Keto Friendly Chocolate Chips For Your Favorite Keto Cookies!

Chocolate chips are synonymous with decadent desserts, and generally in the category of a cheat meal when you are on a diet. But what if you flip the script by using keto friendly chocolate chips in your recipes? Think more than just chocolate chip cookies you can open your world up to things like:

• Keto friendly chocolate chip pancakes (see our keto pancake mix list here)
• Chocolate chip brownies (here’s our top keto brownie list)
• Melt the chocolate chips and make your own low carb chocolate peanut butter cups or chocolate fondue for dipping berries!
• Love everything chocolate? Check out our top Keto Friendly Chocolate List for the top products!

Of course, since chocolate chips are usually a way to spruce up an existing food, you have to ensure that the main food is low carb and keto friendly. However, you can use your creativity to make some pretty awesome desserts with the following keto friendly chocolate chips.

Pro Tips:

• NEW! Swerve was always in the low carb sugar substitute game with their granular and confectioner sugar substitutes, but they recently came out with their Brown Sugar Substitute! Which is perfect for making cookies!
• Check out all of our top picks for keto alternative sweeteners for baking and cooking! In addition to the details of ingredients and what it means for the keto diet!
• Too lazy to bake? Check out our favorite keto cookies you can buy at the store!

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Keto Friendly Chocolate Chips for Baking

#1 ChocZero

ChocZero is the cream of the crop when it comes to low carb and keto friendly chocolate! They sweeten all their products with a natural, plant-based, low glycemic sugar substitute called Monk Fruit Extract, meaning ZERO SUGAR ALCOHOLS, and also Soluble Corn Fiber which helps tame the sweetness of Monk Fruit.

They are definitely one of our favorites when it comes to chocolate bars and bark!

AND…they’ve finally come out with their keto chocolate chips! They have both milk and white chocolate flavors! 

• White chocolate
  • 1g net carb per 14g
  • THESE ARE JUST LIKE CANDY CORN – Texture and flavor.
  • Cocoa butter, soluble corn fiber, whole milk powder, sunflower lecithin, madagascar bourbon vanilla beans
  • Check out our White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cookie Recipe!

• Milk Chocolate
  • 1g net carb per 14g
  • Delicious flavor and texture slightly sweeter than normal milk chocolate chips
  • Milk chocolate (unsweetened chocolate, cocoa butter, whole milk powder), soluble corn fiber, sunflower lecithin, monk fruit extract, madagascar bourbon vanilla beans

• Dark Chocolate
  • 1g net carb per 14g
  • Dark chocolate (unsweetened chocolate, cocoa butter), soluble corn fiber, sunflower lecithin, monk fruit extract, madagascar bourbon vanilla beans

You can buy any of their products off their website and get 10% off using our code.

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#2 Lily’s Dark and Milk Chocolate Chips 

We use Lily’s Dark Chocolate Chips all the time when we bake (not very often). They are formulated as baking chips, so they have a higher cocoa content of 55%.

These have a ton of flavor since and melt and act like conventional chocolate chips, and they are our favorite sugar free chocolate chips!

Like all of their products, Lily’s uses a sweetener blend of mostly erythritol (a sugar alcohol) and a small amount of stevia.

This particular product also happens to be vegan, which is not true of all of their products like their chocolate bars.

For 60 chips, you only are set back 2g net carbs.

#3 Hershey’s

Hershey’s is the go-to chocolate brand for millions of people. There’s a familiarity with the flavor that you don’t get with a lot of other brands of chocolate.

If you simply have to have Hershey’s, they do have this great sugar-free chocolate chip alternative available. In fact, there is only 1g net carb per serving.

Do note that these are sweetened with maltitol, a sugar alcohol. While it doesn’t count as sugar, it has a relatively higher glycemic impact compared to other low carb sweeteners. That means you should definitely limit the amount you use as it can slow down your keto results when you eat it in high quantities.

Note: A cookie or two a day doesn’t count as high quantities. We are talking eating the whole bag in one sitting 😉

Just want a quick and easy chocolate chip cookie? Check out Fat Snax Chocolate Chip Cookies. By far the best low carb and keto, sugar free chocolate chip cookies on the market!