23 Must Have Easy Keto Cookies for 2024

I like this recipe because it is so thinly cut.

I love biscotti but don't like to dunk anything in my coffee and find that the traditional thick-cut can be a bit hard on my teeth.

It can be tough to slice them this thinly, although it is easier to do when the log is still somewhat moist.

Make sure that you don't over-cover the log before slicing it to get the thin cut. Use a sharp knife and aim to cut right through the log with one movement.

These elegant and decadent cranberry almond biscotti cookies are perfect for the holidays.

They are made with almond and coconut flour.

Liz says that she adds a quarter cup of coconut flour to one and a half cups of almond flour as it thickens the batter and helps to hold it all together.

Another tip from her is to use dried cranberries as fresh ones would add too much moisture to the batter.

This recipe is from Liz at Low Carb Yum. She is a fantastic baker, so enjoy!

I love how colorful these biscuits are.

You know I am always drawn to the colorful recipes if you have followed me for a while. 🙂

The folks at Low Carb Support suggest using xanthan gum or psyllium husk to improve the texture and prevent it from crumbling when you cut the log into slices.

This recipe and picture are from Low Carb Support.

I like the simplicity of this recipe. It has only six ingredients and is what it is - an almond -flavored biscotti.

There are no added nuts, berries or exotic flavors.

I like this recipe because it is so easy to make and reminds me of what we called "soet koekies" or directly translated - sweet cookies.

Gerri from My Keto Kitchen says that these are not only delicious, but she also uses them as the base for no-bake cheesecakes and pies.

I love this keto peanut butter recipe because it is delicious and made with only three ingredients.

What can be simpler?

I also love the rich color and the lines across the cookie. That is exactly how my mother's used to look. 🙂

Go here for the recipe and the source of the photo.

I have fond memories of the smell of cinnamon when we were baking, so I had to find a keto cinnamon biscuit. 🙂

We were never this creative with our baking. But I love these cinnamon swirl biscuits, and they are much easier to make than I imagined.

So another simple and easy keto cookie recipe for you and your kids to make this holiday.

For the recipe and beautiful step-by-step pictures of the whole process, visit Keto Diet App.

These three treats are easy to make, perfect for the holidays, and just so delicious.

I looked for a low-carb or keto-friendly oats cookie recipe on my trip down memory lane.

I am still looking!

I like this recipe because of its crunch. 

And as a bonus, they are nut-free and packed with fiber.

Traveling or rushed in the mornings? Then try them as a breakfast substitute.

I like these because they are quick to make and are a tasty and healthy snack.

I make them with almond butter as I usually limit my peanut butter intake. I know that makes them more expensive, but it does work well.

If you don't like coconut, you are kind of out of luck when it comes to no-bake cookies because most of the recipes include coconut.

But, if you really can't stand coconut, Melissa suggests pulsing almonds or cashews down until relatively fine and replacing the coconut with the nuts. 

If you substitute the coconut for nuts, let us know how that worked out.

This no bake keto cookie recipe is from Melissa at How to This and That. 

I like that these coconut clusters are made with coconut flakes or coconut chips. It gives them a completely different texture.

Here is the recipe.

I am not sure whether these are fat bombs or cookies, but they are fantastic. 

From I Breathe I'm Hungry, Melissa says she created these because of her...

"desperate desire for something sweet and chocolatey RIGHT NOW."

I can very much relate to that. What about you?

I love cream cheese, and these fudge haystacks give the fudgy consistency and...

Yeah, I can go on all day about how divine these are, but rather try them yourself.

Go here for the recipe and the source of the photo.

These no-bake cookies are all easy to make and a fun activity with your kids. The best is that your kids will love them too.

To quote Vicky and Rami:

"Our cookie dough mousse recipe is perfect for when that hankering for cookie dough arises!"

Our cookie dough mousse recipe is perfect for when that hankering for cookie dough arises!

Before I found this recipe, I never even thought about getting my cookie fix in this way. Enjoy...

For the recipe and the source of the photo, visit All Day I Dream About Food. Carolyn is an excellent ketogenic baker and cook. 

If you like to watch how food is prepared, watch how Carolyn makes this cookie dessert.

Do you like thick, soft, fudgy cookies?

Have you ever bought a soft cookie late at night at a gas station? Yeah, you know the ones I'm referring to.

Then you want to try these.

They are made in ramekins in the microwave and are ready in minutes. These quick recipes, for one, are a lifesaver when you follow a keto diet.

