Chewy fudgey keto brownies perfect for your a la mode cravings! They’re dairy free, sugar free, gluten free and Paleo friendly! At only 2 net carbs, go ahead and have a second!
If you haven’t figured it out by now, I LOVE dessert! In my pre-keto life, I was the chocolate pie queen! I would bake just for the sake of baking and then share my goodies with friends and family. Food is definitely my love language!
So it should come as no surprise that brownies are one of my favorite sweet treats! They’re just classic.
Fun fact: a lady named Fannie Farmer is credited as the original brownie maker.
Does it get any better than that? Fannie Farmer. Love it!
Before keto, I had a BOMB brownie recipe. It was the perfect balance of chewy, fudgy, and cakey. That recipe got shelved once we started living a low carb lifestyle. Drats!
The only keto-friendly brownie recipe I have tried was really great, but avocado was the main ingredient and I just never have those on hand.
I wanted to make a recipe that reminded me of my old faithful and by gosh, I think I nailed it!
This brownie recipe is easy peasy! You will have most, if not all, of these ingredients on hand! Just dump, mix, bake, eat. Oh, and they’re guilt free! Yasssss!!
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Fudgey Keto Brownies
Chewy fudgey keto brownies perfect for your a la mode cravings! They’re dairy free, sugar free, gluten free and Paleo friendly! Only 2 net carbs!
Ingredients
- 2 cups almond flour
- 1/4 cup cocoa powder
- 1/3 cup powdered monkfruit (or 1 cup erythritol)
- 1 teaspoons baking powder
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup water
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease 8"x8" baking dish or line anwith parchment paper and set aside.
- Combine the dry ingredients in a large bowl. Use a mixer to whisk out any lumps.
- Add the eggs and mayonnaise and whisk until combined.
- Add the vanilla and whisk until combined.
- Add the water and whisk until combined.
- Transfer the batter to the prepared baking dish. Bake for 30 minutes. A toothpick should not come out clean after baking.
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 9 Serving Size: 1 brownieAmount Per Serving: Calories: 339Total Fat: 29.8gCarbohydrates: 6gFiber: 3.6gProtein: 7.4g
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Marsha Vinning
Sunday 26th of June 2022
curious as to why when I calculate in carb manager that is tells me these are 12 total carbs with 4g fiber, so 8 net carbs? I think I used the same ingredients
Karen
Sunday 24th of November 2019
Hi Anna: Thank you so much for this awesome recipe! I started keto baking this year and have found some good brownie recipes, but yours is truly the BEST! It is chewy, fudgy and cakey, which is amazing! Plus, I love that it uses mayo instead of butter or cream cheese, which normally have to be at room temp. The only changes I made were that I used coconut milk instead of water, I added chopped walnuts and used a 9x9 pan. I have silicone 8x8 pans but I feel the metal pans give me more consistent results. To me, the big wild card in baking keto desserts is the sweetener. I don’t like Erythritol/monk fruit/powdered stevia, so I use either Truvia or Swerve. Thanks again for this recipe! It will make a great Christmas present!
Wela
Monday 4th of February 2019
Does the recipe need for Mayo? Or can it be made without it?
Anna Hunley
Tuesday 5th of February 2019
Yes, you need the mayo. I promise you won't taste it once it's been cooked.
Cora
Sunday 14th of October 2018
Is the sweetener substitutes good and healthy for growing kids to have too? I just started keto and am very new to not using regular granulated sugar but I love to bake and my kids love eating them! :) thanks in advance!
Anna Hunley
Monday 15th of October 2018
Hi Cora! (love your name btw) Sugar alcohols such as erythritol are the best option you can give your kids! Sugar alcohols (despite their unfortunate name) are not artificial sweeteners and do not effect glucose levels in the same way honey, sugar, agave, etc. do. My kids eat all of the food I make and they LOVE these brownies. They can't even tell a difference anymore. Granulated sugar is one of the worst foods we can possibly give our children. Here is a really good and informative post by Ruled.Me (one of my favorite sources) about sugar alcohols that can help you learn more!
Samantha
Wednesday 19th of September 2018
Are you using granulated sugar or the powder sugar?
Anna Hunley
Wednesday 19th of September 2018
You can use either. I like the Sukrin Icing Sugar for everything but whatever you normally use would be fine.