Crispy on the outside, tender and slightly chewy on the inside, these low carb snickerdoodles are everything you love about a great keto cookie! The toasty coating of cinnamon & sweetener makes these keto snickerdoodle cookies simply perfect with a cup of coffee!
Cookies are my absolute favorite sweet treat. Mostly because I like their portability, built in portion control (unless you eat all of them… not that I’d know from experience 🙊,) and the fact that you can eat multiple keto cookies of different kinds without committing to one large dessert.
As a person who likes to try a bite of everything, low carb cookies are my dessert go-to.
Last year I put together a collection of 30 of my favorite low carb cookie recipes, and now I’m adding a few more to the blog for you to try – starting with these low carb snickerdoodles!
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Like all of my favorite low carb cookie recipes, these are pretty easy to make! A bonus because when I start thinking I could go for a cookie, I like to be eating said keto cookie within 30 minutes or less. 🍪🍪🍪
To make these keto snickerdoodle cookies, all you need to do is mix up your ingredients, roll the cookies into balls and dip in the cinnamon and sweetener mixture, then flatten slightly and bake for 15 minutes. Mission accomplished! 🎉
Toasty, cinnamon-y, cookie perfection. Believe it.
I tried freezing these low carb snickerdoodles to see how they would hold up and they were just as good if not better than before I’d frozen them. They keep perfectly at room temperature in a sealed container for up to four days (that’s how long ours lasted.)
The inside texture of the cookies got a little chewier every day, while the outside stayed toasty and crisp – it was awesome!
I implore you to make these keto snickerdoodle cookies ASAP, and then report back as to what you thought of them! I have a feeling that once you try them, you’ll be making them over and over again like I have!
Low Carb Snickerdoodles – Keto & Gluten Free
Crispy on the outside, tender and slightly chewy on the inside, these low carb snickerdoodles are everything you love about a great keto cookie! The toasty coating of cinnamon & sweetener make these low carb snickerdoodles simply perfect with a cup of coffee!
- Prep Time: 10 mins
- Cook Time: 15 mins
- Total Time: 25 minutes
- Yield: 16 cookies
- Category: Low Carb Cookie Recipe
- Cuisine: American
Ingredients
For the cookies:
- 2 cups superfine almond flour*
- 1/2 cup salted butter, softened
- pinch of kosher salt
- 3/4 cup erythritol granulated sweetener*
- 1/2 tsp baking soda
For the coating:
- 2 Tbsp erythritol granulated sweetener*
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees (F)
- Mix all of the cookie ingredients in a medium sized bowl until a stiff dough forms.
- Roll the dough into 16 balls of equal size. (approx. 1.5 inches in diameter)
- Combine the cinnamon and sweetener in a small dish.
- Roll the balls in the mixture until well coated.
- Place on a parchment-lined cookie sheet and flatten slightly with the bottom of a glass.
- Bake at 350 degrees (F) for 15 minutes.
- Remove and cool slightly before serving.
Notes
*See the IBIH Pantry Page for the low carb flour and sweetener brands that I use and recommend for this recipe!
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 cookie
- Calories: 131
- Fat: 13g
- Carbohydrates: 1.5g net
- Protein: 3g
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I followed the recipe, and the cookies did not turn out.
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I used Truvia instead of erythritol and they are 🎶🎵awesome🎵🎶!! The longer you let them cool, the firmer they get. Thank you for the recipe!
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This worked really well for me. I think I’ll switch to Monk fruit sweetener next time so there will be less aftertaste. And 15 minutes was a little too long for mine as they burnt a bit on the bottom. My oven or my low altitude? I don’t know.
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Very good! I was really surprised. I used coconut sugar as my sweetener instead. I found the recipe easy to make and follow. I have to make a second batch because my son liked them too!
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After reading some of the comments I was worried these might be a fail. Nope! Never had one of your recipes let me down,yet! I was worried because when I pulled them out of the oven to check them I lost two that half slid off the parchment into the oven door.They were very soft looking.After cleaning up my mess I put them back in for two more minutes. Still wasn’t sure about them when the timer went off. I left them to cool and when I came back later to take them off the cookie sheet I was amazed how nicely they crisped up. I used Lakanto monk fruit sweetener and these were delicious. Might have to hide these from my husband!
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We really did not enjoy these cookies. Super sweet with a strong aftertaste. As many reviewers said – they tend to flatten and crumble.
