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These Almond Joy Cookies only have 4 ingredients and are everything you’ve dreamed of in a low carb chocolate chip coconut cookie.
Filled with coconut, stevia-sweetened chocolate chips, almonds, and homemade (sugar free) low carb sweetened condensed milk, you’ll want to make these again and again!
These cookies are low carb, keto-friendly, and a Trim Healthy Mama S fuel!
I love to do make-over recipes. This can include old family favorites (like this Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe).
But sometimes other people pass along recipes that they want “healthified”, and that is how this recipe came to be!
The inspiration for this recipe came from a Facebook recipe video.
Quite a few people have asked for a healthier version of an Almond Joy Cookie Recipe, so here it is.
With a few simple swaps, these cookies are both sugar free and low carb.
I have always loved Magic Cookie Bars (like these amazing Low Carb Magic Cookie Bars), and this Almond Joy cookie recipe remind me a lot of those bars!
How can I Make Almond Joy Cookie Bars
If you prefer bars over cookies, you can easily skip making these as individual cookies and press the mixture into a 9x13 pan and bake for 10-12 minutes to make almond joy bars instead of cookies!
Keto Almond Joy
Of course, these Almond Joy Cookies also taste like their name-sake, an Almond Joy candy bar, but without all the sugar and health damaging ingredients!
These cookies are chewy, chocolatey, coco-nutty and perfect!
4 Ingredient Almond Joy Cookies
This recipe only has four ingredients. Yes, you read that correctly - FOUR!
(Ok, technically a few more since you have to make your own condensed milk - but it’s worth it - I promise!)
The first ingredient for this almond joy cookie recipe is my Homemade Sweetened Condensed Milk. The original recipe just calls for regular sweetened condensed milk, but of course that is loaded with carbs and sugar, so it is necessary to make your own.
But don’t be intimidated, it is SUPER easy to make, . . . You may be tempted to eat it with a spoon . . . that’s how good it is!
Seriously, you may want to double it!
There are many different uses for Sweetened Condensed milk, but this cookie recipe is the main reason I created my own recipe.
Second, you’ll want to make sure you have finely shredded unsweetened coconut. The large flakes will be too big, and will not give you the best shape and texture for your cookies.
Third, you need sugar-free chocolate chips. There are many different varieties from which to choose, but my favorite are still Lily’s Chocolate Chips and Bake Believe Chocolate Chips (which are available at most Walmarts).
And finally, to make this almond joy cookie recipe, you need . . . almonds! I find that the thinly sliced almonds work great for the best texture in these cookies.
Why are my Almond Joy Cookies spreading?
If your cookie mixture is too runny, the cookies may spread during baking. If this happens, it may look like the butter (from the condensed milk) is separating and running all over the pan.
My favorite way to combat this is to bake the cookies directly in the wells of a muffin tin.
This stops ANY spreading from taking place.
Why are my Almond Joy Cookies falling apart?
It is very important to note that when you first remove your cookies from the oven, they will be very soft.
I always let my cookies cool for a few moments on the counter, then I stick the entire muffin tin into the freezer for about half an hour.
This helps the cookies to completely solidify, and they should pop right out of the muffin tins.
For best results, store these cookies in an air-tight container in your refrigerator. They will stay good for up to a week, and up to three months in the freezer.
More Almond Joy Recipes
- Almond Joy Bonbons
- Almond Joy Cake
And if you love low-carb cookies, be sure to check out my other cookie recipes:
- Low Carb Peanut Butter Cookies
- German Chocolate Cookies
- Holiday Praline No Bake Cookies
Almond Joy Cookies {Low Carb, Sugar Free, THM-S}
With only 4 Ingredients, these are my FAVORITE low carb cookie!
5 from 31 votes
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Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 20 minutes minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes minutes
Servings: 16 cookies
Calories: 237kcal
Ingredients
- 1 ½ Cups Unsweetened Shredded Coconut
you want the finely shredded, not the large flakes - ½ Cup Sliced Almonds
- 1 Cup Lily's Stevia Sweetened Chocolate Chips
- 1 Cup 3 Ingredient Low Carb Sugar Free Sweetened Condensed Milk
Instructions
Preheat oven to 325.
