I always loved ice-cream cones and craved them ever since I gave up grains and sugar. I know how to make keto ice-cream, grain-free bread and even low-carb tortillas, but it just seemed impossible to make sugar cones — after all, the main ingredient is sugar. Low-Carb Ice Cream Sugar Cones!
Low-Carb Ice Cream Sugar Cones
After experimenting with different nut & seed flour mixes and sweeteners, I came up with this recipe. These cones are guilt-free and very likely the closest you will ever get to real sugar cones!
There are two ways to make them. You can either use a cone maker, or make your own cone shapers and bake the dough in the oven. I prefer using the cone maker (just like in the video recipe below) because it’s less work, it’s easy and you can make the cones really thin and crispy.
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I always loved ice-cream cones and craved them ever since I gave up grains and sugar. I know how to make keto ice-cream, grain-free bread and even low-carb tortillas, but it just seemed impossible to make sugar cones — after all, the main ingredient is sugar. Low-Carb Ice Cream Sugar Cones! Preheat your cone maker to medium (here’s a good cone maker on Amazon). In a bowl, place the almond flour, psyllium, vanilla powder and salt. In another bowl, mix the eggs, coconut milk, sweetener and melted ghee. When done, fill with your favourite ice-cream like (mine is the Ultimate Keto Chocolate Ice-Cream and No-Churn Vanilla Keto Ice-Cream). Yield: dessertsLow-Carb Ice Cream Sugar Cones
Prep Time 30 minutes Additional Time 30 minutes Total Time 1 hour Ingredients
Instructions
Add the dry ingredients into the bowl with the eggs and mix well.
Pour the batter (about 3 tablespoons per wafer) in the cone maker and close the lid. Cook for 3-6 minutes, or until it’s lightly browned and cooked through (the time depends on the cone maker and temperature setting). Once ready, use a spatula and cone shaper to fold the hot wafer around it. Place on a plate or a chopping board and let it cool down for 1-2 minutes.
As it cools down, the wafer will harden. Then, you can remove the cone shaper and let it cool to room temperature.
Repeat for the remaining cones (9-10 per recipe). Once cooled, place them gently one inside another and store in an airtight container for up to a month.
Enjoy!!!Notes
Nutrition Information:
Serving Size:
1 cone
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 127Total Fat: 12,4gSaturated Fat: 6gSodium: 33mgNet Carbohydrates: 2,5gFiber: 1,2gSugar: 0,6gProtein: 2,9g
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