Followed recipe exactly. Wound up way too crumbly. .maybe try an egg next time. Crumbs were good though
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If they fell apart you didn’t follow the recipe exactly. Did you allow them to fully cool? Did you use superfine blanched almond flour? Did you sub a different sweetener? Any of these things could cause the cookies to not turn out.
This recipe is incredible! Made it exactly to the instructions the first time and we loved them. Then I followed a suggestion in a comment and added an egg yolk and 1 tsp vanilla. I also cut the sweetener in the cinnamon mixture to 1 tsp sweetener to 1 tsp of cinnamon (for my taste). Love the result.
Thank you for the recipe! My household is Keto and LOVES these!
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I’ve now made these twice and they have come out flat both times. They make a great crumble but nothing more! Took pictures but it wont let me post
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You’re doing something wrong. Using a different sweetener or a low quality almond flour – there’s no other explanation when this recipe works fine for myself and so many others.
I have not made them but I am wondering why there is no egg to help lift the cookies?
Cookies appeared and felt correct to the touch but the flavor was strongly minty from too much Erythritol. Everyone in my family commented on the cool minty after effect. I’m bummed because they would have beeen great otherwise. I followed recipe exactly so not sure why I’m the only one with this problem. :/
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I love love love these oh Yum!
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This receipt didn’t call for an egg?
Thanks
Candy
That’s what I’m wondering. They looked and smelled perfect, but the texture was dry and a little crumbly. I feel like an egg would’ve help to be a little more adhesive.
I used the correct/exact ingredients exact temp and time and these went flat and are super buttery, like the cookies are mush! I tried twice with the same outcome!! Such a waste of money trying to make these. I’m so frustrated! I wish I could post a picture of what the l they look like😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫
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If you used the granulated erythritol sweetener and superfine blanched almond flour in the right quantities, there is no way they could have disintegrated like you described.
I second Mistys comment. I bought the exact ingredients, followed instructions word for word, and the cookies came out crispy and completely disinigrate when i peel them off the parchment paper :( the crumbs taste good though lol
Did u use baking powder or baking soda (what the recipe calls for) that was my problem 😣
I had the same problem. I used Xylitol in the recipe, which is supposed to be a 1:1 match with erythritol according to what I found Googling, and all other ingredients as listed. They turned into a flat mush. I saved the mush and will likely turn it into some sort of breakfast food for the next few days, but boy were my daughter and I disappointed!
Love these! I found Simple Mills Snickerdoodle cookies in stores, but they are comparatively MUCH higher in carbs. These turned out great and really feed that craving. Thanks!
I am frustrated today. I have thrown away another batch of expensive flour because the taste is not good. I am one month in on Keto and need a tasty snack.
I’ve tried several Keto snickerdoodle recipes and this is my favorite. Great texture and flavor! Thank you!
These cookies are fraudulent. I did the math:
There’s 4 net carbs per 2 tablespoons of almond flour..
There’s also 4g of carbs per tsp of this sweetener… so therI s about 96 total carbs- not counting the almond flour. My results yielded 19 cookies, I divided that by the total carbs and the net carbs per cookie comes out to almost 7.7 net carbs per cookie, not 1.5. Eat more than two and ur close to being kicked out of ketosis. Every product is different so someone please tell me how she came up with 1.5 net carbs?!
WRONG. 1 cup of almond flour has 12g net carbs. The sweetener is a sugar alcohol that doesn’t affect blood sugar and is not counted towards net carbs.
Bob’s Red Mill almond flour has 6 net carbs per quarter cup. So there are 24 net carbs per cup. I made 19 cookies and got 3 net carbs each. They were delicious!
Actually, sugar alcohols do affect blood sugar, especially in diabetics. They don’t cause as much of an effect as regular sugar. The American Diabetes Association recommends diabetics count half the carbs in sugar alcohols in the net carb count.
Depends on the sugar alcohol. Maltitol affects blood sugar a lot. Xylitol affects blood sugar a medium amount. Erythritol doesn’t affect it at all. There are easily findable studies on that if you google it. That’s why Melissa and a lot of other Keto folks use erythritol.
