

Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups

More Delicious Low Carb Sweet Treats

If you are looking for some other sweet treats featuring dark chocolate check out these recipes. They are all low in carbs and free from added sugar.

Low Carb Keto Peanut Butter Cups
Raspberry Dark Chocolate Cheesecake Balls
Raspberry Dark Chocolate Bliss Balls
No bake chocolate slice
Chocolate Hazelnut Bliss Balls– aka Ferrero Rocher Balls
Low Carb Keto Rocky Road

Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups

Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups

Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 8 minutes
Setting Time: 30 minutes
Course: Cakes, Muffins and Sweets, Chocolate, Snacks, Sweets
Cuisine: American, Australian, Gluten Free, Keto, Low Carb
Keywords: alowcarblowsugarlifestyle, caramel, caramel cream, caramel creme, caramel cups, chocolate cups, dark-chocolate, easter eggs, from scratch, home made chocolates, keto baking, keto caramel, keto chocolate, keto treats, ketohh, salted caramel, sugar free caramel
Servings: 12 chocolate cups

Ingredients

Creamy Caramel Filling

To Assemble the Chocolate Cups

  • 200 gms /7 oz dark chocolate 85% couverture- see note

Instructions

Prepare the Caramel Filling

  • Heat the butter on the stove top on a medium heat until it browns slightly, taking care not to brown too much.
  • Add the caramel sweet drops and heavy cream to the butter and simmer gently for about 5-8 minutes until the mixture thickens and caramelizes slightly.
  • Remove the pan from the heat and beat in the cream cheese until smooth and creamy. Add the sea salt, vanilla extract and powdered erythritol and whisk until smooth. Finally whisk in the almond butter.
  • Allow the mixture to cool in the fridge while you prepare the chocolate cups.

Assemble the Keto Caramel Chocolate Cups

  • Melt the dark chocolate in the microwave on short 15 second bursts until melted or melt it in a double boiler over boiling water on the stove top.
  • Using a mini muffin silicon tray measuring approximately 4.5cm/1 ¾ “ in diameter (or chocolate mold of choice) place approximately 1 teaspoon of chocolate into the base of each muffin pan. Place the tray in the freezer and allow the chocolate to set for approximately 10 minutes.
  • Place about ¾-1 teaspoon of caramel filling onto the centre of each chocolate base ensuring the filling doesn’t go to the edge of the silicon mold. (For variation you can press ½ a macadamia/chopped nuts into the caramel.)
  • Pour a teaspoon of chocolate over the top of each chocolate cup and tap the pan slightly to even out the chocolate.
  • Allow the chocolates to set in the fridge or freezer before enjoying.
  • Store chocolate cups in the fridge for up to one week...if they last that long.

Recipe Notes

Makes 12 cups measuring 4.5cm/1 ¾ “
Sprinkle nuts or sea salt flakes on top of your chocolate cups for variation.
If you struggle with the taste of dark chocolate, use a chocolate that suits your taste.
Use chocolate mold of choice and make assorted shapes such as Easter eggs, fluted cups, caramel squares. If the mold size is different to the recipe, I recommend you melt half of the chocolate to prepare the chocolate bases. This will ensure that you have enough chocolate to top your chocolate cups/shapes. This will ensure you have adequate chocolate to make an amount that is different to the recipe.
 

Nutritional Information

Serving: 141/2 cm/1 3/4" cup | Calories: 190kcal | Carbohydrates: 4g | Protein: 3g | Fat: 18g | Fiber: 3g
Note that we calculate our own nutritional values so they may not be precise. Calculate your own if desired. Carb values exclude sugar alcohols such as Erythritol, as they generally have no impact on blood sugar levels. 50% of the carbs from Xylitol is added to nutritional values. This is consistent with industry practice.
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