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Celebrate summer’s bounty with this delicious Keto Blueberry Zucchini Cake with Lemon Frosting. It brings so many delicious flavors together in one sugar-free dessert!

Titled image with a slice of Keto Lemon Blueberry Zucchini Cake on a blue patterned plate, with the rest of the cake in the background

I first created this delicious keto lemon blueberry layer cake in the summer of 2015. It’s such a summertime classic, I decided it needed an update. It now has the same great flavor and is even lower in carbs.

I know that it can be hard to think about turning on the oven in the middle of summer. I get that, I really do, and I have many wonderful no-bake keto dessert recipes for those of you who just can’t bear the thought.

But if you’re a bakeaholic like me, sometimes you’ve just got to suck it up and bear it. Because you can’t bake gorgeous keto layer cakes like this one without a little heat. And sometimes nothing will do but a big layer cake with plenty of creamy frosting.

So throw open those windows, blast the fans, or jack up the AC, kids. It’s going to get a little hot in here!

Remaking Keto Blueberry Zucchini Cake

This cake has long been one of my favorites because it brings together so many wonderful summer flavors. I am usually a diehard chocolate cake girl, but the light tangy sweetness of this Lemon Zucchini Cake, bursting with blueberries, won me over right away. The original was inspired by a cake I saw on I Am Baker.

But my first version of this recipe was a bit higher in carbs than I like to eat now, and my original photos were a bit overexposed. So it was time to tackle it again and see if I could make it even healthier.

Spreading lemon cream cheese frosting on a keto blueberry lemon layer cake

Are blueberries keto?

The reality is that any food can be “keto” if you eat small enough amounts of it.

But it turns blueberries, while super healthy and full of antioxidants, are actually not the most keto friendly fruit. While 1 cup of raspberries has 15g of carbs and 8g of fiber, blueberries weigh in at 21g of carbs and only 3.6g of fiber.

Again, it’s not that blueberries are bad for keto diets, but they do have more carbs than you’d think so it’s wise to be conscious of how many you consume.

So one of the main ways I reduced the carbs in this cake was by cutting back a bit on the blueberries. But don’t worry, you still get plenty of delicious ripe blueberries in every bite. I also subbed out some of the almond flour for a little coconut flour, and cut back on the sweetener in both the cake and the frosting.

Top down photo of keto lemon blueberry cake. A slice of cake on a white plate, with the rest of the cake on a blue plate, over a blue cloth. A bowl of blueberries to the side.

Tips for making Lemon Blueberry Cake

This is a delicious keto cake for summer, and it’s really not that hard to make. Here are my best tips for getting it right:

  1. Squeeze the zucchini very dry. You can do this with your hands, squeezing it in your palm and pressing it out in the sieve, or you can wrap it a tea towel and twist it up. I don’t like to have to clean a tea towel, so I just do it with my hands.
  2. Mix up your dry ingredients first, before beating the butter, so that it’s ready to add in as needed. And yes…the protein powder is critical to the recipe. It helps the cake rise better. The only good substitute is egg white protein powder.
  3. Make sure your butter is well softened! I find I sometimes have to give it a quick 10-second zap in the microwave, because room temperature is not always soft enough. It will beat more smoothly if it’s properly softened (but not melted), and become fluffier when you add the sweetener.
  4. This goes for the frosting too! Make sure both your cream cheese and butter are well softened so they beat smoothly. Who wants clumps of cream cheese in their frosting?
  5. Don’t skip the grated lemon zest in either the cake or the frosting, as it gives the best flavor. You can also add some lemon extract to the cake, if you want more lemon flavor.

Ready to make some delicious Keto Lemon Blueberry Zucchini Cake?

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Keto Lemon Blueberry Zucchini Cake
Prep Time
30 mins
Cook Time
40 mins
Total Time
1 hr 10 mins
 

Celebrate summer's bounty with this delicious Keto Blueberry Zucchini Cake with Lemon Frosting. It brings so many delicious flavors together in one sugar-free dessert! 