The flavor of these cookies were amazing! However, they came out as flat as a pancake and I followed the recipe to a tee. I thought it was because my first attempt I melted the butter. But when I tried it a second time with softened butter and 1/4 more baking powder, they were still flat. Very buttery too. Almost too buttery, leaving my fingers very greasy. I felt like I could have made the recipe with with less butter. Even still, the flavor of these cookies was on point. Just as good as any regular snickerdoodle. Chewy and slightly crisp, the flavor was amazing.
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Are you using granulated erythritol and superfine blanched (no skins) almond flour? I can’t think of any other reason that you would have this problem unless you are not using the correct ingredients?
I used himalayian salt and baking power instead of baking soda. I guess I was so excited, I misread it. ;-)
Could that have been the problem?
I made them again, but didn’t flatten out at all, and they turned out perfectly. Thanks again for this delicious recipe!
okay, I think I know what I did wrong. I used baking powder instead of baking soda. I’m trying it out again tonight. These cookies were delicious! Upping my review up to five stars now that I see my mistake.
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These are by far the worst cookies I have ever made.
Thanks for feedback.
This is the first keto recipe I have tried, tried it twice and both time the cookies burned and flattened out. Terrible terrible
Are you using granulated erythritol and superfine blanched (no skins) almond flour? I can’t think of any other reason that you would have this problem unless you are not using the correct ingredients?
I don’t have erythritol can I use monk fruit instead?
I made them today with Lakanto brand Erythritol/monkfruit and they turned out great!
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Mine also came flat and burned but the flavor was good, as regular snickerdoodles, couldn’t stop eating them. I will experiment with the recipe since I was using granuled erythritol (Swerve) and blanched Almond flour, maybe less butter. I love your booked btw.
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Were you using blanched superfine or just blanched. If it’s not superfine and has a coarse consistency then it won’t work.
I made traditional Snickerdoodles today for my daughter’s school function and the craving levels were high. These hit the spot! I added 1 tsp. vanilla and an egg yolk to make the texture more closely resemble my traditional recipe. Thanks for posting this!!
Thanks Allison, I’ll try an egg yolk next time!
How did adding a egg yolk work out for anyone who has done it??
Mine completely stuck and crumbled, and I sprayed the pan and parchment. I used monkfruit instead of Swerve, but the oddest part is that they just never spread. I did flatten them slightly, so it threw me for a loop!
They are definitely really tasty, though!! I may have eaten a few of them raw…haha.
I’m definitely going to try the egg thing, and crank the temp on my own oven down! I
This recipe was amazing! My colleagues had no idea this was an almond flour keto cookie!
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How did you come up with the carbs? I added all the ingredient nutrient facts and divided it by the serving amount and I got 9 total carbs for one cookie.
Net carbs are different than total carbs. She showed the net carbs in the information.
I made these exactly according to the recipe and they’re awesome! I wouldn’t change a thing. As good or better than any snickerdoodle I’ve ever had!
I plugged these into my fitness pal recipe builder and got 8 net carbs per cookie!!
MFP is wrong.
I followed the recipe exactly and they came out so delicious! Next time I’m going to try adding a little vanilla extract. Will definitely make again!
My favorite Keto cookie so far!
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Thank you for this quick and easy cookie recipe. After a few stressful days, I was wanting something sweet to eat. When this recipe popped up in my facebook feed, the short list of ingredients convinced me to get up and try them. I know I’m not supposed to eat for emotional reasons, but so what! I ate four of them (really filling) and I’m feeling better!
I followed the recipe just as written and they turned out perfectly. I do think that having the correct types of ingredients is the key.
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Yet another wonderful recipe! I subbed baking powder for soda (because I couldn’t find that little orange box ANYWHERE), but they are absolutely delish.
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I tried the recipe as is, and then I made some adjustments. I’m a professional pastry chef and sugar artist on Keto (yes, I know lol) and while the original recipe tasted good, they didn’t taste like snickerdoodles. Too powdery and missing the tang of cream of tartar, which is pretty much the signature flavor of a snickerdoodle.
I subbed 1/2 cup of the almond flour for coconut flour, added two eggs and 2 tsp cream of tartar. Rolled and baked as directed and they were absolutely fabulous! Great basic recipe if you’re not picky about the tangy snickerdoodle flavor.
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Thanks for sharing your tweaks with us!
I made these and I am good with the taste, however mine fell apart?? How do I make them firm?
I always throw a healthy sprinkle of xanthum gum in all my recipes- make sure the alternative flours hold together. Just keep a packet of it open on the windowsill and use us whenever I bake.
