101 Yummy Snacks and Treats for Low-Carb Diet

We know how hard it is for our readers to kick start their low-carb diet. All the rules to learn and recipes to search can truly take a toll on your life as you are already juggling your busy work and life schedules. We also know that eating the same foods on repetition can cause nutrient deficiency.

So we have taken the initiative to search through the best cooking blogs and recipes online, and compiled this extensive list of 101 yummy low-carb snacks and treats. In doing so, we hope that we can help our readers make their daily cooking easier and more interesting.

To make this list more convenient to navigate, we have classified these recipes according to their carb contents:

5 Grams Or Less Recipes

1. Parmesan Chips. Craving for some potato chips? If you are a cheese fans, this crunchy cheesy chip will quickly become your new go-to snack recipe.
2. Dark Chocolate Mousse. This recipe is for the dark chocolate fanatics who just want to indulge in that creamy chocolate taste. No sugar, no addictive. Just pure dark chocolate whipped into this smooth and velvety creation. Topped with coconut whipped cream, it is a pure indulgement with extremely low sugar content.
3. Prosciutto-Wrapped Asparagus Dipped in Soft Boiled Eggs. This is a wonderful finger food and appetizer recipe. And you can get your kids to help with the preparation. They will have fun wrapping the prosciutto around the asparagus. It is a wonderful way to bond with your children while cooking.
4. Paleo Chocolate Coffee Coconut Truffle. Although these truffles are fat bombs for ketogenic diet followers, they are also great for any low-carb diet individuals as well. That little but of coffee bean and chocolate is a great way to wake you up in the afternoon when you feel like you need a coffee. And along with the coconut oil, you will get an instant boost in nutrient and minerals while you feel full until dinner time.
5. White Chocolate Fat Bombs. This is pure joy. ZERO sugar content. A little bit of fat to keep you feeling full and energized when you start to feel a little hungry several hours after your breakfast or lunch. It is also an excellent late night munchie. Just pop one in your mouth and that’s all you need.
6. Bacon Wrapped Jalapeno Pepper Poppers. Is this a wonderful party treat for all the Jalapeno Pepper overs. If you love the recipe but can’t stand the Jalapenos, try swapping for mini sweet bell peppers instead. It is much more kids friendly as well. A great way to get your kids and husband eating more veggies.
7. Beef Jerky. For all the meat lovers, this is probably the most wonderful snack on earth. It is even better than meat on a stick. And they are excellent as a quick after-workout snack or afternoon protein treat.
8. Coconut Jelly. Hot summer days can be torturous. All you want is something cold and sweet to make you feel better. This coconut jelly will quickly cool you down and put a smile on your face. They are also great for kids. If you want a little more tropical feel, consider adding some mango chunks into the jelly. Beware not to use pineapples as they consist a special enzyme that prevent the jelly from setting.
9. Tuna Bites. These bite size tuna patties are great as snacks for after-school, after-workout, and afternoons. It can also double duty as treats and appetizers for potluck parties and night time casual get-togethers.
10. Crispy Chicken Strips. Who doesn’t love a piece of tender yet crispy chicken strips? These irresistible savory snacks is wonderful for all occassions: appetizers, potluck dish, weekend game events, all kids-related events, and even lunch and dinner dish. If you are tired of chicken, you can also try out this recipe on shrimp and fish fillets.