Make Sweetened Condensed Milk and allow to cool completely.
Mix unsweetened coconut, almonds, and chocolate chips.
Add Sweetened Condensed Milk to coconut mixture and stir until combined.
Using a small cookie scoop, place "dough" in the cavities of a greased muffin tin.
With your fingers, press cookies down slightly.
Bake for 15 minutes, or until edges are turning golden brown.
Remove from oven and place the muffin tin in the freezer for 30 minutes. (The cookies are very soft when they come out of the oven. Placing them in the freezer helps them firm up so they are not crumbly.)
Makes approximately 16 cookies.
Store leftovers in the refrigerator or freezer.
Nutrition
Serving: 1Cookie | Calories: 237kcal | Carbohydrates: 6g | Protein: 12.5g | Fat: 40.5g | Saturated Fat: 16.5g | Cholesterol: 29mg | Sodium: 18mg | Fiber: 4g | Sugar: 3g
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Katrin
Coconuts, almonds and chocolate is just the perfect combination for a cookie. Delicious!
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Tricia
So I made the condensed sweet milk and then without thinking poured it right in without lettting it cool! Oh well, it still tastes fabulous even with melted chocolate chips!Reply
Lisa
Yum! Those look delicious!
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Valerie
Made these Almond Joy Cookies today. They are AWESOME! I put the batter in my mini brownie bite pan (24 pcs) & had left over for 6 regular muffin cups. I love this recipe. Problem is...how do I just eat a couple???Reply
Kitty
With most treats, I find that if I let myself eat them as a healthy treat and then make more, I end up cutting back on the second batch naturally. We must have a built in regulator for these healthy things that says “oh I can have it whenever I want. No need V to gorge myself
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Taryn
These look amazing! I can't wait to try them.
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Beth
Good no sugar low carb treat. I made the condensed milk the day before and refrigerated it overnight. Also added 1 beaten egg to the "dough". This helps it stay together like a drop cookie on parchment paper. Baked for 20 minutes.Reply
Georgina
Wow - just four ingredients! And an extra incentive to try your condensed milk recipe. 🙂
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Kim | Low Carb Maven
Wow! This sound dangerously delicious. I love "healthifying" beloved recipes, too. It's a satisfying process and important to keep and carry-on some of our family traditions and food. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
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Casey Thrush
These look AMAZING!!! Do you think I could add some almond meal or coconut flour to this and have them still turn out? They look amazing to me but they look "gooey/not much substance" for my husband.
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dsdjhardy
I did think of adding coconut flour (but never did). It would be worth a try, but I wouldn't add very much, as coconut flour is very "thirsty." If you put them in the freezer for a while they firm up nicely.
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Valerie
Mine were not gooey at all. I put them in freezer for 30" like she said, then put them in a plastic container. I let them sit out awhile then ate a few. They were like a chewy cookie. I'll store them in fridge, but let them get to room temp to eat. Try them as the recipe is written.Reply
STACEY
These ook super yummy! I like the SUGAR- FREE sweetened condensed milk recipe too 🙂
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Lisa
Going to the store tonight to get all the ingredients! How many cookies would be one serving?
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dsdjhardy
I usually eat two at a time. 🙂
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Theressa
Hi, are the carbs you list, net carbs or total carbs??
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Sarah Hardy
I list total carbs, but do not include sugar alcohols. So minus any fiber and you have the net total.
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Tasha
This look amazing! I can't believe it's only 4 ingredients, that's rare for low carb baking. Well done, these look delish!
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Lisa
I think I'm going to faint, LOL! Thank you so much for sharing!
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Kathy
So happy to make a healthy cookie for my hubby! He loves them.Reply
Maya | Wholesome Yum
These look like they taste just like the candy bar! Thanks for sharing!
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Trina
So incase you are wondering why you need to let the sweetened condensed milk cool (I was a little impatient) ..... it melts the chocolate chips. 😛
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dsdjhardy
Yes, indeed! ?