I am curious as I do find that the addition of coconut flour with almond flour yields the best texture in baked low carb goods… I too planned on subbing out 1/2 C of the almond flour for the coconut flour…. I was thinking about 4 to 5 heaping tablespoons would suffice, but if I added eggs, I think I’d need the whole 1/2 C of coconut flour. Thoughts?
I read the comments and I couldn’t figure out how to make it congeal. I tweaked it just as the professional pastry chef did and they are AWESOME! A definite fav!
I made it your way, forgot and added the original baking soda too. Splashed some vanilla extract and add the cinnamon to the dough. Came out amazing! Need to figure out some icing!
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Oh my these are so good. My oven doesn’t bake as fast so I baked a few extra minutes. I put all 16 on one baking sheet and they expanded so much it looked like a sheet cake! Lol. But they separated fine. Must let them cool before moving. But still….packed with flavor. I could only eat one! Shew!
I used King Arthur super fine almond flour, Swerve granulated sugar and all the other required ingredients in the exact measurements listed and mine flattened out almost completely, with a bump in the center and burnt around the edges, in the oven at just 12 minutes. They somewhat hardened upon cooling but some fell apart even after cooling. Followed the recipe just as it says including the super fine almond flour. Any ideas what could be the cause? They still tasted really good but I don’t see why they would flatten.
Mine did the same thing. I believe it should say baking powder, not baking soda….
No it’s baking soda that I used and others as well with success, it’s likely that it’s your flour that’s the problem.
I mistakenly used baking powder instead of baking soda and mine turned out flat too. It couldn’t have been the powder then. I’m wondering what I did wrong too.
I had to add an egg because the dough was just powdery flour. But they came out perfect with the egg.
Any tips for making this recipe nut-free?
Thanks!
Sorry, no.
Is the recipe a typo when it calls for baking soda instead of baking powder? I followed the directions exactly and have never had an issue baking LC treats and mine are liquid and puddled completely flat.
Good grief! These are beyond fantastic. Delightfully crunchy around the edges and buttery fabulosity in the middle. No way do these taste keto…which has just sent me to the moon. Thank you, Mellissa!
Can I just say O. M. G. Awesome cookies! Mine didn’t stick together very well, probably because my almond flour isn’t super fine, but wow do they pak some flavor! Only thing I did differently is I skipped rolling them in cinnamon & erythritol, added the cinnamon to the dry ingedients instead. Also added an egg and a pinch of cream of tartar.
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I must have done something wrong. They never hardened while baking. They are like liquid. I followed the directions exactly. Disappoint I wasted all those expensive ingredient for cookies in the trash.
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I’m sorry but there is no way you followed the directions exactly and they ended up like liquid.
I just followed the recipe exactly using superfine almond flour and mine are a big burnt puddle also. I see a lot of people saying the same thing.
Did you use blanched super fine almond flour or the Bob’s red mill with the brown flecks in it? The skin of the almonds in the non-blanched doesn’t work well in baked goods so that could be the problem. Otherwise I’m not sure how you could have gotten a burnt puddle in such a short cooking time at that temperature.
Did you try to remove them from the baking sheet right away? I have to let mine settle for about 3-5 minutes once they’re out of the oven before transferring them to a cooling rack or they will be mushy. Once on the cooling rack, they harden up quick.
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Quick question.
Would I use the same amount if I were to use stevia or any other sweetener instead?
Any sweetener that measures cup for cup like sugar you can use the same amount of – otherwise you’ll have to calculate the amount you need using whatever your sweetener equivalent to sugar is which you can probably find on their website.
ooo doggie these were terrific! I made a half a batch (litmus test for my expensive almond flour) and I want to go right back now and make a double batch. Thank you!!!
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These cookies the best!
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Please, please can someone help me? I’m Sue and live in Liverpool UK. I love these buscuits ( cookies) and have made them for 5 weeks now. Every time though, the biscuits are flat in the tin just like a tray bake. I follow the instructions to the letter, I even have a cup measure, obviously I can’t buy the same brand of ingredients as over there but I have sourced the Almond Flour from a health food shop and I bought Erythritol from Amazon UK. Your baking soda is equivalent to our Bicarbonate of Soda, so where am I going wrong? They still taste lovely though!!!! Sue
I think it is supposed to be baking powder instead of baking soda. I made them both ways. With baking soda they came out super flat and crunchy. With baking powder they were more like the picture, needed to be flattened a little to make the cookie shape! Next time I plan to mix both together and see if they come out somewhere in the middle.