For the recipe and the source of the cute picture, go to Uplate Anyway.

The cookie I see everybody miss in the Facebook groups and forums is Oreo. 

The shop-bought ones are highly processed and have no place in a ketogenic life.

However, an Oreo cookie sandwich is just a chocolate shortbread cookie filled with cream cheese icing and is quite simple to make.

If you'd like to indulge in an Oreo cookie during these holidays, then this is the Oreo recipe I like...

Get this low-carb Oreo recipe and original image here at The Primitive Palate.

I like this recipe because it is made without almond or coconut flour. I generally bake with almond flour, but it is nice also to have everyday go-to recipes without almond flour.

Feeling like a seriously chocolaty treat that is moist, fudgy, and soft, then check out Kyndra's recipe and the original picture source here at Peace, Love, and Low Carb.

These cookies are crispy. 🙂 If you like your chocolate chip cookies crispy on the outside, give them a go...

Get the recipe here.

What I like most about these little biscuits is the smell of pumpkin spice while they are baking.

They are made with coconut flour, cream cheese, and pumpkin puree. If you like soft cookies, you are in for a treat with this holiday favorite. 

Like me, you probably don't eat much pumpkin as part of your ketogenic lifestyle, but autumn and the holidays hve to be the exception.

And anyway, these cookies are sugar-free and have only 1 net gram of carbs per delicious biscuit.

You can get the recipe at Divalicious Recipes.

There are many keto Halloween cookie recipes available on the internet. You'll find witch fingers, monsters, skeletons, spiders, and all the scary cookie ideas that you can imagine.

But the ones I found the most amazing are the ones in the video below by the Traveling Pastry Hunter.

These themed cookies are made with a healthy keto cookie as the base. They are then painted with sugar-free dark chocolate.

In the video below, she shows how she paints:

Watch how easily she creates all these amazing Halloween cookies...

The Traveling Pastry Hunter uses a few basic cookies as her canvases. She then "paints" them to create her Halloween-themed cookies.

You can visit the index page for all her recipes. 

Her creations are not limited to Halloween. If you like these, you'll also enjoy her gingerbread cookies and New Year's desserts on the same page.

I like these because they are so festive and beautiful.

They will light up any holiday or Christmas tea table and make for a beautiful gift for your host at a lunch or dinner party during the holidays.

They're a lovely and thoughtful gift to a ketoer or can be added to a Christmas gift basket with ketogenic goodies.

These keto-friendly festive cookies are from Brenda at Sugar Free Mom.

I like these grain-free and sugar-free gingerbread men because what is Christmas baking without gingerbread men?

Isn't it great fun to decorate gingerbread men with your kids or grandkids?

Classic gingerbread men recipe.

Here I share what I call New World Keto Cuisine.

These recipes are inspired by the low-carb, high-fat ketogenic lifestyle.

... and where better to start than with Fathead?

If you've been living a ketogenic life for a while, you are probably familiar with fathead dough and may be using it to make keto friendly pizza.

If you don't know:

Fathead dough is made with mozzarella cheese, cream cheese, almond flour and egg. 

With this base, you can make pizza bases, bread rolls, crackers, and of course cookies and other sweet treats like danishes and cinnamon rolls.

I am sharing this one because if you are collecting a core of essential recipes that you must have on your keto lifestyle, then a fathead cookie recipe is definitely on the must-have list.

Source 

Most ketogenic cookies are made with nut flour.

But what if you or your children are allergic to nuts?

To the rescue - coconut flour...

... and this simple coconut flour sugar cookie recipe.

What makes this even better for anybody with allergies is that it is also dairy-free.

Recipe and photo source

Almond Zucchini Bites

I share these because I enjoy the smell of cinnamon and nutmeg when I bake.

I also love the way Alison from Food by Mars packed them in this lovely box. They'll make for a precious holiday gift.

This recipe is especially for our readers in the southern hemisphere who may have lots of ripe zucchini about now.

If it is summer where you are - enjoy...  

You may also like our easy keto zucchini recipe roundup with 31 delicious zucchini ideas.

Get the recipe and many more lovely pictures at Food by Mars.

Traditional recipes are generally converted to keto-friendly ones by changing the flour and the sugar.

Wheat flour is substituted with almond flour, coconut flour, protein powder, or a combination thereof.

Regular sugar is replaced with a healthy sugar alternative that does not impact blood sugar to the same extent as that regular sugar does.

Thank you for sharing my journey down memory lane. I look forward to reading your memories and keto cookie recipes and ideas when you share them with us.