Patti
I was wondering about putting the cookies straight out of the oven into my cold freezer. It can't be good for the other things in the freezer. Is it possible to let them cool for a bit first. Or ferrite rate them.?
Help.
These cookies and Bon Bons are seriously addictive.Reply
Beth
We use Trulia, can you suggest a conversion for your sweetener in the condensed milk
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Terri
Have made that same mistake!
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Jennifer Watford
How many areasons in a serving? I'm going to bake these tomorrow. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
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dsdjhardy
I usually have two cookies at a time! 🙂
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Amy Taylor
Do you know the nutritional breakdown? How many carbs in 1 cookie?
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dsdjhardy
I'm sorry, but I do not, as I don't count macros on THM. I hope to have a nutritional calculator on my site soon. 🙂
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Tabatha
My mother and I made these this weekend, to die for!! Would love to know the nutritional break down, as we both are trying to stay low carb!
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amanda
These are amazing! !! I was impatient and didn't let the condensed milk cool so I had a big chocolatey blob to work with but they were still amazing. Going to make another batch tonight to hide since my husband and kids ate all the other ones. Thank you! !
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donna
If it has sweetened condensed milk it isn't actually sugar free, or low carb.
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dsdjhardy
This recipe uses a homemade "sweetened condensed milk" that is sugar free and low carb. 🙂 The recipe is linked in the post above.
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Leslie LeDoux
I just made the condensed milk (holy cow!) and I was actually going to make these cookies tomorrow as my Lilly's chips won't be delivered until then. I plan on storing the condensed milk in the fridge until tomorrow, but how long should I heat it in the microwave when I need it? I'm worried it won't be the right consistency for the cookies.
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dsdjhardy
I think about 10 seconds is what I usually do. Heat, give it a good stir, and it should be good to go.
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DAWN MARIE
How many cups of sweetened condensed milk? I made some ahead and don't have just one batch.
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dsdjhardy
One batch is about 1 1/4 cups.
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Bonnie
Hi, do you use 1 whole cup of the sweetened condensed milk for this recipe?
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dsdjhardy
I use about 1 1/4 cup.
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Rebecca
How long can I safely store the homemade sweetened condensed milk in the fridge if I make extra?
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dsdjhardy
Up to two weeks I would think (but mine has never lasted that long)! ?
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Tarah
I'm really disappointed in this recipe and won't make it again. I bake quite a bit and have made many sugar free, low carb baked goods. I made this recipe exactly as written, including the condensed milk. I wasted a bit on valuable ingredients. While baking, they spread out really bad. I thought that was just fine, that they'll be on the thinner side. These cookies literally fell apart after letting them cool. I think one or two egg whites in the recipe would have kept them together.
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dsdjhardy
Hi, Tarah! I'm very sorry that they did not turn out for you. I have not had a problem with them running/spreading, however a few people have. My suggestion is to bake them in a silicone bar pan or muffin tin. Then, place them in the freezer to completely cool (before removing them). This completely solidifies them, and I have not had an issue with them crumbling. Thank you for taking the time to tell me you had a problem!
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Ger
I had the same problem they turned runny and the butter separated. I had a tray of cookies floating in butter. ? Wasted a lot of money here. Very disappointed. ?
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dsdjhardy
It sometimes helps to bake them in a muffin tin, then let them cool completely in the freezer until they harden. You could also try adding 1 Tablespoon of coconut flour to the dough to help thicken it a bit.
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Karen
OMG!! The sugar free condensed milk is amazing!!!
What recipes do you have for it??Reply
dsdjhardy
I have a couple of fudge recipes, cookie recipes, and a coffee creamer recipe. You should be able to find them by searching on my site. 😉
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Tyra
These were delicious! One trick I tried was to bake in a paper lined mini muffin tin after reading about the clear liquid. The paper soaks ups the clear liquid and they stay together along with super easy clean up. These are definitely on my "to make again" list and the homemade condensed milk recipe is so good. I couldn't stop stealing bites of it after it cooled! Yummy!
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dsdjhardy
Great tip! Thank you!
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Karina
Do you think I could swap the almond slices for almond flour?? I want to make these right NOW 🙂
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dsdjhardy
Unfortunately, I don't think that would yield the same results.
