Friday 25 March 2022

Coconut flour low carb/keto vanilla berry mug cake(s)

I'm sure you will like these quick and easy one minute coconut flour low carb/keto vanilla berry mug cake(s). They are low carb/keto, sugar free, made with coconut flour, and work out at 5g net carbs.

Coconut flour is a wonderful low-carb, keto, gluten-free flour. It is light, packed with fibre, easy to use, requires very little quantities and so ends up being a very affordable baking grain-free flour. if you would like to know more about cooking with low carb (alternative) flours please see here


Ingredients
Serves One
1 tbsp. butter melted
2 tbsp. cream cheese full fat
2 tbsp. coconut flour
1 tbsp. granulated sweetener of choice or more to taste
1 tsp vanilla extract
1/4 tsp baking powder
1 egg medium
6 frozen raspberries
Note
For those readers who don’t own a microwave or don’t like using them. You can still make the low carb/keto vanilla berry cake batter, but you will have to cook it in the oven. Of course, it is no longer a 1-minute mug cake, and it becomes a 12-minute cupcake instead. But it can be done. Simply bake at 180C/350F in a cupcake case or muffin tray.
Instructions
Can be found here


~ wishing you a lovely day ~

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All the best Jan

30 comments:

  1. I don't have cream cheese. Would Greek Yogurt work as a substitute?

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    1. SO DELICIOUS!

      I substituted plain whole milk Greek yogurt for the cream cheese, blueberries for raspberries, and left out the granulated sweetener of your choice because the berries are so sweet.

      It was fabulous! But I think the added sweetener would have made it even better. Next time I won't leave it out.

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  2. Sandi said...
    I don't have cream cheese. Would Greek Yogurt work as a substitute?

    Hello Sandi
    Many thanks for your comment and question.
    I've not tried using Greek Yogurt in this recipe.
    However, there are recipes on the internet that do, so why not give it a try ...
    If you do please come back and let us know the outcome.

    All the best Jan

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  3. Oooh, that mug cake looks delicious!

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  4. I have never made a mug cake. Some day...

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  5. Gracias por la receta se ve tan rico veré si consigo los ingredientes. Te mando un beso.

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  6. I never tried a keto type recipe.
    Coffee is on and stay safe

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  7. unusual recipe :) certainly looks pretty and I love raspberries... nobody else would eat it here as they either don't like cream cheese or dont like food cooked in the microwave - fussy people here!

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  8. Thank you for the recipe! The cake looks good, and easy to make.

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  9. I've never used coconut flour I'll have to get some and give these a try.

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  10. The mug cake looks yummy. Pretty flower arrangement.
    Take care, have a happy weekend!

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  11. I've only tried making a mug cake once before and it just didn't work out, I'm sure I must have done something wrong. This looks delicious and easy.

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  12. That looks delicious. I made a chocolate-coconut flour loaf cake the other day. I am surprised how much you can taste the coconut. Yum. And high fiber too! Have a great start to your weekend.

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  13. I've never used coconut flour before. That sounds interesting!

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  14. This is fun! Our grandies made mug cakes during Gramma Camp. It was fun!

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  15. Hello good friend!Ilike your post very much!I am very interested in lowcarbo food I think as I have said before it is very important to change our daily food as we know many health issuses can be related to this
    Iam fine but working very muchAt the hospital(with young diabetes kids)I think i will be back in spring!Happy days to you
    xxx

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  16. Every time I have tried Coconut flour it seems way too sweet. This does sound good though.

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  17. Looks easy and delicious!!

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  18. Sandi said...
    SO DELICIOUS!

    I substituted plain whole milk Greek yogurt for the cream cheese, blueberries for raspberries, and left out the granulated sweetener of your choice because the berries are so sweet.

    It was fabulous! But I think the added sweetener would have made it even better. Next time I won't leave it out.

    Hello Sandi

    I like that you said SO DELICIOUS!

    Many thanks for coming back with an update.
    I am so pleased you tried this recipe and tweaked it to suit the ingredients you had.

    The mug cakes are so quick and easy to do and using coconut flour so low carb too!

    Enjoy the remainder of Friday and have a great weekend.

    All the best Jan

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  19. It sure looks good. I've never seen coconut flour where I shop, though.

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  20. such delicious looking cake dear Jan :)

    thank you so much for recipe
    blessings!

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  21. Feliz fin de semana para ti.

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  22. Back again to say I tried it with peanut butter replacing the butter, cream cheese, granulated sweetener, and vanilla. Yum. So good. The peanut butter is deliciously gooey. Could also work with no sugar almond butter or something similar.

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  23. Sandi said...
    Back again to say I tried it with peanut butter replacing the butter, cream cheese, granulated sweetener, and vanilla. Yum. So good. The peanut butter is deliciously gooey. Could also work with no sugar almond butter or something similar


    Hello Sandi
    Many thanks for this update, it is very helpful to know.

    Happy Baking ...
    Enjoy the rest of the week.

    All the best Jan

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