No-Bake Sugar-Free Cheesecake Truffles

Chocolate-coated sugar-free cheesecake truffles in a parchment-lined bowl
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Introduction

These are cheesecake without the cheesecake project. No crust to press, no springform pan to hunt for, no oven. Cream cheese, almond flour, sweetener, vanilla and salt, shaped into ten bites and covered in melted chocolate.

When we first shared this one we were packing up an apartment and moving house, permanently mid-errand. A dessert that lives in the fridge and gets eaten one piece at a time made a great deal of sense that month, and it is still the best argument for them.

A sugar-free cheesecake truffle with a bite taken from it, showing the creamy center beneath the chocolate coating.

The Two Things That Make This Easy

The cold does the work. Twenty minutes in the freezer firms the filling enough to handle, and five more after coating sets the chocolate. Nothing bakes, and nothing has to be judged by eye — the freezer decides when each stage is done.

Melt the chocolate in two batches. A quarter cup at a time, not the whole lot at once. A big bowl of it begins to thicken while you are still spooning it over truffle number four, and the last few get coated in chocolate that has already started to set.

A Note on the Sweeteners

The filling uses both powdered and granulated monk fruit — the powdered blends into the cream cheese, the granulated makes up the rest of the sweetness.

If you swap in a different brand, check its own conversion chart rather than assuming cup for cup. Sweetener blends genuinely do not all measure the same, and this filling is eaten exactly as you mix it — so the sweetness you make is the sweetness you get.

Two smaller things: let the cream cheese soften before you mix, and use finely ground almond flour rather than coarse almond meal, or the center turns gritty rather than creamy.

The coating is ChocZero milk chocolate baking chips.

Four numbered steps: a block of cream cheese in a bowl with almond flour and powdered sweetener, the blended filling, spoonfuls of filling on parchment paper, and melted chocolate being stirred in a glass measuring cup.

They Are Not Going to Look Perfect

Scoop the ten portions roughly the same size, so they firm up at the same rate and the chocolate stretches evenly across all of them. Beyond that, do not chase a smooth finish — spooned chocolate sets in ridges, and that is what a homemade truffle looks like.

No-Bake Sugar-Free Cheesecake Truffles

Prep Time
5 minutes
Additional Time
25 minutes
Total Time
30 minutes
Yield
10 truffles
Course
Dessert
Cuisine
American

Ingredients

All Ingredients

Nutrition Facts

10 servings per recipe
Trans Fat 0g 0% 0g 0%
Allulose 0g 0% 0g 0%

About these numbers: We are home cooks, not certified nutritionists. Nutrition is shared as a courtesy and calculated with free online nutrition calculators — we compare a few to get as close as we can — so please treat it as a helpful estimate rather than a guarantee. The brands you buy, any swaps you make, and how generously you portion the recipe will all move these numbers.

Directions

  1. Mix the cheesecake filling.

    Beat the softened cream cheese, powdered monk fruit sweetener, almond flour, granulated monk fruit sweetener, vanilla, and salt until smooth and creamy.

  2. Shape and chill the truffles.

    Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Shape the filling one spoonful at a time into 10 balls and place them on the prepared sheet. Freeze for 20 minutes, until firm.

  3. Melt the chocolate in small batches.

    Melt 1/4 cup of the chocolate chips at a time so the coating stays workable while you cover the truffles.

  4. Coat and set the truffles.

    Spoon the melted chocolate over the chilled truffles until each one is covered. Freeze for 5 minutes, until the coating is firm.

Notes

Tools

  • Mixing bowl and electric mixer for blending the filling until smooth.
  • Parchment-lined baking sheet for shaping, chilling, and coating the truffles.

Tips

  • Soften the cream cheese first. Cold cream cheese is harder to blend smoothly with the almond flour and sweeteners.
  • Melt the chocolate in two batches. Working with 1/4 cup at a time helps prevent the coating from thickening before all 10 truffles are covered.

Storage

  • These truffles are meant to stay cold. Keep them covered in the refrigerator so the cream cheese filling and chocolate coating remain firm, and return any leftovers to the refrigerator after serving.

More No-Bake and Chocolate Treats

If you want another small no-bake sweet, try our sugar-free pecan pralines or dark chocolate sea salt peanut clusters. For more cheesecake flavor, our easy keto no-bake cheesecake makes a full-size dessert, while these keto cinnamon pretzels are a good choice when you want something crisp instead of creamy.

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Updated — September 10, 2026: We cut the ingredient glossary and a wrap-up that restated the article, and stopped repeating the tools, tips and storage that already sit in the recipe card.

Correction — August 23, 2026: The article listed 37.5 g of fat in a 161-calorie truffle, which is not possible. Per-truffle calories, fat, protein, and net carbs now come from the recipe's Nutrition Facts panel.