Course: Dessert
Cuisine: Dessert
Keyword: keto blueberry zucchini cake, lemon blueberry cake
Servings: 16
Calories: 279 kcal
Ingredients
Cake:
Lemon Frosting:
  • 8 ounces cream cheese softened
  • 1/2 cup butter softened
  • 1 cup powdered Swerve Sweetener
  • 2 tbsp freshly grated lemon zest
  • 1/4 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice
  • 2 tbsp heavy whipping cream
Garnish:
  • 1/4 cup fresh blueberries
Instructions
Cake:

  1. Place the zucchini in a sieve and sprinkle with the salt. Toss to combine. Let drain 1 hour and then squeeze out the zucchini to release as much moisture as possible.

  2. Preheat the oven to 325F and grease 2 (two) 9-inch round cake pans very well. If your pans are not very non-stick, you may want to line them with parchment paper and grease the parchment.

  3. In a medium bowl, combine the almond flour, coconut flour, whey protein, baking powder and salt.

  4. In a large bowl, beat the butter with sweetener until well combined. Beat in the eggs one at a time, scraping down the sides of the bowl and the beaters as needed. Then beat in the zucchini, lemon zest, and vanilla extract.

  5. Beat in the almond flour mixture until well combined, then beat in the lemon juice. If your batter is quite thick, add a little water, 1 tbsp at a time, until a spreadable consistency is achieved.

  6. Gently fold in the blueberries. Divide the batter between prepared pans and spread evenly to the edges. Bake 30 to 40 minutes, until golden brown around the edges and the top is set to the touch.

  7. Remove and let cool completely in the pans, then run a sharp knife around the edges to loosen.

Frosting:

  1. In a large bowl, beat the cream cheese and butter together until smooth. Beat in the sweetener until well combined, then beat in the lemon zest.

  2. Beat in the lemon juice and cream.

To Assemble:

  1. Place one cake layer on a serving platter and spread the top with half of the frosting. Add the second cake layer and spread with the remaining frosting. Top with fresh blueberries.

Nutrition Facts
Keto Lemon Blueberry Zucchini Cake
Amount Per Serving (1 slice)
Calories 279 Calories from Fat 214
% Daily Value*
Fat 23.8g37%
Carbohydrates 7.9g3%
Fiber 2.8g11%
Protein 7.2g14%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

 

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Comments

  1. What do you do with the zuchinni once it’s drained? Mix with the dry ingredients or add into the egg mixture?

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  7. You have listed Swerve Sweetener and then Swerve – 1/2 cup each – isn’t this the same thing?

    Why not list Swerve once as 1 cup?

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  8. Hi Carolyn, can you make this with coconut flour instead of almond flour? I don’t happen to like almond flour or almond meal…thank you!

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    • Wendell did you try it with coconut flour?
      I like to save my coconut flour for keto bread.
      I think the coconut flour would suck up all the moisture. So maybe you would not even need to drain/squeeze the zucchini
      ?

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  13. Now THAT looks like one yummy cake!!!
    I’ve never tried baking with or using whey powder – does it help to bind it all together? Can I substitute with something else?
    Will definitely try this – thanks!
    {And it looks so pretty too 😉 }

    Heidi xx

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  14. I dont have two pans, can i bake the cake in one pan and cut it after? Or i need to bake it two times?. Thank you, love all your recipies. Greetings from Spain

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  16. I’ve never used whey protein; exactly what purpose does it serve in this recipe? Can it be omitted or substituted? (I think I’ve only seen it come in ginormous containers? I’m not sure I’d ever use it again…). Great job on recipes – I’m trying to omit carbs in my life and having a hard time sticking to it without a variety of some tasty treats and flavorful recipes – can’t wait to try some of these!

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    • Gluten is a protein and in its absence a dry protein like egg white powder or whey protein helps the baked goods rise and hold their shape. And you can get smaller containers and bags of it!

