Keto coffee recipes! You want ’em and I’ve got ’em. Seriously the best low carb coffee treats the internet has to offer. From beverages to ice cream to brownies, all amazingly delicious with a kick of caffeine.
Keto and coffee go together like peanut butter and jelly!
Raise your hand if you are a diehard coffee lover like me. And by diehard, I mean you think you would literally die without your coffee. You love everything about it. The smell of it, the warmth of it, the unique taste of it.
And not only do you love keto coffee drinks, but you love coffee flavored treats too. You love it in ice cream, in cookies, in brownies. There is just something about coffee that inspires utter devotion.
It isn’t even necessarily about the caffeine. I mean, yes, we all love that rush of energy as the coffee enters our bloodstream. But when it comes to putting coffee into keto desserts or baked goods, it’s the flavor that delights. The way it can bring out and intensify chocolate, or enhance creamy desserts like tiramisu.
Coffee is delightful. And ever since the advent of bulletproof coffee, people have realized how perfectly it can go with a keto diet.
Keto Coffee on the Go!
I love lots of different coffee, from my black coffee in the morning to my creamy keto cappuccinos in the afternoon. But right now I am obsessed with this Keto Instant Coffee from Perfect Keto.
It’s simply organic coffee with some MCT Oil and some flavoring, but it’s surprisingly rich and creamy. I will be the first to admit it’s pricy, but it’s great when you are on the go and need something to tide you over. I have started stashing them in my purse. All I need is a cup of hot water and I am good to go!
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Keto Coffee Recipes
But of course, if you want to make your own coffee treats, there are plenty of ways to do that too! Check out all these delicious keto coffee recipes. You’re sure to find something you love.
Keto No Churn Coffee Ice Cream
Coffee Chocolate Chip Ice Cream
Homemade Coffee Liqueur from All Day I Dream About Food
No Bake Coffee Cheesecake from Sugar-Free Mom
Coffee Gummies from Cheerfully Imperfect
Coconut Mocha Frappuccino from Joy In Our Journey
Coffee Ice Cream from I Breathe, I’m Hungry
Tiramisu Smoothie from Nana’s Little Kitchen
Caramel Frappuccino from All Day I Dream About Food
Java Caramel Swirl Ice Cream from Briana Thomas
Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate from Wonderfully Made and Dearly Loved
Pumpkin Roll with Coffee Cream from All Day I Dream About Food
Ice Frappucino from Your Lighter Side
Ultimate Keto Coffee from Keto Diet Blog
Pumpkin Spice Latte from Working at Home School
Coffee Panna Cotta with Raspberry Coulis from All Day I Dream About Food
Fudgy Mocha Frosting from Briana Thomas
Coffee Creme Custard from Linda’s Low Carb Menus
Mocha Latte Ice Cream Bars from A Sweet Life
Keto Tiramisu from The Nourished Caveman
Mocha Protein Popsicles from Sugar-Free Mom
Coconut Almond Mocha from Beauty & The Foodie
Mocha Mousse from All Day I Dream About Food
Mocha Cheesecake Cookie Pie from Mrs. Criddle’s Kitchen
Mocha Iced Coffee Frappe from Sugar-Free Mom
Keto White Chocolate Coffee Popsicles
Cinnamon Almond Mocha from The Spicy RD
Chocolate Espresso Mug Cake with Mocha Cream from Cut The Wheat
Pound Cake Tiramisu from All Day I Dream About Food
Homemade Coffee Extract from Joy in Our Journey
Coffee and Cream Cheesecake from Low Carb Layla
Shertie Lee says
No young’uns so I don’t do back to school. But it does affect traffic so commutes are longer- especially the first week!
Lisa @ Low Carb Yum says
Thanks for the include and the great collection of coffee recipes!
Ruth Peck says
The only thing that I have to survive during the school year are the buses that line up on my street making it extremely difficult to back out of my driveway. Usually I drink another cup of coffee while I wait for them to leave.
Teresa says
My daughter is now 16 so If I make it through clothes shopping the rest is a breeze. Until then I try to take deep breathes and try not to scrutinize too much.
Pan says
I survive back to school one by not having children yet. Haha. Actually, I work full time and I’m in an 8 year(!) training program a few evenings each week. I make it work by prepping all of my lunch and dinner for the week on Sundays.
Carolyn says
8 years! What are you training for???
Pan says
Psychoanalysis. I’m a therapist and this is to specialize further. It’s 4 years full time, 8 years part time. The good news is that I love it so it doesn’t feel like work, although I would love to have more sleep!
Lynda says
I LOVE back to school time! In my previous life (before kids) I was a science teacher in a public school. Now, I homeschool my four kiddos and love every minute of it (after my coffee of course). Everyone knows not to talk to momma until after I’ve had my coffee. 🙂
Jennifer Byler says
Back to school time is crazy! Definitely need lots of coffee to survive!! =)
Melissa says
Yummy…these recipes look great!! I’m not ready for back to school because I love having my kids at home! 🙂
Linda says
You hit a favorite with this post. I’ll definitely be trying some of these. Thanks for the roundup.
Peggy Cole says
I don’t have any school age children left at home, but the back to school frenzy is something you don’t forget. I would take my daughter on shopping trips as soon as possible, sometimes in July, for the best prices and selection. Even then, some of those trips were frantic! Mostly though, as first day approached, and I started to feel frazzled, I would just have another cup of coffee. Ha!