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Oh my gosh! I’m addicted! I’m making my second batch of these. My family and I love them.
Just made these and added two eggs. Very cakey and delicious. Still trying to find a recipe of yours we DON’T like!
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Help, what did I do wrong? I was so excited to make these and I thought I followed the instructions, but my cookies came out really flat and burnt on the edges. Do you have any idea what I did wrong? The middles were yummy though! ;)
Did you use super fine almond flour or almond meal which is courser and sometimes still has the skins on? If so that could have been your problem!
My cookies were delicious but very crumbly after they were baked. I used less sweetener but I wonder if my almond flour isn’t super fine. New to this way of cooking, my bag just says Almond Flour. Would that be my issue? My kid and hubby thought they were great tasting too!
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It probably is your almond flour Nicole – next time try the superfine and you’ll get more authentic texture in your baked goods! I like to get it on Amazon for the best prices!
I cannot stop eating these!! Thank goodness I halved the batch!! Love your recipes and thank you for all your hard work!
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I made these cookies for Christmas last year and they are amazing!
I am trying to put together a binder of all of my favorite low carb dessert/sweets recipes and this one is at the top of the list.
F.Y.I. I am someone who loves raw cookie dough and I did try these, in fact I have mixed up the ingredients minus the baking soda on occasion when craving something sweet.
Thinking these would be good as cookie dough truffles dipped in sugar-free chocolate!
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I followed the recipe exactly, but when I flattened them slightly with a glass, the spread out on the pan into one giant cookie, which I sliced into squares and made low carb ice cream sandwiches with. When I made a second batch, I didn’t flatten them at all and they turned out perfectly.
Exactly what happened to mine. And I followed the recipe exactly… with superfine flour.
Are you guys using blanched superfine almond flour? Bob’s Red Mill sells one that they call superfine, but it’s not blanched and all those almond skins they leave in to cut costs will ruin the texture of your baked goods. Your almond flour should look like grated Parmesan cheese, all white and very fine. If it’s coarse or has skins in it you will have problems. Just a thought…
These turned out terribly. I followed directions to a “T” and ended up with crumbs in my bowl. Would NOT hold together. Added an egg. No difference. Had to add about 1/2 cup of heavy whipping cream to get close enough to form balls.
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Did you use superfine almond flour or almond meal with the skins still on? It matters – they should have held together fine as the recipe is written – especially if you followed it to a “T.”
This is my new go-to recipe for cookies when i’m needing something sweet. My husband raves about them! :)
LOVE!
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Great!! I added a bit of almond extract to half the batch…. Delightfu!
Hands down some of the best cookies I have had on my keto diet. Making another batch as I type. Thank you for such a awesome recipe.
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I had to post a comment to follow up on the last one. These cookies hardened up fast, which was great since I couldn’t wait to taste them. Definitely better than other low-carb cookies I’ve tried. I made 12 larger cookies. Definitely check your cookies at the half-way point. I used my toaster oven on the convection setting, ehuch is prob why mine cooked quicker.
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Adding almond flour to the shopping list. I’ve been avoiding baking while we re-start keto but these look awesome!
I made these the other week and for some reason they didn’t turn out. I bit into one and it was dry and crumbly and not too sweet. Not sure what I did wrong in the process.
First, I love your website. I’m trying very hard to adjust to a low carb/keno lifestyle and it’s HARD. I’m also a professional pastry chef. Hello, temptation all of the time. This is my very first attempt at keto baking, I’ve done GF but with rice/potato/etc starches. I admit, I was terrified. I’m making COOKIES with WHAT?!
I used your recommended Swerve off of Amazon, again first use. Bought specifically for this recipe! I followed your recipe with the exception of using unsalted butter and adding an extra pinch of salt. The dough came together perfectly with a fork. I used a #3o disher which yielded 15 cookies. Close enough for me!
They’re SO GOOD. The texture is fantastic. Yes, there is a cooling factor to the Swerve in the outside dusting as mentioned in another comment. I found that it added to the cookie. It made the cookie more satisfying, I ate it slower and savored it more. I’m packaging these up for the freezer so I can share them with friends this weekend!
Thank you!!