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      • Thanks, I wondered too?
        Thank You.
        The cake is wonderful.
        The zucchini gives it a wonderful texture.
        I did notice that the recipe has no starch and a person just has to have starch when cooking with coconut flour and almond flour. Which is a problem if going low carb.
        So,— I see; you are telling me that the whey powder does the same thing. That is very good information, that I needed.

        I seem to be allergic to just more than gluten. I was doing great on a low carb diet and when I added more into my diet – well gluten for sure; and that is all I can figure. I do hate psoriasis in my ears, even worse than in the joints of my toes and fingers.

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  17. Made this cake yesterday and all I can say is “Delicious”. I baked it into cupcakes split them in half put icing in the middle and then put icing on top. Carolyn your the “BOMB”

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  18. I’ve made so many of your recipes and I’ve never been disappointed! This one, however, absolutely knocked it out of the park! My hubby ate 2 huge pieces and I’ve never seen him do that. I normally stick to chocolate desserts but this is now one of my favorites. Thank you!

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      • Hi Carolyn, In your #4 instructions you say to beat the zucchinni. I use an electric hand mixer/beater. Is that what you mean by beat? The zucchinni will no longer be shredded. Or did you mean beat by hand? Please clarify for me. I’m excited to make this cake. Thanks!

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  19. I have been doing Trim Healthy Mama for a few months and have been so disappointed with any of the desserts I have tried. But I made this on Friday, and , wow, it is so VERY delicious! I will be definitely be trying your other low carb recipes soon. Thank you!

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  20. WOW! This looks so amazing. If only it wasn’t sweltering hot and humid here, I would turn my oven on right now and bake this immediately! It might have to wait for a cool spell but it will happen. Thank you Carolyn. You have made me very happy 🙂

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    • Truvia would be fine in the cake part but you really need a powdered sweetener for the frosting. Plus Truvia is sweeter than Swerve and doesn’t measure like sugar so I am uncertain of the amounts.

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    • No, that’s not an error. You salt the zucchini before you drain it and you also add a touch more salt to the batter.

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  25. This cake is beautiful and absolutely delicious! We just finished eating our sample slices. Hubs, who has no need to watch his carbs and doesn’t like zucchini, gobbled his right up.

    This will be a special occasion cake in the future. Yum!

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  26. This is a delicious recipe. I have made it twice now. The cake is light and delicious. Just a couple of thoughts. First, for my family this icing is way too sweet. I’m wondering if 1-1/4 cup of serve is accurate. I have found that Swerve is so sweet, I can usually cut it by half. For my second time making this, we actually used half the amount of sweetener for the icing, and a little less than 1 cup for the cake. It was perfect, for my family, this way. Second, for my second try at this, I wanted to use Xylitol and Swerve because I noticed the cooling effect the first time I made this recipe. This is just a preference. To add the Xylitol to icing, I melted the butter and dissolved it, otherwise the Xylitol would have had a grainy texture in the icing. It turned out perfect this way. Finally, I used “lemon extract” in this recipe and that also worked well. Your recipes are always delicious and I thank you for sharing them with me and my family.

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    • Thanks for your thoughts, Lorri. Everyone differs in terms of taste and sweet tooth(s). Many readers find my recipes not sweet enough so I always try to find a middle ground. 🙂 But you may be a super taster of things like erythritol so use what works best for you.

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  27. Yummmy! is what I have to say. I made this scrumptious cake yesterday and it is delicious. I was worried that it was going to be dry because of how it looked coming out of the oven and I wasn’t sure if you measured the zucchini before or after squeezing it out. My worrying was in vain, we loved it and it is super moist. I went lighter on the sweetener because I’ve gotten used to things not too sweet, next time I will use even less.

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  28. This looks absolutely fabulous and I can’t wait to try it! I don’t have any Swerve. Can I substitute THM Sweet Blend? If so, how much?

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  30. I’ve got this cake in the oven now and it smells incredible! I used coconut flour instead if almond flour and I had to add quite a bit of unsweetened almond milk for it to even be spreadable. It seems really dense. I really hope it turns out okay! I can’t wait to try it!

