Low Carb Orange Creamsicle Cake
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This Low Carb Orange Creamsicle Cake is as refreshing and flavorful as the creamsicle you know and love! Beat the summer heat with this tangy and delicious treat!
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Low Carb Orange Creamsicle Cake
Creamsicles are a summer tradition! Theres nothing like cooling off on a hot summers day with the refreshing tang of a delicious creamsicle.
I have fond memories of chasing down the ice cream truck in the summers so I could buy an orange creamsicle. If you’re like me, creamsicles occupy a special place in your heart.
The sweetness and flavor of an orange popsicle mixed with the refreshing coolness of vanilla ice cream is second to none. There really is nothing better! Well, at least, there used to not be! This awesome Low Carb Orange Creamsicle cake is as tasty and refreshing as your favorite summer treat, but without the sugar or carbs!
Let the ice cream man drive on by because this low carb orange creamsicle cake is all you need this summer!
Is Orange Creamsicle Cake “Keto”?
It’s important to remember that “keto” is a metabolic state, not an ingredient. Technically speaking, anything is “keto” as long as you are able to eat it and maintain your state of ketosis.
Now, I don’t recommend eating obviously unhealthy foods, but it is worth pointing out that there is no designated list of “keto” foods. Again, as long as something fits into your daily macros and doesn’t kick your body out of a state of ketosis, then it is technically “keto.”
With that in mind, you should know that this cake will not kick your body out of a state of ketosis. As you will see in the recipe card, there is just a little bit of orange zest in this recipe, and 1 tsp of orange juice.You could even use orange extract if you want to pass on the tiny amount of orange juice in this recipe.
A slice or two of this cake will not affect your state of ketosis at all, and even if you eat the entire thing (which I don’t recommend, but I would certainly understand if you can’t resist) you would probably be okay. So, long story short, this yummy cake is definitely “keto!”
Cooking With Mom Series: Orange Creamsicle Cake
This week my mom came over and whipped up this awesome low carb orange creamsicle cake with me. She loves to come up with a brand new recipe, test it out a few times so that its perfect, and then come over and make it with me so that I can share it with you!
My mom is one of the most creative cooks/bakers I know, so I always know that whatever she comes up with will be great! She is the master of throwing a few ingredients together and coming up with something amazing!
Some of her most popular recipes that are on the blog have been her Best Keto Buns, her yummy Low Carb Apple Crisp., and most recently, her Keto Coffee Cake. My mom is the best cook I know, so I am sure you will love all of her recipes just as much as I do!
How To Make Low Carb Orange Creamsicle Cake:
Grate 1 tsp of an orange peel into a bowl to create orange zest.
- Cream together butter and sweetener.
2. Mix in eggs one at a time.
3. Mix in all other wet ingredients.
4. Blend in all dry ingredients including orange zest.
5. OPTIONAL: Add in one or two drops of orange food coloring.
Low Carb Orange Creamsicle Cake Sweetened With Monkfruit
This Low Carb Orange Creamsicle cake, and all of our keto desserts, are sweetened with Lakanto’s Monkfruit which is our absolute favorite sweetener!
It is zero glycemic, natural, and carb free, which makes it the perfect sweetener for living the low-carb/ketogenic lifestyle!
Most importantly though, in addition to being healthy and keto friendly, it also tastes great! There is no nasty aftertaste, and of all the keto sweeteners we have ever tried. it truly tastes the best!
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Nutrition (per slice) About 10 Slices
Calories: 284.5 | Fat: 27.4g | Carbs: 5.31g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 7.91g | Net Carbs: 2.31g
More Delicious Keto Desserts
- Keto Mini Cheesecakes
- Low Carb Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting
- Keto Cinnamon Pretzels
- Keto Vanilla Cake
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Low Carb Orange Creamsicle Cake
Print30 minutes
10 Slices
Ingredients
Nutritional Information
Directions
Preheat oven to 350 degrees; grease two small 6-inch pans or a loaf pan.
Cream together butter and Lakanto's Monkfruit or desired sweetener.
Blend in one egg at a time.
Add vanilla, olive oil, and juice from orange (or 1 tsp orange extract) and blend well.
Mix in almond flour, orange zest, nutmeg, baking powder, xanthan gum. Add 2-3 drops of orange food coloring, optional.
Pour into pan(s) and bake for 25-30 minutes or until golden around the edges.
For the frosting, we made a whipped cream frosting by whipping some heavy cream, sweetened to taste.
Notes
- If using two 6-inch pans, takes about 30-35 mins in the oven
- If using a loaf pan or one 9-inch pan, takes about 40-45 mins in the oven
31 Comments
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Jade
Tried it in loaf pan. Came out perfect. Had to leave it in almost 60 min. You also forgot to add the eggs in the recipe. They are listed in ingredients but not in the recipe part.
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Kim Pitts
I’m wanting to make this in two round cake pans…what size? I looked through the post and didn’t see the size mentioned
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Kelly L Stowell
What did you frost this with? I can’t seem to find that info.
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Patricia L Riesett
@Kelly L Stowell, or you could use the whipped topping in a can.
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Paul
I made it exactly as written. It came out amazing. Did it in a silicon leaf pan for 40 min. Perfect. This one is going to the Keto favorites file! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
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Carmen Smith
Can I use coconut flour. Not almond. If so how much?
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Nicole C
DELICIOUS!!!! This is one of the best cakes I have ever made during 2.5 years of keto and 10 years on and off low-carbing. Flavor and texture (moist without being dense) were both spot on perfection. WOW!!! Wonderful recipe so happy I found your site. Thanks!!!!!
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Im wondering what icing you used for this recipe ?
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Joan P Johnson
Looks so good, can’t wait to try it, but doing your carrot cake first. Thanks for sharing.
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Alexandra
This was super helpful! Thanks!
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Mara
Hello, this recipe caught my attention! Can you tell me the wheight of a stick of butter, please? I’m from Portugal, here we use the metric system for everything, but you can tell me in ounces, i’ll use the converter.
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Tricia
I am attempting to have this as muffins. I did add some Lilly’s chocolate chips. They smell amazing. Hoping it tastes as good as they smell. Thank you for sharing your recipe.
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Paula Crupi
Is the batter suppose to be like cookie dough? Granted I doubled the recipe and ran out of almond flour so used 1 cup of coconut flour and then added an extra egg. My batter is more like cookie dough than pourable batter. Did I mention I suck at baking?
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Kathy
This recipe sounds perfect for our anniversary cake. I made our wedding cake last year. It was a creamcicle flavored cake but I’m doing keto now and I’d like to stay with it. I see in the recipe it calls for xantham gum? Is it really necessary or anything else I could use in place of it? Thank you!
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Janine
Could you please tell me how many ounces in a stick of butter as we don’t have sticks of butter in Australia.
Jade
How long do I have to bake it if I put it in a loaf pan?