Classic Keto Snowball Cookies

Introduction

Classic Keto Snowball Cookies are the perfect Christmas cookie! They’re sweet, a little crunchy, buttery and rich. This recipe will quickly become your new favorite Christmas cookie. Join the best new keto recipe and support Facebook Group HERE!

Snowball cookies are a holiday classic! They’re really fun to make, they taste incredible, and for many, trey are tradition. We love snowball cookies because they are somewhat unique.

They are crunchy but not dry. They’re perfectly light and airy but are also satisfying. Because they’re so great, we knew that we needed to make a keto friendly version so that we could enjoy this holiday classic.

As I mentioned, these cookies are super fun to make! The recipe isn’t complicated at all and you don’t need a bunch of recipe-specific ingredients. All in all, keto snowball cookies are one of our favorite cookies to make, especially during the holidays. 

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Best POWDERED Sweetener For Keto Snowball Cookies

The most important part of these cookies is the powdered sweetener that makes these snowball cookies “snowballs.” Not only does powdered sweetener give these classic keto snowball cookies their classic look, but also (and maybe most importantly), their great taste. I am a firm believer that anything dusted with powdered sweetener is good. 

So since the powdered sweetener is super important for these cookies, we used the best! Specifically, we used Lakanto’s Powdered Monkfruit which is a powdered sugar substitute. 

Lakanto’s powdered Monkfruit has the same texture as powdered sugar, the same consistency, and has an amazingly great taste, all while being zero glycemic, completely natural, and 100% keto friendly. 

We absolutely love Lakanto and all of the incredible Monkfruit products that they make. We use some form of their sweetener in every single dessert recipe that we make because it really is the best.

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How To Make Classic Keto Snowball Cookies

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Gather all ingredients together. 

powdered sweetener and butter in mixing bowl

In a large mixing bowl, mix to combine butter, Lakanto powdered monkfruit, and salt.

mixing bowl with ingredients

Add almond flour and vanilla and mix until a soft dough forms.

mixing bowl with dough being scooped to form balls on baking sheet

Use a small cookie scooper or spoon to scoop dough; roll into 24 balls. Place on 2 baking sheets, spacing dough 1-inch apart.

adding powdered sweetener to snowball cookies on a baking sheet

Bake 10 minutes and let cool a bit before transferring to a cooling rack. Dust with powdered monkfruit. Cookies are best served at room temperature; let cool completely before serving. 

Can You Make These Keto Snowball Cookies Ahead?

Absolutely! These keto snowball cookies are really easy to make ahead and freeze if you plan on keeping them around for a while. Just be sure to store them properly in an airtight container. Additionally, they keep for about four-five days if stored in an airtight container in the fridge. 

Whether you freeze them or refrigerate them, just remember that these keto snowball cookies are best served at room temperature!

Variations To This Recipe

Another great thing about this classic keto snowball cookie recipe is that it is easily customized to suit your taste or needs.

You can make these cookies with no nuts as directed in the recipe, or you can add in your favorite kind of nut if you prefer. One cup of your favorite kind of chopped nuts will make these keto snowball cookies taste incredible. We love these cookies with chopped walnuts, chopped pecans, chopped almonds, and even chopped macadamia nuts. There’s really no way you can go wrong, but our favorite variation is probably the chopped pecan version.

In addition to adding nuts, you can also change the flavor of these cookies by making chocolate snowball cookies or even ginger snowball cookies! 

plate of keto snowball cookies with a bite taken out of one

More Holiday Recipes To Make

Keto Spinach Christmas Tree Bread

 

Keto Peppermint Pancakes with White Chocolate Drizzle

 

Soft and Chewy Keto Ginger Cookies

 

The Ultimate Keto Pecan Pie

Easy Keto Peanut Butter Balls

 

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Reviews
5.0(2)

25 minutes

24 servings

Ingredients

Cookies
2 1/2 cups Almond Flour
1 stick of Butter
3/4 cups Lakanto Powdered Sweetener
1 1/2 tsp Vanilla extract
1/4 tsp Salt
Coating
1/4 cup Lakanto powdered sweetener to roll cookies
Nutritional Information
101 Calories
9g Total Fat
1g Net Carbs
2.5g Protein

Directions

1
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
2
In a large mixing bowl, mix to combine almond flour, Lakanto powdered monkfruit, and sea salt. Add butter and vanilla and mix until a soft dough forms.
3
Use a small cookie scooper to scoop dough; roll into 24 balls.
4
Place on 2 baking sheets, spacing dough 1-inch apart.
5
Bake 10 minutes and let cool a bit before transferring to a cooling rack.
6
Dust with powdered monkfruit
7
Cookies are best served at room temperature; let cool completely before serving.

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.