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  31. Made this tonight and it is out of this world fantastic! What a perfect delicious cake! This is so very flavorful, light and airy and a perfect combination. My husband and I both agree its one of our favorites! Thank you so very much!

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    • 5 stars
      I made it in a Bundt pan– baked it longer and felt for how jiggly it felt. I waited until it felt very set up, but might have needed yet more time as it was definitely soft in the middle (I have a picture if you want to email me)– you’d want to cover it near the end to keep it from burning as almond flour can so easily do.

      Also, you’ll have extra frosting because of not having the middle round layer… or you’ll need to layer it on thicker. I brought the cake to a family gathering un frosted as I had run out of time. While frosting it my father-in-law (type 2 diabetic) couldn’t keep his fingers out of the extra frosting. He was so excited when I told him it was sugar free. It’s excellent on its own and it stays good in the fridge for forever.

      I have to tell you a good story—well two stories. The reason I made it in the Bundt pan is my round pounds were in use to make this for a friend’s birthday (her favorite) and it looked so good I made one for me in the Bundt pan. Wow…. we all loved, loved, loved it. So moist and flavorful. I didn’t have the whey so I used egg protein powder as seen in the comments and it was awesome. Even my husband who WILL NOT east zucchini under any circumstances liked it. My friend has been bragging and showing the pictures to everyone and swears her friends who don’t eat low carb would never know.

      In fact, her daughter who is usually THE designated/gifted baker in the family was offended I took her place in baking this (her dad commissioned me to make it since she just had baby #3 and is a little busy!). She liked it so much it was part of what made her decide to do keto! She’s going strong now several weeks with great success.

      Related—A few months ago that same daughter baked a non-keto, full sugar lemon blueberry cake for a family gathering before her mom (my birthday-friend) was “out of the closet” about being low carb. My friend ate some because she didn’t want to offend her daughter and because she loves lemon blueberry cake so very much. On the way home, the impact of the sugar was so strong her husband was about to pull the car over to see what was wrong… did she need to eat? Did she need a pain pill? What? The hit of white sugar and flour turned her into a NOT-very-nice-AT-ALL-person and she had a terrible sugar crash after that and her MS pain came raging back the next day. It was the last time she’s had sugar and it’s a story she tells everyone that made her the die hard low carb girl she is today. All because of lemon blueberry cake which is now redeemed!

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  35. I have enjoyed several of your desserts! I follow the THM plan and I am just wondering if you have an opinion on how much THM baking blend or a very similiar blend could replace the almond flour?? It would help cost and calorie density! Was hoping someone had already asked that question, but didn’t see it!

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    • It’s tricky, because the baking blend is much drier than almond flour so you risk a dry, crumbly cake. I think you’d maybe want a little less of it. (2 1/2 cups?) but to add another egg to help bind it and give it extra moisture.

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      • Could yellow squash be used instead? I have family members who are hesitant to try low carb recipes, much less ones that they can tell there’s something “different” about. Thinking the yellow squash would blend in a little better.

        Love your recipes! Thank you!!!

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  38. Hi Carolyn,
    Such a great recipe! Quick question – I see swerve listed twice in the cake ingredients. Is it asking for 1/2 cup or 1 cup? Also, I don’t have liquid stevia. Can I leave out?
    Thanks!!

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  39. Ignore my previous comment! I’m reading on my mobile and it didn’t show me the 1tsp of stevia or another 1/2 cup or swerve right. Thanks!

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  40. I tried this recipe today and holy cow, is it ever delicious!!!

    I used Xylitol as that’s what I had in the house for sweetener. It requires much less Xylitol than this recipe calls for, but that was an easy adjustment. The cake was really moist, really rich, really full of lemony flavour! I love everything lemon, so perhaps I’m biased, but this did not disappoint! I’ve been low carb for years…. and these kinds of treats can start me on a bad path (haha) but clearly a better alternative to the full sugar/flour versions and if I manage to limit my intake then it’s all good (hard not to just wolf this down in one sitting!!!!!)

