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If you’re searching for the ultimate sweet and crunchy keto treat, you have found it! Keto Cinnamon Sugar Pork Rinds may sound strange, but trust us, they are delicious and have zero carbs!

 

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Best Keto Cinnamon Sugar Pork Rinds

Sometimes it’s hard to find a good crunchy snack while living a ketogenic lifestyle. Almost all chips are too full of carbs or sugar, and there is a lack of a good keto cereal.

 

There aren’t a lot of options.

 

Fortunately, keto cinnamon sugar pork rinds are here are they are amazing!! Now, I know what you’re thinking, and trust me, they are not weird at all! We really don’t like pork rinds but we LOVE these cinnamon sugar pork rinds! If you weren’t the one making them, you probably would have no clue that these are actually pork rinds!

 

Maybe the best thing about this delicious treat is that it contains absolutely zero carbs and zero sugars (because, of course, the “sugar” in this recipe is monkfruit)! That means that you can absolutely satisfy your craving for something crunchy without racking up carbs! This will absolutely be your favorite go-to snack or sweet treat.

 

Cinnamon Sugar Pork Rinds are the perfect fall or winter time treat as they are full of delicious cinnamon goodness! Enjoy this low carb treat with a hot cup of coffee, Keto Eggnog, or whatever your favorite fall/cold weather drink may be, you can check my current favorite drink at the Orangina Website! 

 

What Are Pork Rinds?

Pork rinds are kind of weird, I know. Pork rinds are fried or roasted pig skin, which I know, doesn’t sound all that appetizing. If you can get over the thought of it, they are actually pretty great for living a ketogenic lifestyle. I don’t love the taste, but anything covered in cinnamon and sweetener is great! You really won’t be able to tell that they were pork rinds once you add the ingredients in! In our opinion, it completely changes the taste and it is a game changer!

 

Not only can pork rinds taste great, but they can also be a great part of a ketogenic diet. Pork rinds are high in fat and protein and contain zero carbs or sugars! 

 

 

How To Make Keto Cinnamon Sugar Pork Rinds:

(scroll down for full recipe card with printable ingredients + instructions)

In a small bowl add, granulated sweetener.

Add in the ground cinnamon. 

Combine well together. 

Mix the vanilla extract into the melted butter and pour it over the pork rinds. Tossing them well to fully coat them.

Sprinkle the cinnamon sweetener over the butter coated pork rinds. Bake for 15-20 minutes.

Best Ways To Eat This Snack

This snack is great by itself, but it can be enjoyed in more ways than one!

 

Some of the ways we like to enjoy keto cinnamon sugar pork rinds include:

• Keto cereal – okay look, I know that sounds weird. But as long as you don’t think of it as “pork rind” cereal, it’s actually really great! Instead, think of it as a typical cinnamon crunch cereal! You honestly can’t tell the difference.

 

• Fried ice cream – instead of breading your ice cream in a typical cinnamon cereal, these cinnamon sugar pork grinds would make for a great keto friendly alternative!

 

• Fried Nachos – Add in some ChocZero chocolate syrup and chocolate chips for dessert nachos!

 

 

Try It With Wholesome Yum’s Sweetener 

 

The best sweetener to use for these keto cinnamon sugar pork rinds is Wholesome Yum’s Natures Best sugar replacement!

 

Our friend Maya from Wholesome Yum, one of the biggest and best keto friendly recipe sites, recently launched a brand new line of keto friendly sweeteners! Natures Best Sugar Replacement is a wonderful line of products because it offers a wide range of variety. There is erythritol, allulose, monk fruit and allulose, and Monkfruit and erythritol! Every product is of course a but unique, each having a slightly different taste. Our personal favorite is monk fruit and allulose blend because it offers a perfect balance between taste and sweetness!

 

We highly recommend Wholesome Yum’s Natures Best Sugar Replacement products, especially for these keto cinnamon sugar pork rinds! Game changer!

Shop Wholesome Yum’s website and try it out for yourself! Use code “BUTTERTOGETHER” for 10% off your entire purchase! Be sure to check out all of Wholesome Yum’s products, as Maya also offers some amazingketo friendly flours as well as other great products!

 

 

 

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Keto Cinnamon Pretzels

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Best Keto Cinnamon Sugar Pork Rinds

Yield: 5 Servings

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 20 minutes

Total Time: 30 minutes

If you're searching for the ultimate sweet and crunchy keto treat, you have found it! Keto Cinnamon Sugar Pork Rinds may sound strange, but trust us, they are delicious and have zero carbs!

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Ingredients

• 1 Bag Pork Rinds 4oz, Plain
• 5 tbsp Butter, unsalted and melted
• 1 tsp, Vanilla Extract
• 1/4 cup Besti Monkfruit Sweetener
• 1 tbsp Ground Cinnamon

Instructions

1. Preheat the oven to 225 degrees.
2. Place the pork rinds into a large bowl.
3. Mix the vanilla extract into the melted butter, and pour it over top of the pork rinds, tossing to coat them well.
4. Combine the sweetener and the ground cinnamon in a small bowl, and sprinkle it over the butter coated pork rinds. Toss them well to full coat them.
5. Place the pork rinds in a single layer on a parchment or silicone mat lined baking sheet.
6. Bake for 15-20 minutes, let cool and serve.

Nutrition Information:

Yield: 5 Serving Size: 1
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 117 Total Fat: 12.5g Carbohydrates: 0g Net Carbohydrates: 0g Protein: 1.9g

 

Nutritional Disclaimer: We are not certified nutritionists. Nutritional data is provided as a courtesy. The information provided is calculated through a free-web based nutrition calculator and is not guaranteed to be accurate. To ensure we provide you with good information, we look at a variety of calculators.