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Beth
So I made them (currently baking). I got impatient and mixed everything together while the "milk" was still warm. Basically I just made some haystack so. Hope they are yummy!
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Nancy
Wowza!!! These are AMAZINGLY delicious! I made the Sugar Fee Condensed Milk up a day ahead. I had to nuke it slightly to be able to stir it. I used mini muffin pan silicone liners. Small ice cream scoop for each. I cooled them completely in silicone cups in freezer. They just pop right out. Made exactly 48 this way. Under one carb each!
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Tina
Can you use heavy whipping cream instead a condensed milk?
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dsdjhardy
No, for this recipe it must be the sweetened condensed milk. However, you do use heavy whipping cream to make the low carb, sugar free condensed milk.
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Marion
Oh my!!!! What can I say! Love love love the condensed milk. Really wasn't that hard and tastes great! I liked the cookie mix without cooking them lol. But mine did spread when I tried to bake them. However, I will be making this again and again......thanks for the recipe.
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Lisa
Have you tried this recipe with your two ingredient condensed milk?
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dsdjhardy
No, I have not, but I think it would work. I would put them in a muffin tin to hold their shape.
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Sharon
I made these today! So good! It was hard not to eat the sweetened condensed milk! I LOVED the flavor! Thank-you!
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Amy Husted
We added a couple tablespoons of flax seeds and the liquid that was dispersed with the trial cookie wasn't there. Wish we had some parchment paper because I don't think they would stick to the pan. The cupcake paper did not work at all. That cookie was thrown away. Definitely need to oil the pan with coconut oil or they'll stick even more. We used condensed coconut milk from the store.
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dsdjhardy
Thank you for your response! 🙂 When I use a cupcake pan I do not use liners, but rather just spray the pan. They usually pop right out after they are completely cooled (in the fridge). It also may help to add a tablespoon or two of coconut flour.
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Kim
So glad I found your recipe! I’ve made it a few times now and they turn out perfect every time! I do a big batch of the low carb sweetened condensed milk and save 1/2 for a couple weeks when it is time to make another batch of the cookies....so handy! My husband thanks you as this has become his new favorite!Reply
Sarah Rosow
These are SO delicious! They remind me of those caramel coconut girl scout cookies that I used to love. It's so awesome to be able to make such tasty treats that I can enjoy without guilt! Thank you!
My cookies did spread out and leak while baking, but I squished them back together as they cooled and they've held up great in the fridge. Next time I'd try the muffin tin suggestion.
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Tosin O'Callaghan
Absolutely delicious!!! I laid them on parchment paper before baking so all I had to do was slide the parchment paper with the cookies in it on to a cooling rack. They spread quite a lot during baking but because they were so soft I just pushed the edges back towards the centre of each cookie and put them in the freezer to harden. I added a pinch of salt and they turned out to be literally the best low carb cookies I've ever come across!
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Sarah Hardy
Awesome! I'm so glad you liked them!
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Marci
You need to warn people with this recipe that it's hard to keep it to a small serving size. I made a half recipe yesterday (about a dozen cookies). And they are gone today. Oops! And YES- I'm the only one eating them. So much for 'healthifying!" it b/c even too much of a good thing is not going to be a good thing for my waistline anymore! lol. So, makers beware, they are YUMMY and don't make them if you are lacking self control. Sigh.
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KC
I made these this weekend and they are pure heaven!! I used your sweetened condensed milk recipe and it thickened up wonderfully. I didn't do a good job keeping track of time but I think it cooked about 30-45 minutes until it appeared to be reduced and getting thick. I baked them in a muffin pan and after they baked, I put them in the fridge overnight (in the muffin pan) . They hardened up perfectly and are so very delicious! Thank for sharing! I might try to use the sweetened milk to make frosting. Not sure how that'll turn out but it's really awesome as well!
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Joan Parker
I made the homemade sweetened condensed milk tonight. I subbed Swerve for the Gentle Sweet. To get the same amount of sweetness, I had to add a cup. My milk was reduced, but I have nearly 2 cups. It is thick and all. Should I only use one cup of it?