    Oh, also I did this in 6 inch rounds…5 layers. I baked them for a shorter time as a result. Tall and skinny and cute!!! I put blueberries and purple flowers on top!

    Thanks for the recipe!!!!!!

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  42. Carolyn I’m making this tomorrow! It looks fantastic.
    Do you peel the zucchini before shredding?

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  43. Do you suggest refrigerating this cake? Sorry if I missed that question being asked already. Tried to read all through the comments! I need to make it tonight to serve tomorrow.

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    • It could. Flash freeze it first before trying to wrap it up, or your frosting will get all smushed.

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    • No, it really means in the end the final cake with all the layers and frosting. So 1 cake (even though there are two layers)

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  47. Thanks for the recipe. I used coconut oil for butter, then instead of swerve 1/2 tsp powdered stevia, and a few drops of lemon EO, and egg white protein powder. Then the frosting was coconut cream, stevia, coconut oil, and a little agar agar. It still turned out really tasty and moist.

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    • Amazing! Thanks for sharing your substitutes was looking to make this for a dinner party that had dairy and nut allergic guests. Much appreciated!

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  48. Do you have any suggestions for making this with coconut flour + more eggs instead of almond flour? I usually get headaches when I eat too much almond flour. Thanks!

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  49. HI! Would it work if I subbed THM baking blend for the almond flour?
    Thanks, can’t wait to try this. Love your recipes!

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  50. OH MY GOODNESS… I made this cake and it was moist, and so delicious.. AND, it did virtually nothing to my blood sugars.. I used vanilla protein powder and added a bit of lemon extract to both the cake and the frosting. .I will be making this cake all the time.. Thank you for all your hard work and recipes. I cant wait to receive your new book.

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  51. Do you think I could make this in a loaf pan? …or would the middle not ever get done before the outside turned into leather, lol?

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    • I think it may get brown on the outside but it should end up okay. Cover with foil while baking to keep it from being too brown.

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  52. Hi! This looks great–two questions–is the zucchini measured before or after draining, and should it be packed? Thanks!

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    • The only decent low carb dairy-free cream cheese I have ever tried is Kite Hill. I found it at Whole Foods.

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      • Not to ask the same question again, but I dont use protein pwders..should I add more almond flour or some coconut flour instead and then another egg or more butter as suggested previously?

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  54. This was sooooooo good Carolyn!!! Thank YOU so much and as always I am loving every bite! Was hoping my husband would not like it so there would be more for me…but he loved it too!
    Thanks again!

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  55. Hi Carolyn
    I really enjoy reading your recipes but can not bring myself to use all the artificial sweeteners and so much of it. Have you tried using date purée or coconut butter or even prune purée?
    Thank
    Scott Belanger

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    • HI Scott, I don’t use any artificial sweeteners. Erythritol is a naturally occurring substance, as is stevia and monk fruit. So no worries there! However date or prune puree is not a possibility for me, with diabetes. And to be frank, it’s essentially sugar in another form.

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  56. This is my new favorite ands I’m out of almond flour!!! Any chance I can use coconut flour if I don’t drain the zucchini as well?!? Thanks in advance!

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  57. This looks yummy! A couple of questions:
    1. If I use a 9X13 pan, how should I adjust cooking time/temp?
    2. If I use a “Gluten Free Flax & Ancient Grains All-Purpose Flour,” (brown rice, flaxseed, quinoa, buckwheat, and amaranth) should I use the same amount as the almond flour? Would I still need to add a protein powder.
    Thanks for the great recipe!

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  58. 5 stars
    This is one of my favorite low carb recipes. I’ve made both this and the regular version together for a pot luck and had more people like the low carb version! I can hardly wait until next zucchini season.

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  66. I know zucchini is in the name and I’ve made this superbly delicious cake before but no zucchini in the house and the wrath of winter is upon us in mid-April Can I make this without zucchini and get the moisture from elsewhere? Really craving the blueberry and lemon goodness today.