Mary says
This collection of recipes is so beautiful, it almost made me cry. Maybe they will help me better cope with back to school! 🙂
Vicky says
I don’t have kids and I just graduated college. For the first time in forever, back to school time is stress free! I do depend on my coffee to get me going in the mornings though, we’re all human 🙂
Briana Thomas (briana-thomas.com) says
Thanks for including some of my recipes, Carolyn! Great roundup.
Kate says
I survive byprepping the night before with a packed snack/backpack and setting out school clothes; and setting my alarm earlier and getting my sleepy butt up on autopilot. My oldest is in pre-K and my husband works night shift, so there’s no trading off. It’s just got to be get up, stay on schedule, and GO, Mom.
Lauren says
I try to get as much done as I can the night before.
Tory says
Thankfully no more kids in school, but this time of year still has that ‘let’s get back down to business’ feel about it! Nothing better than something Coffee on a cool, clear September morning!! Thanks for all the great recipes!
mary-ellen says
survive BTS? Need coffee to start the day and deal with the school bus traffic 😉
Abigail says
As someone who’s about to go away to college, these recipes with coffee/ espresso are greatly appreciated :’D
Abigail says
I survive going to school by sleeping….a set bed time is a good bed time
Joellen says
I homeschooling, so we survive back to school by easing into it over a week or two. We work on getting everyone back into the rhythm of full school days after a summer of field trips and a more laid back schedule. I’ll be starting the day with coffee and shift my exercise and shower time to mid-afternoon, when the big kids are reading or doing other quiet activities and the little ones are napping.That gives me a few extra minutes of quiet to prepare before the kids get up.
Pam says
No kids in school but with the day’s getting shorter and again waking up in the dark, I need good strong coffee to get my motor running!
Mary D says
Yikes…I am sending my baby off to college, gone are the days of school buses and PTO meetings, I am kinda sad…just sayin!!
HS says
I survive by working the schedule out with my husband.
Maria Dillhunt says
The giveaway sounds great! I would love to win. If you don’t mind that I am a grandma, lol. But I do remember the yearly rush to get everything done on time and hoping not to forget anything.
Mellissa @ ibreatheimhungry says
As a homeschooling mom I dread back to school even more than my son! ??? I need ALL OF THE COFFEE to make it through the first few weeks especially! Then I cut back to 3 cups a day to maintain lol! #ineedthis #pickme
Marla Hoffman says
This is my first back to school time so I’m actually enjoying it!! My husband is stressing, though, so he’s definitely going to need some coffee! Seattle’s Best is his favorite!
Donna says
I love back to school time because autumn is my favorite time of year. I am a grandmother so don’t directly send kids to school anymore. My church does lots of activities for them though, so I drink my coffee and participate as much as possible! Good luck kids!
Ingrid says
All of the recipes look so amazing!! We home school, and still need a good jump start each morning!
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Jenell says
Can’t believe its back to school already!! I’ve got 4 going back again this year and with two additional preschoolers at home as well that coffee sure sounds great :)!!
Kaitlin says
Easy breakfasts, coffee, and a delicious and nutritious dinner are needed on busy week nights!
Jen says
I homeschool 3 kiddos and 2 littler ones at my feet, so I need coffee all the time! We slowly merge into a school routine, so this isn’t a particularly stressful time of year
Stacy Kirksey says
Kiddos start back here in 2 days…gonna need LOTS of coffee! LOL! 🙂
Jan says
Coffee helps me survive the ‘back to school’ time 🙂
Becky says
I survive the start of school by getting enough sleep and my cup of Joe! I also don’t overload myself or the kids the first week…take it easy and slow!
Leah says
Lots of coffee and prayer!!!
Dev says
I can’t wait to try that Frappuccino
Jennifer says
Several of us band moms, who have been “back to school” hours for a month already due to band camp, meet up and have coffee after dropping off all the kids. It’s kind of out celebration for making it through the lines, through the summer and back to our school routines.
Jaimie Adams says
I have to plan and stay organized. Plus, hubby helps quite a bit by taking the kids to school.
Heather S says
I get organized during mid-summer so it’s not manic once back-to-school begins! 🙂
Christy says
Thanks for all the great recipes to get us through the back to school season! My little ones not in school yet but this will help on the back to school traffic that results at this time of year!
Denise Burchard says
School here starts tomorrow (ack!). I will need that coffee.
CGinAZ says
Big fan of yours Carolyn. Must have COFFEE.
rebekah says
School time…..bring on the strong coffee, lol!
Cat Latuszek says
Back to school in my house means me preparing to go back to class. Which involves prereading textbooks. Because….organic chemistry.
Jen says
I don’t have children just a couple chihuahuas! However I live close to a school so we have to deal with all the parent’s that line my road waiting for their children. Parent/teacher nights are a real joy 🙂 Thanks for the great post!
Tammy Northrup says
Five of our six are now grown so it’s much easier but I do remember the chaos of getting them all ready to go back.
Melissa S says
There are 15 years between my children I have been doing back to school every year for 21 years now. You think I would be more organized the first day of school.
Shari says
I know ur a Coffee lover like me, so I figure U are the perfect person to ask.What is a REALLY good tasting brand of Coffee? I have been searching forever and haven’t been able to find one I like.
Carolyn says
Well, coffee is very much a matter of taste. Do you like it dark or medium or mild? I really love the coffee I order from Barnyard Coffee in Washington. She’s a keto-er like us, and she has started a lovely coffee roasting business. Very dedicated!