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Sarah Hardy
Yes, I would still only use one cup. 🙂
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Tabitha Paisley
Does this really mean there is more that 40 g of fat per cookie??
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Sarah Hardy
Yes, the sweetened condensed milk is made with heavy whipping cream, which is high fat. Coconut is also high (in good-for-you) fat.
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Anna
Hi, I love these cookies and the sweetened condensed milk is gorgeous. I eat the left over condensed milk with a few blueberries and it tastes like blueberries and custard.
Just a quick question. I am putting the nutrition facts into my fitbit app and I want to know what you are counting as a serving? Is it two cookies per serving?Reply
Sarah Hardy
The nutrition info is calculated for 1 cookie per serving (though I usually eat two)!
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Tori T
Thank you so much for this recipe! Yes, they spread but that's why you have us bake them in muffin pans, right? They are absolutely delicious and I finally found a low carb recipe that we all enjoy!!
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Sarah Hardy
Yes, I just recently updated the instructions to use a muffin tin. 🙂 I'm so glad you enjoyed them!
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Sumz
I'm very much looking forward to making these! Could I substitute Swerve confection for the GS? They look so SO YUMMY! ?
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Sarah Hardy
Yes, I think Swerve would work fine! 🙂
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Victoria
Can't wait to try these!!! I was wondering, I found the Voortman shortbread cookies that are yummy, was wondering what it would be like to crush a few and add them...I'll let you know...
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Katy
These look amazing! Do you think I could use evaporated milk and some added stevia instead of the condensed milk?
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Sarah Hardy
No, the evaporated milk would not be thick enough to hold these cookies together.
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Tara
This is great. I'm putting together my holiday cookie list this weekend. It will be 100% gluten free and keto this year! One advantage to keto cookies is that they always have a simply ingredient list. Thanks for sharing!Reply
Jenn
I used to make these cookies before going keto with the traditional condensed milk. Thank you so much for making a healthier version! Question for you...I made a batch of keto and a batch of non-keto and using a muffin top baking pan (worked perfectly!) . However, the regular batch held together really well while the ones using sugar-free ingredients are loose and falling apart although still delicious. I know I did something wrong - probably too little or too much of your sugar-free condensed milk. What do you think I should do next time to correct?Reply
Sarah Hardy
I advise freezing them and then moving them to the refrigerator. That solidifies the ingredients and helps keep them from falling apart. 🙂
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Tina Ake
Got impatient and didn't read the last part about putting these in the fridge so mine didn't stay in cookie form. My husband and I could have cared less! These are just as amazing eating them straight out of the muffin tin with a spoon. Guess I'll go put the rest in the freezer to see what happens.....Reply
Patti
Hi I'm having a problem with putting something so hot directly in my freezer. It brings the temp down. Plus I didn't see anything about silicone cups till I was reading the reviews. I wish I had known ahead of time.
I can't wait to eat them they look like they came out great especially the sweetened milk came out great. Yummy. I'm just worried about the freezer thing. Mine is so full.
Thank you for a great recipe.Reply
Patti
Well this the 3rd time I have ask you a question. im going to try one more time.
Is there another alternative to putting the hot cookies directly in the freezer.?
I would appreciate some help.
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Sarah Hardy
I would advise letting the cookies cool on the counter first, then placing them in the freezer to harden completely.
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Patti
Thank you so much. Your recipes are the best of the best. I've made both versions of your almond joy cookies and they come out perfectly every time.
I'm working on your biscuits now. Thank you for all the hard work. I know coming up with these recipes isn't easy a lot of trial and error.
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Sher
These were really good but I am having a hard time getting same nutritional info . I believe it's because if the lily chocolate chips . 1 cup of them is 220 grams is that correct?Reply
Sarah Hardy
When I calculated the nutrition information I subtracted the sugar alcohols from the sweeteners and the Chocolate Chips.
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Edwena
Can you use your lighter sweetened condensed milk in these and it still work?
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Sarah Hardy
Yes!