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  67. Winner! Passed the taste test with two picky people that are hard to please in my household. Great without the frosting. I had frozen zucchini slices in my freezer that were harvested last summer. I blended it with the wet ingredients. It was pre-measured at 4 cups prior to freezing, but the freezing “shrinks it”.

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  68. 5 stars
    Wonderful cake! I made this today for a mother/daughter banquet at church. Instead of almond flour, I used 2 1/2 cups of baking blend and an extra egg. Also added some unsweetened almond milk. Baked in a 9 x 13 pan. Everyone who tried it loved it. Thank you for this recipe. It’s a keeper!

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  76. 5 stars
    Lemon and blueberry is one of my favorite flavor combinations, especially for spring. This cake looks spectacular!

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  80. 5 stars
    This is one my favorite recipes. I’ve made it enough times that today I made them just glancing at the recipe. I make them in cupcake form(although I think they are more muffinish), and half way through cooking I realized I forgot to fold in the blueberries! Say it is t so!
    Maybe I’ll thaw some blueberries, and melt some butter, and mix them into a spread. Who knows.
    These really are the bomb! I eat them without frosting…. too sweet for me, but I do add extra lemon!
    Thank you! So moist and deliscious!

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  81. I don’t have whey protein but i do have pea protein powder. Organic protein powder. Is that ok to use instead?

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  82. That looks delicious. I’m wondering. Can I substitute the wey protein powder for batted egg whites? If so, how many? TIA

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  83. 5 stars
    I plan on making this Tueaday, but I couldn’t find unflavored protein powder, so I got smooth vanilla… do you think it will make a big difference? Thanks.

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    • Often those protein powder flavours can be a bit strong. You may get more vanilla flavour so add a touch more lemon if you can to offset it.

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  84. 5 stars
    I made this today and it smells absolutely delishes! I followed the recipe to the T but for some reason the batter did not rise. Not sure where I went wrong. Cant wait to cut into it

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    • I wonder if your baking powder is old? Keto cakes don’t rise as much as conventional ones but they should rise some.

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    • Nope! Don’t do it! The only good replacement is egg white protein. collagen makes baked goods gummy.

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    • I don’t calculate that because I think it’s irrelevant (carbs are the important piece here and since sugars are carbs, it’s not going to be more than the carb count) but you are welcome to calculate it yourself using any number of online resources.

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  87. 5 stars
    I only had one pan, and I was too lazy to bake 2 layers separately, so I risked it and made one. I was hoping to cut it, but quickly realized that wouldn’t work, so I poked holes all around it and poured all the frosting on top. For some reason the frosting turned out very liquid ( I guess I softened the butter and cream cheese too much), so everything sort of went wrong 😀 And nonetheless, it turned out absolutely delicious. I think it’s one of my favorite recipes so far, and I tried – and loved! – at least a couple of dozen of yours. Next time I will try making the same amount of ingredients, but bake it in a smaller pan. If the cake is higher, I think it might be possible to cut it in two. Just wanted to share my experience.
    Thanks a lot for another great recipe!

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  90. 5 stars
    This cake was so delicious and the lemon frosting add a great touch to the overall flavor. Love that I have another option for all of the zucchini growing in my garden.

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  91. 5 stars
    Made this for my husband’s birthday. We LOVED it. Some keto baking is bland, but not this one, tons of lemon flavour and moist but light cake. Another win!

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  92. Recipe says “1 medium zucchini (@200g)“. 200g is a little less than 1 cup. My medium zucchini shredded yielded 2 cups shredded. Do I use 2 cups shredded or 1 cup?

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    • Cups are not a great measurement for something like grated zucchini, since packing it can make a huge difference to the weight in the cup. So your equivalency of “200g is a little less than a cup” is not at all accurate here. That equivalency is more for items like flour and sugar.

      But if you got 2 cups and you didn’t pack it hard into the cup, then go with that. Once it’s squeezed and drained, then it becomes more like a cup, hard-packed.

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