11. Low Carb Caramel Sauce. Sometimes, all you need is a little bit of caramel sauce to jazz things up. This goes well with some apples and pears. Or if you are adventurous, drizzle it on some vanilla ice-cream, pancakes, or waffles. Be careful to stow this in a secret place. Your family may have the urge to just eat the sauce from the jar.
12. Mock Peanut Butter Fudge. We all need a little bit of sweet snack every now and then. But if you are on a low-carb diet or require very low intake of carbs for health reasons, this fudge is just the right recipe you should keep. With only 1.57g of carb per serving, you can snack away without worry.
13. Fruity Cheesecake Mousse. If yogurt cannot curb your sweet tooth craving, this mousse may just be what you need. Everyone who has tried this recipe cannot say enough good things about the extra creamy yet fluffy texture similar to the New York cheesecake. For individuals who have more carb quotas to work with, you may consider putting a scoop of peanut butter or even Nutella into the mousse for a variety change.
14. Cheese Roll-Ups. Move over string cheese. This crispy cheese treat is so much better. It is almost like a crunchy spring roll without all the starch. Just pure cheesy goodness. They are awesome as kids snacks and football game finger foods.
15. Grass-Fed Cinnamon Butter Fat Bombs. If you are on a Paleo or low-carb diet, you may need some emergency “candy” fix just in case you are craving for some sweet munchies. These cinnamon butter fat bombs are just the right things to store in your fridge for such occasion.
16. Keto Lime Creamsicles. This creamiscle recipe is perfect for the hot summer days. With the coconut milk cooling down your system while offering you plenty of nutrients and minerals, these creamiscles are so delightful they are like a dream come true.
17. Avocado Deviled Eggs. This is the ultimate party food that all low-carb individuals should not miss. With almost no carb contents in this recipe, you can snack away happily without needing to worry about your carb intake.
18. Cinnamon Bun Fat Bomb Bars. If you are on a ketogenic diet and need to find some munchies that fit the requirements, this desset bar recipe is made just for you. That sweet almond butter, cinnamon, and coconut oil combination make it smell just like a cinnamon bun without the loaded sugar. You can whip up a batch of these treats and save them for whenever you need a mini snack or something to nibble on when you get the munchies.
19. Coconut Chocolate Bar. Yes! You can still have chocolate bars when you are on a diet. No lie. These homemade bars are so good that they taste even better than store bought candy bars. If you are a nut lover, you may even want to add some almond flakes, peanuts, or hazelnuts to the mix to jazz things up.
20. Bacon and Egg Fat Bombs. If you are looking for a savory recipe for fat bombs, look no further. This breakfast style fat bomb is a great morning snack for all the meat and bacon lovers. Combined with some free-range, organic eggs, butter, and home-made mayonnaise, you are good to go. They are wonderful as an after-workout go-to treat.
21. Keto Bread. When it comes to low-carb diets, it is truly difficult to find a loaf of bread that is super low in carb contents. If you are a bread lover, grilled-cheese sandwich fanatic, or avocado toast fan, you need bread. This recipe can help you create these awesome loaves that contain roughly 0.3g of carbs per slice. No more worrying about whether you can afford to chow down on a yummy snack sandwich.