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Takiyah Stephenson
I’ve made these 3 times already and each time they get better and better. The homemade condensed milk is super delicious. This time I stepped the flavor up a bit by adding 1 tsp of almond extract to the condensed milk. I also sprinkled a little of the coconut on top before popping them into the oven. It’s perfection! I LOVE the enhanced flavor with the extract. Looking forward to trying your other recipes. Thank you so much for this. It’s, hands down, my favorite fatty treat so far.Reply
Sarah Hardy
That sounds awesome!
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Takiyah
My only gripe with this recipe is with the nutritional info. It doesn't make sense. How did you get 40.5 calories from fat? When I calculate it out on my own, I'm getting about half that. Also, how can "fat calories" be more than "total calories." That one obviously is incorrect. Could you let me know how this information was calculated. Thanks! I just want to make sure I"m logging my info correctly.Reply
Sarah Hardy
Thank you, Takiyah for pointing that out to me! I had not noticed it before. There is no way for me to add the calories from fat in my recipe plug-in. It seems that it calculates it automatically. In researching (because that seems very strange to me as well), it looks like in order to get the calories from fat you multiply the fat by 9 (which gives the total listed in the recipe). See more here about how that is calculated. https://www.livestrong.com/article/17344-calculate-calories-fat/
I use My Fitness Pal to calculate the nutritional information for my recipes. 🙂Reply
Takiyah
Yes, I know. 9 calories for fat and 4 for both carb and protein. I'm more questioning the 40.5 grams of fat per cookie. Did you just plug everything in a calculator and let it spit it out for you? I'm just not understanding how each cookie can than have 40.5 grams of fat.
My HWC is 5 fat grams per tbsp which equates to 160 grams/ 2 cup. The butter is 11 grams of fat per tbsp (I use Kerrygold), which equates to just 22 grams for the 2 tbsp. In total, that's only 182 grams of fat for the entire recipe for the milk, BUT this cookie recipe only calls for 1 cup of the yield (or HALF the recipe) in the cookies, so only 91 fat grams (182/91). With the remaining fat from the coconut (96), almonds (28) and Libby's chocolate chips (42), TOTAL fat for the entire recipe comes to 257 grams (91 + 96 + 28 + 42). Divided by 16 cookies, that's only 16 grams of fat per cookie. How could you get 40.5?
At 16 cookies, each having 40.5 grams would mean that the calories from fat alone would be 5832 the entire recipe and I just don't see how that could be possible. I'm sorry to bombard you with all of this, I just want to make sure I"m not missing something. I'm on a strict macro counting diet so I just want to make sure there wasn't some "twist" here that I have not considered. If you could give me some insight on how you came to 40.5 calories per cookie, I would soooooooo appreciate it. Thanks!
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Takiyah
Sorry...in case you didn't understand how I got the calories from "fat" for the cookie. 40.5 grams per cookie x 16 cookies X 9 calories per gram of fat = 5832 calories. It doesn't add up when you have each cookie only being 237 calories. 237 calories per cookie x 16 cookies = 3792 calorie in total. So again, you have a situation in which the total calories from fat is more than all the calories of the recipe, which cannot be accurate.
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Sarah Hardy
No problem! I appreciate your concern when counting your macros so completely! 🙂 According to My Fitness Pal, 1 cup of Lily's Chocolate Chips has 72 grams of fat. 1/2 Cup Sliced Almonds has 360 grams of fat. And the unsweetened flaked coconut that I used (Great Value brand) has 120 grams of fat for 1.5 cups. This is a total of 560 grams of fat. Add the 88 grams of fat from the Sweetened Condensed Milk (my HWC has 6 Grams of fat per TBS and my butter has 12 grams of fat per TBS), and there is a total of 648 fat grams for the entire recipe. Divide that by 16 cookies and there are 40.5 grams of fat per cookie. I hope that helps! 🙂
However, after double checking all of my ingredients, I see that MFP has the Lily's Chips and coconut counts correct (per the package), but I do not have any sliced almonds at present to check. But looking online, it looks like there is a great discrepancy in the fat content of the almonds. That may be something to check. I will check on that the next time I am at Natural Grocers (where I buy my sliced almonds). Thank you again for your concern!