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Thanks so much Rachel – coming from a professional pastry chef that’s high praise!!! I was sweating it a bit as I started reading your comment lol! Glad you liked them!!!
I have all the ingredients for these and I haven’t had cookies in forever!! I’ll be making these this weekend :D
Before I go any further, I want to say these cookies are wonderful! My cookie “batter” was barely substantial enough to shape into a ball, but not for rolling in the sweetener/cinnamon mix. I ended up adding an egg, which most likely caused my cookies to spread/flatten. I know it wasn’t my butter–it was room temperature soft, but not melted. At any rate, they’re the best low-carb snickerdoodles I’ve had since going grain-free. In fact, this might be the best cookie recipe I’ve tried since going low-carb. Additionally, they’ve only gotten better a day or 2 later. As a self-professed cookie monster (cookies are my weakness), it’s a miracle I’ve not eaten them in one sitting. I attribute this to the fact that they’re quite sweet and very satisfying!
Thank you, Mellissa, for a simple, common ingredient, recipe!
Just took these out of the oven. They are so close to a regular snickerdoodle and delish! I made a double batch. I’ve tried other low carb snickerdoodle recipes but they all had way too much cinnamon. These are perfect. My only problem was the cooking time was a bit long in my oven, I had to cut way back – almost half the time, but they are still great. Thanks so much!
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Thanks so much for this comment! I was just sitting here reading the comments while the cookies were baking and after reading yours, I jumped up to check on them. They had 2 minutes left, but were really brown. They spread out onto each other and there’s no way I could try one, yet….they’re way too soft. Crossing my fingers that they don’t taste burnt.
The only cookie I made for Christmas this year! Loved them!
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2.5 months on keto, and I am so missing cookies! Can’t wait to try these!!
Can coconut flour be substituted for the superfine almond flour? I really want to try this but I only have coconut flour.
I would like to know if there is another suggestion for flour, too…I often substitute hazelnut meal in situations like this because I can’t have almonds. It’s far different, I know…do you have any other recommendation for a sad case like me, flour-wise? These look so delicious!
Sorry but the texture would be completely different – not sure it would even be edible but if you try it and it works please let us know!
Melissa, these are my all-time favorite cookie. I am very familiar with the high carb version using cream of tartar and was wondering if you had a reason for usind soda instead.
yummy these look scrumptious , thanks for sharing the recipe :) a must try !
Just took these out of the oven….SOOO good and SO QUICK AND EASY! Going to give some to my dad tonight (who is NOT keto/low carb or gluten free) and see if he can tell ;)
Have been kinda/sorta keto for about 6 months now and your site is awesome!
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Yum. Cannot wait to try these!
OMG- I love Snickerdoodles and having a healthy recipe makes them even better! I will have to try these out this weekedn!
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Love the constant supply of mouthwatering recipes 122316
These were great. I’ve lowcarbed for a decade and cookies rarely are worth making in my experience. I default to bar/brownie types of recipes, or cakes, etc. I thought these were awesome! I used confectioners swerve with the cinnamon as the topping (but granular erythritol in cookie itself). I’m baking extras for my diabetic neighbor.
Thanks so much for the feedback – it means a lot to me since there are so many low carb cookie recipes out there!
Honestly these cookies turned out amazing! Actually I’ve been trying so many new low carb recipes and this is the first cookie that actually tastes like a cookie! LOL. Most are so dense and thick. I am so happy with this recipe. So light and crispy – love love. I wish I could find more recipes like this. Thank you
These are so delicious!
Could you please post the nutritional facts on
My Fitness Pal for these amazing cookies!
Thank you so very much!
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These look delicious! I have cut out almost all of my sugar and flour hoping to curb some crazy headaches! The only problem is I still have a sweet tooth and would love a cookie!
Just finishing up week one of your daily meal plan and am down 6 pounds! My family is super supportive, but worried that we’d have to go without cookies this holiday season. Snickerdoodles are our favorite, so I’ll say in advance, thanks for saving Christmas!
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Delicious! My Granddaughter and I loved them! Easy, peasy, too!! Thanks!
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This recipe popped up on my Google now feed and I was so excited because I already had everything on hand! I told hubby I was making cookies and less than 10 minutes later I had these in the oven. We’ve been together 9 years and I had no idea hubby”s favorite cookies are snickerdoodles. I haven’t seen his face light up like that ever when he realized what I was making. Thank you so much for the keto friendly recipe! So easy and yummy!