6 to 10 Grams Recipes

1. Eggplant Chips. If you are looking for a slightly more starchy yet healthy chip alternative, this eggplant chips recipe won’t dissapoint. And with the natural sweetness from the eggplant, you can omit the sugar and salt for the ultimate healthy snack.
2. Almond Thins. A little bit of saltiness and a little bit of sweetness. These almond thins are simple yet the best way to curb your biscuit cravings. They are also great snacks for kids and complement to thick soups.
3. Chocolate Popsicles. For all the chocolate lovers, this treat is perfect for the hot summer days. Instead of getting the store-bought popsicles, simply make your own. Equally tasty, but much easier on your body and your wallet.
4. Guacamole Bacon Stuffed Pepper Poppers. Love guacamole but want to stay away from all the corn chips? This sweet pepper popper filled with scrumptious guacamole and bacon is your savior. Now you can get in some extra and nutrients when you enjoy your favorite food.
5. Low Carb Peanut Butter Cookies. You only need 4 ingredients for these delicious peanut butter cookies. For the chocolate fans, you can add some dark chocolate chunks or chips into the batter for some chocolate peanut butter cookies.
6. Caveman Protein Bars. This recipe is for all the die-hard low-carb paleo fans. It is not for the faint of heart as it contains beef heart. If you want to give this protein bar a try but a little scared of eating hearts, you may substitute the protein source with ground beef or steak meat.
7. Caramelized Coconut Chips. This will quickly become your home’s favorite snack. No more popcorn and chips. This all-healthy coconut chip is full of flavor and aroma, and they are packed with omega-3s. So snack away.
8. Cauliflower Tater Tots. Not everyone enjoy sweet snacks and treats. This cauliflower tater tot allows the cheese and tater tot fans to nosh on some piping hot and savory snack. They are perfect as appetizers and party finger foods.
9. Cheesebake Brownies. Cheesecake, brownie, 7.1g of carb per serving. Need we say more? Give this recipe a try. That freshly baked cheesebake brownie is guaranteed to be a party favorite.
10. Healthy Spinach Dip. Dip is the essence of a great party. But the problem for store-bought dips is that they are loaded with a lot of sugar and salt. If you want an awesom dip, why not make your own? This Spinach dip will get everyone huddle around the table and get the conversation started.
11. Strawberry Mango Salsa. This fruity salsa cannot be missed! Instead of using sugar or syrup to salsa, why not use fruits to create this refreshing salsa dip? It is just so delicious that you can just eat it as a salad.
12. Guiltless Garlic Parmesan Wings. For most diets, the experts usually will tell you to stay away from chicken wings as they are full of fat and salt. For low-carb diets, the wings can make it to your top snack for game nights. For this recipe, because these yummy wings are baked instead of fried, you can truly enjoy those yummy bits without any guilt. And guess what, you will be taking in good amounts of niacin, choline, phosphorus, and even collagen. How cool is that?
13. Almond Baked Donuts. If you are telling your friends and co-workers that you are allowed to munch on donuts while you are on a diet, they will all probably scoff at you. The trick lies in the almond flour. Just hand one to them, no words are needed.
14. Low-Carb Lemon Cheesecake Bars. These refreshing cheesecake bars are insanely delicious! After a hard week of work, these can help you kickstart your weekend like nothing else. It also does superbly well as a tea-time treat when you are having some girlfriends over your home to catch up or group binge on the latest Netflix shows.
15. Salt and Vinegar Zucchini Chips. There are times when everyone just wants to bite into some crunchy chips. These Zucchini chips allow you to snack away happily. If you are not a fan of vinegar, you can simply skip this ingredient. You can also consider adding some pepper, paprika, or even chili flakes to the mix instead.
16. Salty Lime Roasted Nuts. If Zucchini chips is too much work for you, you may want to consider making some homemade roasted nuts instead. The store-bought versions are always too salty and contain preservatives. In worst case, you will end up with stale nuts. Why risk all that? Instead, your homemade nuts will be toasty warm, extra crunchy, and taste just right.
17. Thai Curry Roasted Cashews. This is another nut recipe for the nutty fans out there. If you love Asian food and enjoy eating spicy foods, this is just the right nutty mix for you.
18. Mascarpone Cheese Mousse and Berries. This extra rich and silky cheese mousse is so out-of-the-world good! If you do not know that mascarpone cheese is, it is an Italian soft cheese that is often used as a thickener for soup, risotto. It is also used in many dessert recipes such as tiramisu and canole. If you cannot find mascarpone cheese, you can substitute with French crème fraiche, English clotted cream, or even other high-quality cream cheese or ricotta cheese.
19. Sugar Free Chia Jam. We all need a little bit of jam in our lives. If you can create some protein-packed jams within 5 minutes with only 4 ingredients, would you give this a try? We most definitely did and we love it so much! Raspberries, blueberries, and strawberries. We are even thinking of making our own grape jellies with this recipe.
20. Quick and Easy Microwaved Cinnamon Apples. Sometimes, all it takes is combining the simplest ingredients to create these wonderful quick treats. If you feel like having something hot and sweet, this is the recipe to go to. If you want to give this snack some protein, consider melting some cheese into the dish. And if you are out of apples, you can try this recipe with some crispy pears.

