All the best keto holiday dessert recipes right here in one ebook! Only $4.99 for 28 delicious sugar-free holiday favorites.
The holidays are upon us and it’s time to get serious about our keto holiday baking!
If you know anything about me at all, you know that I love nothing more than creating mouthwatering keto desserts that rival their conventional counterparts. And that’s why I am releasing a new ebook, just in time for the holidays! This book contains 28 of my best and most loved low carb holiday dessert recipes, all in one place.
A few years ago, I did a Best Low Carb Holiday Cookies ebook and it was wildly successful. I thought I would follow it up with a new book with a wider range of desserts for your keto baking pleasure. Don’t worry, there are no repeats between the two books.
The Best Keto Holiday Desserts Cookbook
What you get in this fun ebook:
- 28 0f my best holiday desserts, from cookies to bars to pies to cakes
- Full color photography for every recipe, so you know what the final product should look like
- Full nutritional analysis for each, including TOTAL carbs, so you can track your macros
- My best tips and tricks for successful low carb holiday baking
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Get the Best Holiday Cookies Ebook!
It’s only $4.99 and it’s a great way to get some of my best recipes in one place. No more scrolling through or searching my blog, they are all right here. Recipes like:
Sugar Free Pecan Pie
Keto Pumpkin Cream Pie
Chewy Keto Ginger Cookies
No Bake Peppermint Cheesecake Bars
Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Truffles
and so much more!
Sarah says
Is the recipe for fruitcake in this book? I finally got all the things to make it and now I can’t find the recipe on your site. I will gladly buy this if that recipe is in there.
Carolyn says
I don’t have a recipe for fruitcake. I tried one last Christmas and it didn’t turn out to my liking. Not sure where you got the idea that I had one.
Debbie says
I keep trying to buy the holiday ebook…..don’t know if I’m purchasing nit over and over. But when I click it keeps sending me back to this page
Carolyn says
Did you use this email? I can search for it!
Carolyn says
I found your email in my log which means you did purchase it, and it looks like only once. You should be receiving an email with the download code. Check your junk mail too!
Maura says
On a wild offchance — is there any chance that you have a Scottish Shortbread recipe in either this e-book or your cookies e-book from last year? I’m looking for an almond-free version but struggling with a replacement for the flour that would work, consistency-wise. My family recipe is just 5 1/2 cups all purpose flour, 1/2 cup rice flour, 1 pound of butter, and 1 cup of sugar. I was thinking of using the “Brianna’s blend”, which is supposed to be low-carb (it’s a DIY nut-free version of the Trim Healthy Mama baking blend), but it’s pretty complicated and I’m wondering if there is something more simple out there. I would literally pay 4 times the price of the e-book to find a replacement that works!
Carolyn says
Sorry, all of my shortbread uses almond flour!
Erica B says
Purchased the ebook, because tonight I made the chocolate cobbler from Easy Keto Desserts and my husband went wild for it. On the heels of that deliciousness, as well as so many other great recipes from your books and blog, I just wanted to thank you. Thanks Carolyn!
Carolyn says
Thanks, Erica!
Sherri Smolkovic says
Hi there an I order if I am in Canada I would love this e book and your cookie e book just. Scared to order if I can’t get onto my kindle here in Canada
Carolyn says
It’s not a kindle book, it’s just a PDF so you can download it anywhere you want!
Mary Ann Heimark says
Thanks, mailed it off to you just now. Have really enjoyed your pumpkin scones!!
Mary Ann Heimark says
Hi Carolyn, My husband ordered your Everyday Ketogenic Kitchen book for me on Amazon. It came and it’s great! I have scanned the receipt and am ready to email it to you, per the Facebook offer for the Dessert Book. Cannot seem to lay my hands on the email address you suggested. Help! Mary Ann
Carolyn says
I think it’s in this post already but alldayidreamaboutfood@gmail.com
Monica Horn says
I have purchased all 3 of the cookbooks. I love all of the recipes I’ve picked so far. The only problem I have is with the lunch time for my husband. He needs something that’s quick and easy. In other words open the lunchbox and eat. He doesn’t like leftovers….we have just started eating keto breakfast and dinner. Oh and desserts!!!
Carolyn says
Have you tried the KBosh pizza crusts? They make great wraps! http://kboshfood.com?afmc=3b&utm_campaign=3b&utm_source=leaddyno&utm_medium=affiliate
Rhadonda Sedgwick says
You know what? I’m going to go ahead and purchase because I love everything you do, I have all your books and I appreciate you!! Can’t wait to get the soup book. I had preordered it way back!! Thanks!
Carolyn says
Thanks so much!
MM says
I purchased the ebook (I alread6 have all your books,). However, it won’t let me download the ebook?
Carolyn says
Did you get an email with a link? What’s it saying? I can try to help but need a bit more info!
Rhadonda says
Does it count that I purchased the newest soup book? Just let me know. THanks!
Christy Y. says
Purchased. 🙂
Carolyn says
Thanks so much!
Rebecca says
Would the deal work for any of your keto books or only the Everyday Ketogenic Kitchen?
Carolyn says
It’s supposed to be EKK only but shhhh… if you email me a receipt from one of the others purchased between now and Nov 25th, I will send you one!
Rebecca says
Hee, hee ????
Joan says
I just pre-purchased your new Soups and Stews. Would that count for a free holiday book? I have ALL your other books already!
Mary Kay says
How do we get it if we already have the book?
Carolyn says
There’s a link just to purchase the holiday desserts book, toward the bottom of the post.
Lois MacKenzie says
I just want to share how much I love your Nanaimo Bar recipe. This is such a treat for everybody. Not too often you see them homemade because they are a lot of work to make. I’ve made them using several flavor profiles: orange, mint, Match, and Maple, but of course the over all favorite is still the original; vanilla. The hardest part of making them is cutting them. Would love to hear how and when to cut them from you in a little more detail if you could. I will soon be embarking on my Christmas cookie recipes now as a Keto girl. A dear friend of mine wants me to bring some “Snowball” cookies to her Christmas dinner that I have been invited to. I saw your recipe from 2013 and wanted to know if this version is up to date with you? Is it as good as it gets or would you be updating it soon? And naturally, I will be bringing your mint Nanaimo bars. I hope I am not asking you too much. I have all of your cookbooks to date and love them all. You are so talented! Bye the way, I live in Toronto and as you know we have already had Thanksgiving and are starting to think about Christmas. You all need to move up your Thanksgiving date to one that is not so close to Christmas – don’t you agree?
Carolyn says
Thanks, Lois! I don’t remember having an issue cutting the bars but if you want perfect slices, I suggest getting a bench knife like this one. https://amzn.to/2SOOvvW This allows you to go straight up and down within the pan, without hurting your good non stick pans. Also you can heat it up a bit to help get through the chocolate layer without cracking it. I hold mine over the flame of my gas stove a bit.
Check out my pecan crescents, those can be snowballs too. In fact, I will be updating that post soon. They roll really nicely in powdered Swerve.
Erica B says
Hi, Lois. For what it’s worth, I made Carolyn’s snowball recipe last year and thought they were delicious. I don’t think I’ve ever had a regular snowball cookie, but my husband has and he said Carolyn’s were very close to traditional snowballs. We liked them a lot and I hope to make them again this year. (Also for what it’s worth, I like our Thanksgiving right where it is, thank you. ????)
Carolyn says
Thanks, Erica.