After you try this Keto Hot Chocolate Mix you'll never go back to store-bought again! It's creamy, rich, and only uses 3 simple ingredients! It's perfect to keep on hand for anytime a craving for hot chocolate hits!

My kids LOVE hot chocolate, and I mean LOVE!!!! Even though I have a go-to hot chocolate recipe that we all really enjoy, it requires melting chocolate chips on the stove - something I don't always feel like doing.

It's nice to have a pre-made mix that you only need to add water or non-dairy milk to when the craving hits. It's also nice to have a mix to give to family and friends.

Unlike most packaged hot chocolate though, this one isn't full of sugar, artificial ingredients, and fillers - it's something you can actually feel good about drinking!

Plus, it has the heavy whipping cream built right in, making it rich, thick, and creamy with just water or non-dairy milk added!

Or if you're looking for more keto desserts, I think you'll love these Keto Cinnamon Rolls Without Cheese, Easy Fudge, and Cut-Out Sugar Cookies recipes!

Jump to:

• Ingredients
• Frequently Asked Questions
• The sweetener
• How many carbs are there?
• Storage
• Substitutions
• Variations
• Toppings
• 💭 Top tips
• 📖 Recipe
• 💬 Comments

Ingredients

Here are the simple ingredients you will need:

• Cocoa Powder - For chocolatey goodness!
• Powdered Allulose/Monkfruit Sweetener - Or any sugar-free powdered sweetener you prefer.
• Heavy Whipping Cream Powder - Can be substituted with whole milk powder.
• Sea Salt - optional

Frequently Asked Questions

The sweetener

For the keto low-carb sweetener, any keto powdered sweetener will work!

I prefer to use powdered monk fruit sweetener with allulose because it dissolves beautifully and has NO aftertaste! But again, use whatever you prefer 😀

If you only have granulated sweetener, simply blend in a super dry blender until it's "powdered" then measure it out for the mix.

If using pure allulose, it's not quite as sweet as other sweeteners. So for every 1 cup of sugar, you'll need to use 1 ⅓ cup of allulose.

For Paleo, monk fruit and allulose are both paleo-friendly, but powdered coconut palm sugar also works great!

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How many carbs are there?

There are only 3 ingredients. Let's examine each one.

• Cocoa powder has 3 carbs and 1 net carb per serving.
• Powdered Monk Fruit/Allulose Sweetener has 3 carbs and 0 net carbs per serving.
• Heavy Whipping Cream Powder has 1 carb and 1 net carb per serving.

When it's all said and done, it adds up to 1 net carb per serving.

If you mix it with unsweetened almond milk it's a total of 2 net carbs.

💭Tip: Be sure to use unsweetened non-dairy milk because cow's milk is a bit high in carbs.

This is miles below a whopping 27 carbs for a small hot chocolate from Starbucks!

Storage

• Store: Place the prepared mix in an airtight container with a lid, such as a Mason Jar, and store for up to 3 months at room temperature.
• Freeze: Freeze the low-carb hot chocolate mix in an airtight container for up to 6 months.

Substitutions

• If you prefer, you can replace the heavy whipping cream powder with dried milk powder. Then, when hydrating the mix, add a few tablespoons of heavy whipping cream to make it extra rich and creamy!
• If using dried milk powder, each serving will have 2 net carbs.
• If you are dairy-free, use coconut milk powder. When hydrating the mix, add a few tablespoons of full-fat canned coconut milk to make it rich and creamy!
• For the full-fat canned coconut milk, I recommend using Thai Kitchen, Sprouts, or Native Forest brands because other brands may leave an aftertaste. I also recommend not storing it in the fridge, otherwise, it will separate and be hard to stir.
• For Paleo, use a paleo-friendly powdered sweetener and use the dairy-free options above. For the sweetener, I prefer to blend some coconut palm sugar in a super dry blender until it's "powdered" then measure it out for the mix.

Variations

If you're feeling adventurous, here are some keto hot chocolate variations:

• Mexican: Add some cinnamon (around ¼ to ½ tsp.) and cayenne or chili powder (one or two pinches) to your mug along with the rest of the ingredients.
• Peppermint: Add peppermint extract (start with 1 tsp. then add more as needed) to your mug along with the remaining ingredients.
• Caramel: Top with whipped cream and drizzle with keto caramel sauce.

Toppings

Here are a few of my favorite toppings:

• Whipped Cream
• Shaved Chocolate
• Keto Marshmallows
• Drizzle of Chocolate Syrup or Caramel Sauce

💭 Top tips

• This recipe has the heavy whipping cream built right in! Because of this, it can be hydrated with water and still turn out rich and creamy!
• For the sweetener, I prefer to use powdered monk fruit sweetener with allulose because it dissolves beautifully and has NO aftertaste! However, any low-carb powdered sweetener will work and powdered coconut palm sugar works great for Paleo!
• Pure allulose isn't as sweet as other sweeteners, so you'll need to add an extra ⅓ cup.
• If you only have granulated sweetener, simply blend in a super dry blender until it's "powdered" then measure it out for the mix.

If you’ve tried this Keto Hot Chocolate Mix or any other recipe on the blog please let me know in the comments below!

📖 Recipe