11 to 15 Grams Recipes

1. Strawberry Fluff. If you are looking for a delicious moose recipe, this airy strawberry fluff recipe cannot be missed. The consistency is silky smooth and rivals a strawberry soft serve ice-cream.
2. 3 Minute Chocolate Cake. Craving for a little bit of chocolate cake late at night? This recipe will allow you to make a 2 serving chocolate cake in just 3 minutes. And the best part is that each serving contains only 11 grams of carbs.
3. Greek Yogurt Guacamole. Why shell out a lot of money when you can make an irresistably fresh guacamole in your kitchen. No refridgerated guac can trump your fresh cilantro, lime juice, and black pepper. And the best part is that you know exactly what is in the ingredients. And made with Greek yogurt, it packs in 5.3g of protein per serving. How cool is that?
4. Homemade Sour Strawberry Gummies. If you are looking for a candy recipe to satiate your sweet tooth, this tarty sweet gummy will do the trick. Flavored with strawberries, lemon juice, and maple syrup, these candies are great for everyone in the family. And packed with collagen powder, no one will know that they just took in an extra dose of protein. It is truly a wonderful afternoon lull savior.
5. Magically Moist Almond Cake. This ultra low-carb cake is a must-try for all cake lovers. With only 13.5 g of carbs per serving, this cake is worth it til the last bite.
6. Simply Delicious Cheesecake. Layered with your favorite fruits, this simple yet so delightful cheesecake will make you forget that you are on a diet. For all the cheesecake lovers, rejoice!
7. Coconut Flour Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. Looking for a last-minute throw-together party treat? This life-saver is here to solve your worries. They are also excellent party snacks for kids sleepover parties and weekend movie night.
8. Cheesecake Salad. Another great idea for last-minute dessert and treat option. The aroma and the popping flavor of all the berries are always a delight during the summer time. If you truly want to make this a summer treat, serve this beauty on a bed of shaved ice. It instantly make this a crazy fun treat for both adults and kids.
9. Chipotle Sweet Potato Hummus. This list would be incomplete if there isn’t a hummus recipe. This hummus recipe replaces part of the chickpea with yam to give you the same thick, velvety consistency with much less carbs. That sweet and spicy combination is so addictive that it will be gone before the party is over.
10. Easy Chocolate Keto Paleo Gelatin Pudding. This pudding is so velvety that you can’t help but adore. Whether it is winter or summer, it is truly a treat for all occassions. That light and airy consistency will make even the chocolate non-lover fall in love with this dessert.
11. Decadent Paleo Custard. If the chocolate pudding isn’t your cup of tea, you may want to give this custard recipe a go. This heavenly light and sweet concoction can be eaten as a dessert, an afternoon treat, or even a breakfast. Who says you can’t start the day with something you love?
12. Strawberry Ice Cream. We understand that not everyone loves chocolate. This ice cream recipe is just what you need if you prefer a fruity ice cream. Although the chopped fresh strawberries are optional, it does truly make the end result a much refreshing Hagen-Daz like creamy strawberry ice cream.
13. Keto Raspberry Cheesecake with Coconut Crust. This is one of the reasons why Keto diet is so doable on so many levels. How many diet plans can allow you to have such a creamy cheesecake that is so full of flavor? You simply have to try out this recipe at least once. If you are not a raspberry fan, you can also try using other berries such as strawberries, blueberries, or even a berry mix.
14. Keto Mint Chip Pudding. This is another wonderful pudding recipe for the chocolate lovers. If you love the Girl Scout mint chocolate chip cookies, this pudding will allow you to indulge in the taste but not the sugar nor the preservatives.
15. Keto Smoothie with Avocado, Chia Seeds & Cacao. Smoothies are tricky. If you are not careful about what you throw into the blender, you can end up with a drink with a lot of carbs. This recipe will allow you to learn the ropes to create a smoothie that fits your nutrient requirements and taste awesome.
16. Gluten Free Spring Rolls. Even though spring rolls are filled with proteins and nutritious vegetables, the wrapping can hide a lot of carbs. Depending on your preference, this recipe allows you to use either rice paper or cabbage leaves as wrappings. These are great as afternoon snacks and after-gym treats.
17. Lasagna Rolls. Bite-size lasagna rolls can be so much more convenient than the real deal. For one thing, they are much easier to pack into lunch boxes. And second, no second guessing how much you have eaten. Clean and simple.
18. Low-Carb Chili Doritos. Doritos are so addictive! If you truly are craving for these chips, here is just the recipe for you to create your homemade healthier “Doritos”.
19. Tofu “Chicken” Nuggest with Sriracha Mayo. This recipe is for all the vegetarians and vegans out there who want an awesome snack. The nutritional yeast in the seasoning is the trick to this recipe. It instantly gives a cheesy aroma to make you feel like you are eating the cheesiest snack. How cool is that?
20. Keto Cinnamon Almond Butter Breakfast Shake. Even though this recipe is labeled as a breakfast shake, it is so scrumptious that it can be made whenever you want as a treat. It also works great as a go-to shake for after a gym workout session. Packed with 19g of protein, it is an instant muscle growth helper. And for family with kids, this can be serve as an after-school snack to ensure they get all the nutrients they need for their brains and bodies.

