Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks for food and nourishment, your loved ones, and the good times. This year, take a moment to be grateful for the results or symptom relief you’re experiencing as you improve your lifestyle and wellness by following a ketogenic diet. If you’re just getting started on keto, give thanks in advance for the success you’ll experience in the future if you stick to it.
Of course, on Thanksgiving, you could fall off the wagon and devour all the sugary desserts. Or you could stay in ketosis and still enjoy some mouthwatering keto Thanksgiving desserts. Check out the following low-carb delights to spruce up your dinner table and satisfy your palate this holiday.
Just the word Thanksgiving probably makes you envision perfectly cooked turkey slices high up on a mound of veggies, drizzled with keto gravy, of course. The word Thanksgiving probably also invokes images of a pie for dessert, maybe something traditionally made in the fall, like apple, pumpkin, or pecan.
A creamy mousse makes a light and easy keto Thanksgiving dessert. Enjoy a keto chocolate mousse or a peanut butter mousse. ‘Tis the pumpkin season, so why not try a pumpkin mousse? It’s simple to make and brings the fall flavors of pumpkin pie without the carby crust.
Ice cream improves any holiday, especially Thanksgiving. Ice cream and pies work wonders together. Just imagine your keto pecan or peanut butter chocolate pie complemented by ice cream! Stay keto with these ice cream recipes:
Thanksgiving may not be on a Sunday, but you could make it a sundae with some nuts, berries, and this hot fudge sauce topping.
If you’re craving cookies this holiday, crunch down on these keto cookie recipes:
Cookies and ice cream, anyone?
Try a keto take on your favorite classic dessert this Thanksgiving, like this custardy crème brulee that replaces sugar with a keto sweetener. Flan is a creamy dessert popular in Europe featuring eggs, milk, and sugar. Swap out the sugar for a keto sweetener and savor the flavors with this keto flan recipe.
Candied pecans are buttery, sweet, and nutty, and your guests will keep going back for more. These little treats are easy to make with just four ingredients and 15 minutes of prep time.
Chocolate-covered strawberries aren’t just for luxurious hotels, romantic dates, and fine-dining restaurants. Vibrant red strawberries coated in sweet chocolate are a glamorous addition to your Thanksgiving dinner table.
Bacon isn’t just for breakfast; impress your friends and family with chocolate-covered bacon for dessert. A keto chocolate coating transforms simpler foods like strawberries and bacon into a satisfying dessert. Some desserts go perfectly with the changing colors of the fall leaves, such as these chocolatey keto gingerbread bites.
With all that Thanksgiving turkey prep and cooking, you’ll be pleased to hear that these chocolate peanut butter fat bombs only take 6 minutes to make, after which you leave them in your fridge to set for a couple of hours. They last for a week in your fridge for you to continue to enjoy; that’s if you have any left.
Easy-to-make, delicious fat bombs look pretty when neatly arranged in the center of your dining or coffee table. Try these tempting strawberry cheesecake fat bombs or these pumpkin fat bombs.
No matter the holiday, a nice fluffy cake is always a delight. Give in to your sweet tooth, but not the sugar, with these keto muffin, cake, and cupcake recipes:
And you can always get fancy and crown your cake with a cream cheese frosting for a truly decadent keto Thanksgiving dessert.
How are you celebrating Thanksgiving this year? Are you staying keto? Are you already thinking about dessert? Share your favorite keto Thanksgiving recipes with Ketogenic.com!