This chocolate peanut butter keto candy uses coconut oil and 3 other ingredients for a tasty low carb treat. If you crave a sweet keto snack, these easy sugar free chocolates are the perfect thing to keep in your freezer. Each little chocolate candy has only 0.8g net carbs so grab 2 or 3!
You might also like these chocolate toasted coconut keto candies too!

I’ve been making this chocolate peanut butter keto candy on and off for years. Lately I’ve been really trying to stick to a low carb diet and took the time to think about the things that make me fall off the wagon and it’s always sweets. I just love them.
I figured I need to find a low carb ice cream, a cookie recipe (keto brownie cookies) and a candy recipe that will satisfy me and still be low carb. That’s when I remembered these candies. Each little chocolate candy has only 0.8g net carbs.
Simple Keto Candy Ingredients
To make these candies I used coconut oil, Divine cocoa powder, peanut butter like PB2, and Swerve confectioners sweetener. If you done care about keto or low carb ingredients you can use sugar, coconut sugar, maple syrup or honey instead instead of the Swerve sweetener.
These are great because you get all the health benefits of coconut oil and still get a tasty treat when that sweet tooth starts calling your name.
Of course you’ve probably heard about all the great health benefits of coconut oil. I won’t go into that here because there is plenty to read. (Google “the benefits of coconut oil” and you will get 8,730,000 hits!) Here’s an article about the 10 Proven Health Benefits of Coconut Oil if you want a quick read.
Let’s Make Some Chocolate Peanut Butter Keto Candy!
This takes only a few minutes to make. You basically melt everything in a pan and then pour into candy molds. I poured mine in little heart molds I found at the dollar store. However there are all kinds of inexpensive candy molds on Amazon.
Once the mixture is poured into mold place them in the freezer to harden. I then like to add them to a baggie and store in the freezer. You could also keep the in the refrigerator but because of the coconut oil they can be a bit melty.
I pop one in my mouth whenever I want, but take it from me, you can’t really sit down and devour a whole bunch of them. The coconut oil is really filling. They will fill you up for hours.
People on low carb or keto diets call these fat bombs. Their high content of healthy fats keep you in ketosis or fat burning mode and have the benefit of tasting good. That being said you shouldn’t eat a bunch of them. One or two for a snack is perfectly filling and satisfying.
These have been helping me satisfy my sweet tooth and curbing my appetite and they just taste good. I hope you like them as much as I do.
You an even mix it up a bit and add a few nuts to the candies if you want. Or forgo the peanut butter powder and use a drop of mint flavoring for a chocolate mint candy. Oh yeah and they are only 0.8 net carbs per candy. Not to bad. Enjoy!
And check out my friend Keri’s easy low carb tiger butter which looks yummy.
The nutrition information for 1 candy is:
68 cals / 7.1g fat / 0.8g net carbs / 0.5g protein
Keto Chocolate Peanut Butter Candy using Coconut Oil
These low carb chocolate peanut butter candies use coconut oil and 3 other ingredients for a tasty low carb treat. Perfect chocolate Paleo snack.
Ingredients
- 6 tablespoons of coconut oil
- 3 tablespoons of peanut butter powder
- 3 tablespoons of cocoa poweder
- 2 tablespoons sweetener (I like Swerve)
Instructions
- Melt the coconut oil in a saucepan.
- Add the other ingredients and mix well. Do not boil.
- Pour into molds and freeze until solid.
- Pop out of molds and store in the freezer or refrigerator.
- Nutrition: 1 candy approx. 68 cals / 7.1g fat / 0.8g net carbs / 0.5g protein
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PB2 Original Powdered Peanut Butter - [2 Lb/32oz Jar] 6g of Protein, 90% Less Fat, Certified Gluten Free, Only 60 Calories per Serving, Perfect for Protein Shakes, Smoothies, and Low-Carb, Keto Diets
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Nutiva Organic, Unrefined, Virgin Coconut Oil, 54 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
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Swerve Sweetener, Confectioners, 12 oz
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Divine Chocolate Cocoa Powder Fair Trade -- 4.4 oz - 2 pc
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 12 Serving Size: 1 ServingAmount Per Serving: Calories: 68
Raia
I’m pretty sure I need these in my life. 😉 Thanks so much for sharing them at Savoring Saturdays, Denise!
Lela
I’m a sucker for candy and when I saw the words Low Carb and Candy in the same sentence I had to do a double take. I can’t wait to try this recipe! Pinning Now! I love the heart shape also. I’d like to invite you to stop by my blog on Thursday and share one of your posts with my Inspiration Thursday link party. I hope to see you there! –Lela @ http://www.inthenewhouse.com
angie
funny a friend that is currently dieting shared with me that they would love to find a chocolate good for them so they could eat some lol gonna share this with her
come see what we shared at http://shopannies.blogspot.com
Erlene
I make peanut butter cups similar to these and the kids love it. Will have to try your version.
GiGi Eats
SWOON!! And it looks sooo easy to make! 🙂
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They really are! I eat them all the time.
Lynn | The Road to Honey
I miss fruit the most when I am low carbing it; however, I do get the occasional chocolate craving. This is such a great little snack when those cravings sneak up. I also love that you can make them in fun little shapes. Too cute!
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Thank you! Yeah I miss fruit too but for awhile I’ll have to go without.Though I’d take chocolate over fruit anyway.
Evi @ greenevi
I love such simple and healthy little treats! Peanut butter and cocoa is the best combo ever 🙂