16 to 20 Grams Recipes

1. Simple Blueberry Lemon Birthday Cake. This blueberry cake tastes so heavenly that it may as well be your birthday. If you wish to make this cake lower in carb contents, we suggest substituting some of the sugary contents with Splenda or agave syrup.
2. Almond Coconut Bars. If you are not a fish lover but wish to take in more omega-3s, this coconut bar will be your new friend. With added flax seed and coconut oil, it will guarantee to boost up your omega-3 intake. And with it tasting like a chocolate Almond Joy bar, your kids will absolutely love it.
3. Sweet and Salty Fudge Bombs. These little balls of fudge are so addictive you just can’t have only one. Be careful with how much dates you add to the mix. Although they are very high in fiber and filled with nutrients, they can pack in quite a bit of carb content. If you wish to lower the sugar, you may want to reduce the dates and add a bit of sweetener or agave syrup to get the same sweet taste.
4. 4-Ingredient Strawberry Coconut Popsicles. Popsicles are just the perfect treat for summer time. Just by mixing some strawberries, coconut milk, shredded coconut, and honey together, you get this wonderful treat. If you wish to create a creamsicle, you can swap the coconut milk for coconut cream or coconut yogurt.
5. Mexican Chocolate Coffee Cake. In need of a scrumptious yet healthy coffee cake for your luncheon or tea event, this recipe will do the trick. This bittersweet spongy cake gives a very sophisticated taste with the cayenne pepper and ground cinnamon to add that extra punch to the aroma and after-taste.
6. Vitafiber Tootsie Roll. Having a little problem with constipation? This delicious tootsie roll candy will solve your problem by instantly boost your fiber intake by 8.4g per serving. It just can’t get any more awesome than that.
7. Chocolate Almond Butter Brownies. The best thing about low-carb diet is that you get to eat wholesome creamy ingredients. If you are a brownie fan, you would definitely appreciate the rich texture from this recipe. But be careful about the maple syrup as it can pack in quite a bit of sugar. If you want to lower the carb content, you may want to replace part of the maple syrup with agave syrup or stevia syrup.
8. Dairy Free Low-Carb Chocolate Ice Cream. This ice cream recipe only requires 4 ingredients, 5 if you are feeling fancy. If you want to make an even creamier version of this healthy ice cream, we suggest using coconut cream instead of coconut milk.
9. Coconut Pecan Chia Pudding. By now, we all know that chia is great for our bodies. But how can we make these little seeds more pleasant? The trick is to turn these little guys into a pudding with the help of coconut milk.
10. No-Bake Coconut Delights. These little guys taste very similar to the Ferrero Raffaello almond coconut candy only it is so much lower in sugar content. Another thing is that fresh shredded coconut tastes so much better than candies that have been sitting on the shelves for quite some time.
11. Dark Chocolate Fudge Protein Cake. These one serving “cup” cakes only takes 30 minutes to complete. They will help keep you on track while allowing you to enjoy what you love. For this recipe, be careful with the xylitol sweetener as some people may have an allergy to it. If you wish to use a more natural sweetener, we suggest using agave syrup or Stevia syrup. You may even consider using some dried dates as a natural sweetener.
12. Low Carb Tortilla Chips. When it comes to nachos and guacamole, the hidden problem lies in the tortilla chips. If you are not careful, you may end up chowing down massive amount of carbs. But if you truly wish to have some tortilla chips, this recipe is here to save the day.
13. Ultimate Keto Breadsticks. Sometimes, we just crave for a little bit of bread. This recipe will allow you to whip up some crunchy breadsticks within 30 minutes. The best thing about this recipe is that you can use this dough for tortilla or even pretzels. Just keep experimenting with it.
14. Paleo Cinnamon Roll Cashew Butter. This cashew butter can instantly transform a piece of dull bread into something extremely awesome. Although it is meant for smearing on cinnamon roll, we suggest using it to jazz up some apples or pears as a quick snack idea.
15. Charred Broccoli and Tofu-Stuffed Avocados with Sweet Lemon Curry Sauce. This is an extremely refreshing take on your regular avocado salad. It is a wonderful idea for hot summer days when you when a light treat. It can also be served as a side dish for a brunch event.
16. Skinny Baked Cauliflower Tots. Move over tater tots. This cauliflower tots is the newer and better version of the original recipe. Instead of using potatoes, this cauliflower version is just as tasty and so much lower in carbs. If you want to make this even more exciting, you may add a little cumin and paprika to the seasoning to give it a little spiciness.
17. Keto Tropical Smoothie. This is an quick and easy way to jazz up some coconut milk and turn it into a wonderful smoothie. If you do not like to use flavoring extracts and you have some more carb quota to work with, we truly suggest using real fruits instead. A little bit of pineapple and mango can truly make a whole world of difference compared to the fake extracts.
18. Paleo and Low Carb Snickerdoodle. Cookies are always a great snack staple because they are usually easy to make and tend to have a longer shelf life than cakes and pies. This snickerdoodle recipe uses almond flour to make it much lower in carb contents than the original recipes. If you wish to make this a holiday cookie, you may want to add a little ginger spice to turn it into a gingersnap snickerdoodle hybrid. It will be brilliant when served with tea, coffee, or even milk.
19. Starbucks Coffee light Frappuccino. As we all know by now how much calories and sugar a yummy cup of these fraps can contain, it is time to make our own. Not only will you be eating healthier, it can also save you a good amount of money. It is such a refreshing snack to serve on a hot summer day. If you wish to make the drink richer, consider using whole coconut milk instead.
20. Homemade “Death By Chocolate” Cheesecake. This uber rich cheesecake is for all the die-hard chocolate and cheesecake fanatics who just can’t stand fake cream and cheap chocolate. Everyone who has tried this recipe has rave about how easy and how delightful the cake turns out.