Takiyah
Thank you so much for taking the time to go through this with me! The discrepancy is definitely with the almonds. I would urge you to recheck the actual package of almonds you used for the nutritional info because 360 grams of fat for 1/2 of sliced almonds is definitely not correct. It sounds like they messed up and labeled the "calories" as the fat grams. 1/2 cup of sliced almond is about 340 calories and only about 28 grams of fat. Be careful with MFP, I constantly come across incorrect information on there so you should always double check with an alternative source if you can. As a matter of fact, I was looking for nutritional info for beef oxtails just today, and MFP showed that it had more fat than protein...but not only that, the protein was so low like that it was like it would be for slices of deli meat! LOL. I knew that could not be correct and got my nutritional breakdown from elsewhere. Hope this helps!
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Sarah Hardy
I will definitely check next time I go to that store! 🙂
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Julie
Soooo Yummy!! Baked them in mini muffin pans with little cupcake holders. Made my condensed milk recipe a few days ahead, but microwaved for 40 seconds and stirred it in; easy peesy! Put them in the freezer like suggested, and turned out perfect!!Reply
Brian Hooks
I made these with pecans instead of almonds and they are so good!! Best fat bomb ever!Reply
Polly
I made the Almond Joy Cookies last night, I’m addicted!!! They came out perfect in a muffin pan using baking cups, followed recipe to the tee (cooked for 17 minutes’instead of 15). Now, how do I quit eating them? Love them!!!Reply
Merly silva
I made this for my work and my hubby was upset i had to bring to work.. it was a big hit at work. However I had to make a batch for home.. These are AmazingReply
Stacey Davis
What a great low-carb cookie recipe. I can't wait to try these. I love Polly's idea of doing these in a muffin pan. These keto cookies are going to be a great addition to my fat bomb arsenal. Thanks!Reply
Faith
Almond Joy is one of my favorite candy bars and I love that you remade it into cookies! These are a must-try, especially when I'm looking for a treat around Halloween or the holidays. 🙂Reply
Jacque Hastert
These cookies sound fantastic! I love a healthier version of a traditional cookie like this.Reply
Heather Lanker
Best keto dessert I've ever made.Reply
Rachel Lefker
Oh my goodness these are so good!!So I made them Sunday in a toaster oven at work and used walnuts because I didn’t have any sliced almonds. Holy oil!! They tasted good but I caused quite the mess. I am sure it was because the walnuts are much oilier than the almonds (live and learn right?!). So I made them today at home and put them in an individual brownie pan. They are so beautiful and yummy! Thank you for satisfying a sweet tooth while on keto!!
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Delores
I make these cookies all the time now. I did find out that if the sweetened condensed milk is cooked too long, the butter will separate out of the cookie when baked.Reply
Anne
Can I baked them in a silicone muffin pan... Instead of a muffin tin? Will I need to cook longer???
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Sarah Hardy
Yes, you can definitely use a silicone pan, and it shouldn't require any longer bake time.
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Jennifer L.
I made these last night but I made bars and in an 8x8 tin lined with parchment. I followed the directions and they came our PERFECT!! The sweetened condensed milk is amazing. I can't wait to try it in many other things. My husband and kids gobbled them up. I made a second batch and later stored them in an airtight container in the back of my fridge so they wouldn't be seen. 😉 They are solid (no crubmling) and are delicious right out of the refrigerator. Thank you, thank you, thank you for this MAGICAL recipe!Reply
Jenn
We made these for Christmas and they are fantastic! Thank you!!Reply
Julie
These are always in my refrigerator, just in case of a food emergency! So easy, do not spike my blood sugar and satisfy my extreme sweet tooth!I use mini silicone molds for portion control as well as uniform size and it’s just plain easiest.
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Sarah Hardy
I love the idea of the silicone molds!
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Julie
These are a new favorite that I live having ready when a sweet tooth hits! I’ve been wearing a CGM and for me two mini muffin sized treats do not effect my blood sugar levels! Win!! Super easy, travels well and so so yummy! Thank you!Reply
Melissa Pratt
these are SO good. My family doesn't like sugar free desserts but this one they all loved .. making it again. It's a keeper!Reply
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