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I just made these. They were delicious! I actually forgot they were keto friendly for a minute there. They taste just as good as regular snickerdoodles!
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Snickerdoodles are my all time favorite cookie! I can’t wait to try this recipe! All your recipes are so easy to follow! Thank you!
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Can’t wait to try them. They look yummy!! I never thought of using anything other than the brand of almond flour I use (a popular one) but if this is cheaper…. I’m in! lol I plan to try it! Thanks so much for the recipe.
I made these last night and they were so good! I used Bob’s Red Mill Almond Flour and granular Swerve. I mixed up the dough using a fork because I didn’t want to get out a mixer, which worked out perfectly, and used a 2 tbsp scoop to measure them out. Doing it this way, the recipe only yielded 15 cookies, versus the 16 mentioned.
I wanted to eat them right away, but realized that I had to let them cool almost completely otherwise they were going to fall apart. So I slid the parchment onto a cooling rack and left them be for a little bit. They set up really nicely. The only downside to these was that they had a strong cooling effect from the erythritol on the outside of the cookie. I didn’t notice it as much when the cookies were slightly warm (maybe I ate them too fast to notice), but this morning I noticed it quite a bit with my coffee. It didn’t bother me much, but worth noting. Overall, it’s a really quick and easy cookie to make, so it still gets 5 stars from me.
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Thanks for the detailed comment Cheryl! I like these even better with the superfine almond flour, but I’m glad you had good success with the Bob’s! I definitely notice the cooling effect with Swerve sometimes and I know that people who are sensitive to it have had good results with mixing a few sweeteners instead of using all Swerve so feel free to try that as well!!!
Interesting to know. I just made a batch using Bob’s Almond flour/meal, and while they are delicious, I was noticing that cooling you both mentioned. I’m new to Swerve and wasn’t aware. I had already been thinking I might use less next time, but there WILL be a next time.
Thanks again!
I love your blog , your humor, and your recipes…..except for the almond flour. Don’t get me wrong…almond flour is great except for the price! I cannot afford 13.00 for a pound of the stuff.
Thanks so much Ruth! I buy all of my almond flour from Amazon and in five pound bags that I keep in the fridge or freezer! This is my favorite brand because it’s so fine and bakes up so nicely – and it’s less than $8 per pound! http://amzn.to/2hf5qFO
Google recommended these cookies on my Google Now feed. I had everything on hand so I tried them. They are so easy and turned out great. They spread a little more than in your pictures, but absolutely looks and taste like traditional snickerdoodles. Thanks for the recipe. I will definitely make them again. My husband is diabetic, and I am happy to have another option for a low carb snack for him.
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Thanks for the feedback Lori, glad you guys enjoyed them!
These look really good. I have been trying (notice trying) oing kto, although it is quit tough. I do not think I have this sweetener, I will have to look for it.
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You can use any granulated sweetener Ellen, and hopefully if you stick with keto for awhile it gets much easier after the 2nd or 3rd week of being consistent! That’s when my cravings usually go away and it feels easy!
Had to whip up cookies to bring to an after skating event and these were just perfect!! Quick, easy and delicious – the perfect trifecta!!
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Awesome Nicole, thanks for letting me know they were a hit!!!
I’m all choked up just SEEING this recipe. Bless you!
Unfortunately I’ll have to wait to make them until we are no longer snowed in.
LOL Koshie, I got all choked up just seeing the words “snowed in!” 😂 Hope you like the cookies once you get shoveled out!!!
Oops I forgot the stars
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Thanks Josie!
I really like this, partly due to this is deffinately cookie season, and it is pretty eady snd quick.
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I got the email notice about this recipe last night about 8 pm, checked the ingredient list, and realized I had everything I needed! By 9 pm the wife and I had one (still a little hot) and at 9:05 pm we broke down and had another! (oops)
Really easy, really good; I’m going to make a batch next week for the office Christmas party so at least ONE dessert will be low carb! I’m thinking I might add a little no-sugar cocoa powder though, and see how that works out.
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Love the cocoa powder idea Rob, let me know how that works out for you!!!
I added 1 tbsp of cocoa powder, and it wasn’t really noticeable. I don’t know if using more would dry them out too much, though; maybe add one more tbsp of butter to counter? Really, they’re so good without the cocoa, it may be just as well to leave it out altogether.