21 to 25 Grams Recipes

1. Paleo Mallomar Ice Cream Sandwiches. Ice cream sandwiches are so good but loaded with sugar. If you truly want to feast on an ice cream sandwich, you may as well make them yourself. That fresh crunchy Graham cracker and ultra creamy ice cream will make you never look back again at store-bought sandwiches.
2. Homemade Paleo Protein Bars. These dessert-like protein bars has everything you need to fill your protein requirements while satiate your sweet tooth. It is almost like biting down on a soft baked chocolate chip cookie.
3. Chocolate Peanut Butter Ice Cream with Chocolate Shell. For all the ice cream lovers, you have to try out this recipe. If you are worried about the sugar content, you may want to substitute the raw honey with agave syrup or Splenda sweetener.
4. Keto Chocolate Cheesecake. If you have an Instant Cooker, give this pressure cooker chocolate cheesecake recipe a try. You will be amazed how moist and velvety this cake comes out. It is so out-of-the-world delightful that all your friends will beg for the recipe.
5. Vanilla Crème Pudding Parfaits. This is truly a delightful dessert. The combination of coconut milk, fresh berries, and chopped walnuts makes it a wonderful breakfast or snack for when you feel that you need a little boost in vitamin. The tarty berries is a great way to wake you up from the afternoon lull.
6. Vegan Healthy Pumpkin Pie Pinwheel Bites. These little roundlets are perfect for the fall and winter seasons whether it is for everyday snack or party treat for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas gatherings.
7. Paleo Cranberry Bliss Bars. This is truly a blissful treat for all occasion. That little bit of dried cranberries, ground ginger, cashew nuts, coconut cream, and maple syrup will instantly give you a happy sigh from the depth of your heart.
8. No-Bake Chocolate Quinoa Cookies. These little clusters tastes like popcorn mixed with chocolate only it contains so much more nutrients and protein. They are great as an afternoon-pick-me-up or mini protein snack after a gym session. They are also wonderful as kids lunchbox treats. Because there is no nuts in the mix, they are safe to share with their friends.
9. Pecan Coconut Balls. They are truly wonderful to snack on. That blend of dates, pecans, and coconut flakes create a unique exotic Mediterranean taste that is both energizing and gratifying. And with the added hemp seeds, these balls are packed with a good dose of proteins, omega-3s, and vitamins to keep you power up for the long work days.
10. Very Cherry Snack Bites. If you have a sweet tooth to cure, these bites will sure curb your cravings in the healthiest way. However, even though this recipe is listed as low-carbs, the medjool dates and dried cherries can pack on quite a bit of sugar. If you wish to lower the sugar content, you may want to reduce these two ingredients or substitute them with other options. And if you want to add some protein content to the mix, consider adding some hemp seeds and chia seeds to the recipe.
11. Paleo Molten Lava Cake. How can we not curate a recipe for molten lava cake for all our chocolate lover readers? Even though this recipe is higher in carb content, it is totally worth your sugar intake quota.
12. Pumpkin Flavored Homemade Microwave Popcorn. This is the perfect popcorn recipe for movie nights. Mixed in with pecans, coconut butter, maple syrup, and pumpkin pie spice, these popcorn are just to die-for.
