Keto Hot Fudge Brownie Mug Cake

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  • prep time

    prep time

    4 min

  • cook time

    cook time

    1 min

  • ready time

    ready time

    5 min

Keto Hot Fudge Brownie Mug Cake

49 ratings

If you love hot fudge as I do, you will love this hot fudge brownie mug cake which is ready under 5 minutes!

  • Net Carbs

    4.1 g

  • Fiber

    2.6 g

  • Total Carbs

    25.5 g

  • Protein

    6.6 g

  • Fats

    16.5 g

200 cals

Keto Hot Fudge Brownie Mug Cake

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Ingredients

  • Avocado Oil

    Avocado Oil

    1 teaspoon

  • Almond Flour

    Almond Flour

    2 tablespoon

  • The Ultimate Icing Sugar Replacement by Swerve

    The Ultimate Icing Sugar Replacement by Swerve

    2 tablespoon

  • Raw Egg, Yolk

    Raw Egg, Yolk

    1 large

  • Vanilla Extract

    Vanilla Extract

    ¼ teaspoon

  • Water

    Water

    1 tablespoon

  • 100% Cocoa Special Dark by Hershey's

    100% Cocoa Special Dark by Hershey's

    1 tbsp

  • Chocolate Sauce, Syrup, Sugar Free

    Chocolate Sauce, Syrup, Sugar Free

    1 teaspoon

Recipe Steps

steps 3

5 min

  • Step 1

    Combine all the ingredients into a microwave proof 4 oz ramekin or mug. Stir to combine well.
    Step 1
  • Step 2

    Microwave on HIGH for 45 seconds or until brownie is cooked through. You may need more or less time depending on your microwave. The goal is not to overcook the brownie.
    Step 2
  • Step 3

    Top with sugar-free chocolate sauce!
    Step 3

Comments 30

  • Ange

    Ange 2 months ago

    I used sugar free maple syrup. Was ok but very doughy. I think I have made better with coconut flour. Be interesting to use sugar free chocolate and see how that goes. Ok but wouldn’t make again

    • FrishAvacidu34

      FrishAvacidu34 9 months ago

      I've made this twice. Once with stevia which was not very good, but then yesterday got swerve (per recipe) at Walmart along with some keto dark chocolate chips and bam this is a WINNER!! It satisfied my chocolate craving and was soooo delicious.

      • Jaamiii

        Jaamiii 2 years ago

        I like it but way too sweet... Next time I will half the sugar replacement.

        • sherio

          sherio 2 years ago

          Love this treat! I used tiger nut flour, added some sliced almonds. A little whipping cream was the perfect final touch!

          • MirthfulRadish373407

            MirthfulRadish373407 3 years ago

            Baked in the oven at 325 °F for 25 minutes. Perfect and delicious!

            • StupendousKale245314

              StupendousKale245314 3 years ago

              Taste is ok but hated the crumby texture. I also added sf chocolate chips Because it wasn’t chocolatey enough for me.

              • Lchap329

                Lchap329 4 years ago

                Quick and easy. Perfect for satisfying your sweet tooth. Made as directed, then added a touch of sugar free whipped cream. Yum!

                • FortuitousAvocado360583

                  FortuitousAvocado360583 4 years ago

                  Can I leave out the egg and maybe use a little more oil or water? I don’t eat eggs.

                  • Grateful One

                    Grateful One 4 years ago

                    I would substitute several ingredients for organic and I don’t eat microwave food so has anyone made this in an oven?

                    • diannehastie6c06

                      diannehastie6c06 3 years ago

                      I make mug cakes in the oven all the time it takes a little longer that's all

                    • SeaKayaker

                      SeaKayaker 3 years ago

                      Science is not a viewpoint, it's based on proof

                    • LittleBoo

                      LittleBoo 3 years ago

                      As a Medical Scientist, I would be grateful for research evidence showing proof that microwaves directly affect nutritional quality of food, or for that matter, physical abnormalities relating to their use. Please quote all related references. I currently am aware that temperature of cooking heat, length of storage, and methods of storage can all affect nutritional levels.

                    • Laverne67

                      Laverne67 3 years ago

                      Yes. Usually nut flours are 325 instead of 350. Check time often. You don’t want to dry it out. Pinterest has many almond flour baked recipes. Grease your pan good so it won’t stick

                    • Mrsb

                      Mrsb 3 years ago

                      You just keep eating microwaved food. No thanks for us!!

                    • josie0695

                      josie0695 4 years ago

                      SO! *Has* anyone tried making this in an oven? Toaster oven? Our microwave died and we're trying to learn to live without one.

                    • MirthfulMacadamia100746

                      MirthfulMacadamia100746 4 years ago

                      I love when housewives think they know anything about how technology works is hilarious. Only thing to be worried about with microwaves is putting in certain plastic containers that can leach into the food. Microwaves do not kill nutrients in organic food material. Just keep reading the internet instead of a book .. lmao

                    • FavorableKale144181

                      FavorableKale144181 4 years ago

                      Actually, I have learned through Covid that you can’t trust what you read. The fact checking is meaningless and I think we are going to find out that microwaves not only destroys food but also give off more radiation then we should be exposed to.

                    • UnbelievableAvocado973729

                      UnbelievableAvocado973729 4 years ago

                      Please don’t invalidate someone’s viewpoint because it is different than yours. There are many reasons we may not use microwaves

                    • Cyndi

                      Cyndi 4 years ago

                      Do more research. Microwaves do not kill nutrients. That was a false myth that went around the internet some time ago. You also might want to try judging other people less.

                    • FabulousMacadamia936356

                      FabulousMacadamia936356 4 years ago

                      I agree, the problem I have with MANY Diets these days, and that ppl want to GO HEALTHY, But then use a Microwave....lol...it kind of defeats the purpose of eating healthy to KILL Everything that is good for you by Zapping It in a Microwave. Just Saying :-)

                  • Mstafford1

                    Mstafford1 4 years ago

                    Perfect for sweet tooth

                    • FortuitousMacadamia300822

                      FortuitousMacadamia300822 4 years ago

                      Will definitely make this again!

                      • Anonymous

                        Anonymous 4 years ago

                        So good! My go-to when I 𝙣𝙚𝙚𝙙 chocolate 😊 Even better with chopped pecans & squirt of whip cream. (my little cheat)

                        • Karki42

                          Karki42 4 years ago

                          Very good but extremely sweet! I would decrease the amount of sweetener

                          • igerber

                            igerber 4 years ago

                            A bit of extra creamy cool whip on top and this has quickly become my favorite treat. Love the convenience of it!

                            • Jazmin

                              Jazmin 4 years ago

                              Can I use coconut flour instead of almond?!?

                              • Vicky

                                Vicky 4 years ago

                                I used about half the sweetener and used sugar free chocolate chips on top. Oh and coconut oil as I don’t have any avocado oil. It sure satisfied my sweet tooth and was filling! Great combination! Thank you for sharing!

                                • Somer

                                  Somer 5 years ago

                                  This was so yummy. First time cooking with Swerve and it tasted great. I had a tiny scoop of ice cream with it and it was divine! I did use a bit less sugar than was called for about 1.5 Tbsp and it was plenty sweet.

                                  • Lovegolfing

                                    Lovegolfing 5 years ago

                                    This was really good. It definitely scratched the itch.

                                    • Afrazier

                                      Afrazier 5 years ago

                                      Delicious!