I wonder what mixing the cocoa powder into the cinnamon and sweetener mixture and dipping would do? Kind of like a mexican coffee flavor? Oooh maybe a little instant coffee into the mix too. I feel some experimenting coming on! Let me know if you beat me to it!
So excited to make these Melissa! One of my favorite cookies. Thank you!
Me too Christine! Enjoy!
Ohmygosh Melissa! I haven’t had snickerdoodles in years. One of my all-time favorite cookies. Thanks for making it low carb and SO easy.
You’re welcome Debbie, I hope they are as good as you remember!!!
Ummmmmm totally making these today when I get home from work!! My mouth is watering already! Just started my Keto journey and your blog is AMAZING!
Thanks so much Teresa! Hope you have great success on keto and enjoy the cookies!
Thank you! So grateful for your blog, your recipes and encouragement. This is a huge adjustment for me since I was pretty much 99% livin the carb life LOL
Weren’t we all?? 😂😂😂
So sad!! 13 carbs each is not KETO!
Why you trollin’?
Look at the count again. There is a period between the 1 and 3.
Definitely trying these!
Can you add peanuts
You can add nuts if you want, you’ll have to account for them in the nutrition info though.
I’m newer to low carb baking. Is it correct that there is no egg in this recipe? I mixed the ingredients with a hand mixer and didn’t get a stiff dough, but was able to roll it into balls. But when I baked the cookies, they spread out quite a bit and I wasn’t able to remove them from the cookie sheet. It’s nothing like I’ve ever seen. Any advice?
Definitely don’t need an egg, though if you wanted to add one that would be ok but may change the texture! It’s possible that your dough was overmixed by the hand mixer or your butter was melted and then it spread out too much. Next time you can chill it a bit if it’s too soft. I recommend a parchment-lined cookie sheet because it makes it a thousand times easier to remove any cookies or baked goods!
So I did use parchment and after I gave the cookies a bit of time to rest on the pan, they were easier to transfer to a cooling rack.
Would you recommend mixing by hand instead with an electric mixer? The dough was crumbly but did come together with a cookie scoop. Also, I used erythrotol (so?) for the sweetener and it seems a bit too sweet for me. Can I adjust it down a bit or will it change the structure of the cookie. I have baked loss with traditional recipes, but I’m finding low carb recipes to be a learning experience.
I was lazy and didn’t feel like getting out either of my mixers, so I just used a fork to mix it up instead and it worked perfectly. I would definitely suggest trying that next time.
I agree with Cheryl, try mixing with a fork instead next time and you may get a better texture. You can use a little less sweetener according to your preference too if you want!
Ok I looked over the recipe when I got in from work. I took the butter out to soften while I napped. It’s 10:25pm I just took the cookies out of the oven. I was too impatient to wait on the “cool a little bit” part :) IT’S PERFECT! My goodness I’ll have another before bed. I must admit I looked at maybe three other recipes and yours was the Least Complicated and ready in no time. I just didn’t have an hour To let dough sit in the refrigerator. THANKS A MILLION!
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So glad you liked them Angela and I’m not offended at all that you chose my recipe because it was the least complicated – that’s one of my criteria when looking at recipes as well! 😂 #lazybakersclub 🙌
Just put these in the oven! I also used unsalted butter, but added a couple of pinches of salt… not too much… I can’t wait to try these!
I can’t wait for you to try them either Renee! Let us know how you liked them!
These look awesome! Can’t wait to make them!
Hope you like them as much as we did Tere!
Oh…my…Glutton!! So, I was thinking I’d make these and freeze a few to have on hand when the rest of my family comes home for the holidays. Guess I’ll be making another batch or two (or three). These are my new favorite. And you weren’t kidding about how quick they are to make. With some pre-planning (softening the butter) and a little mise en place, these are done in a jif!
Once again, you knocked it out of the park!
Yay!!! So glad they were a hit!!! 🙌 😘
Your recipe calls for salted butter, but I usually use unsalted. Any idea how much salt I would need to add?
I would say an additional pinch beyond what is already called for should do it!
These cookies look scrumptious!
Thanks Stephanie, they are super good!
What if you cannot handle this particular sweetener. It gives me a bad stomachache any substitutions?
Any granulated sweetener should work but may change the texture a bit – xylitol would work well if you can handle that!
can you make these using coconut flour & swerve.