13. Everything Bagel Dogs. This is the ultimate party snack food. It is a fusion of a bagel, a hot dog, and a pretzel thrown together. One treat to satisfy all your family and friends who want to chow down on junk food. However, when you are choosing your sausages, be careful that each brand may have a different carb content. Try to go with the healthiest option possible.
14. Cauliflower Pizza with Greek Yogurt Pesto and Grilled Veggies. If there is a recipe for bagel dogs, there must be a recipe for low-carb pizza. You are correct. This yummy vegetarian, high-protein recipe will make you feel so much better about having pizza. If you wish to make this a meat lover pizza, simply pile on some roasted chicken, cooked ground beef, or sausages. The options are limitless.
15. Vegan Buffalo Patties with Avocado Dip. This recipe is for all the buffalo fans who have gone vegetarian or vegan. Made from mashed chickpeas, these little roundlets are super good just by itself. If you want to step up the game, here is where the avocado dip comes in. A word of caution, these little guys can pack in quite a bit of carb contents. After all, they are made from chickpeas.
16. Fruit and peanut Snack Mix. This is the ultimate nutty snack treat. The sweet and salty combination truly makes this recipe extremely addictive. Because of all the dried fruits added to the mix, be careful with how much you eat as each serving packs in quite a bit of sugar.
17. Cheesy Ranch Popcorn Chicken. This is one of those quick and easy savory snack recipe that will please everyone in the family. It also works great as a last-minute dinner idea. No one will ever complain about finishing their meals and probably will be asking you for more. A word of caution, depending on your choice of ranch salad dressing, your carb content may come out different from this recipe. To reduce the sugar in this recipe, you may want to choose a reduced-sugar version of ranch dressing and mayonnaise.
18. Homemade “Starbucks” Blueberry Muffins. Not only does Starbucks have all these wonderful drinks, they have an evil amount of tasty treats as well. To help you save a little money and take in less sugar, here is a homemade recipe of their famous blueberry muffins. You will most definitely love these moist and tender darlings.
19. Easy Peanut Butter Protein Balls. These little guys are so easy to make and extremely convenient to store everywhere whether it is your office desk, purse, or gym bag. When you are feeling a little low in energy, they are here to rescue you from the lull.
20. Chocolate Chia Granola Bowl. If you are tired of eating all the artificial sweetener and want to eat something al natural after your workout, we highly recommend this chia granola bowl recipe. Nothing fancy, but truly satiating for the body, mind, and soul.

Conclusion

We hope that this list of 101 snack and treat recipes have given you a chance to explore what amazing foods you can eat while you are on a low-carb diet. Although some of the recipes may contain higher carb content, don’t be afraid to adjust the recipe according to your health needs and personal preference. Nothing is set in stone. This list is merely here to provide you with the tools and tips to create your own recipe. If you have a better recipe or personal adjustment you wish to share with other readers, please leave us a message in the comment section. We would love to hear from you about your cooking journey and share your story with others. Please put your comments below and thanks as usual!

TheDiabetesCouncil Article | Reviewed by Dr. Jack Isler MD on May 27, 2020