Keto Thanksgiving Fudge

Most of the time devoted to this recipe is meant for ingredients to cool or set. You’ll be spending very little time in the kitchen to make this Keto Thanksgiving dessert recipe! Plus, it’s easy to throw together too. This Thanksgiving Keto chocolate fudge is made with dark chocolate, coconut oil, and almond butter. Hints of brown sugar and cinnamon give warm and comforting vibes. Homemade candied orange pieces are sprinkled throughout the bites of fudge, which round out any holiday meal. Keto or not, adults and kids will like munching on this healthy fudge. If you don’t want to make individual portions, you can refrigerate the fudge in a full slab before slicing it into servings.

Are Oranges Keto?

No, you can’t eat an orange on the Keto diet, but oranges have a strong citrus flavor. This means you can get a lot from a small amount, which is useful when making Keto desserts. The healthiest parts of oranges are the high-fiber parts. Add orange zest or peel to desserts and baked goods for flavor. Instead of using sugary orange juice, bake savory dishes with thin slices of orange to extract the flavor and fewer calories.

I Don’t Own A Mini Cupcake Pan

If you don’t own a mini cupcake pan to make individual portions of Keto fudge, you can fill a regular-sized cupcake pan halfway. For a faster way to set the fudge, spread the liquid in a rimmed dish lined with parchment paper. Refrigerate the fudge, then crack it like chocolate bark. Simply portion your serving of fudge by weight.