13 Keto Frozen Treats

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A special thanks to Courtney Hamilton at Paleohacks.com for today’s keto recipe roundup.

Popsicles, ice cream, and icy drinks—did you say goodbye to all these summer treats when you embarked on a keto diet? Well, with these recipes, you can have your frozen goodie and fuel ketosis, too.

These low-carb frozen keto treats cull everything that’s great about an icy-cool dessert, but cut out all the sugar, additives, and excess carbs.

Enjoy simple 3-ingredient chocolate Popsicles, or jazz them up with a chocolate drizzle and a sprinkle of sea salt.

Cool down with gorgeously swirly coconut milk Popsicles sweetened naturally with blueberries, lime juice, and mint. If you’re a chocolate lover, try an amazingly fudgy Popsicle or a no-churn ice cream.

Get ready to cool down this summer with your favorite frosty keto treat!

PaleoHacks | Copycat Starbucks Keto White Drink

Drive up to this healthy homemade version of a Starbucks classic when you blend wholesome ingredients like peach white tea, coconut cream, and vanilla extract with a cup of ice.

Ketogasm | Keto Popsicles with Coconut Milk

Coconut milk and blueberries swirl together with lime juice and mint for a beautifully sophisticated pop.

PaleoHacks | Keto Chocolate Frosty

You’ll still have to choose between straw and a spoon when you cozy up to this thick and chocolatey favorite.

Sugar-Free Mom | Keto Strawberry Fudge Popsicles

Think of chocolate-covered strawberries, only frozen and on a stick!

What Great Grandma Ate | Creamy Keto Fudgesicles

It’s a rich and creamy take on a classic, but without all the sugar.

Healthy Little Peach | Strawberry and Cream Popsicles

You only need a handful of ingredients, a blender, and a Popsicle mold to whip up these icy cold treats.

The Big Man’s World | 3-Ingredient Keto Vanilla Ice Cream

Do you have a can of coconut milk, some cashew butter, and vanilla stevia? Then you can enjoy this easy-peasy, no-churn ice cream.

Gnom-Gnom | 3-Ingredient Paleo and Keto Chocolate Popsicles

We love the plain chocolate version, but you can jazz things up with a dark chocolate drizzle, toasted nuts, or a touch of espresso powder.

Sugar-Free Mom | Keto Butter Pecan Ice Cream

Use an ice cream maker to get this classic flavor as fluffy and pure as the original.

Peace Love and Low Carb | Mixed Berry Coconut Creamsicles

It’s like your favorite fruit salad, mixed with cream and popped onto a stick.

Gnom-Gnom | No Churn Paleo and Keto Vanilla Ice Cream

Your ice cream scooper will be begging to dig into this full-fat, uber-creamy treat.

Beaming Baker | 4-Ingredient Almond Butter Ice Cream

We love a tasty spoonful of almond butter, but it’s infinitely better when blended with coconut cream and stashed in the freezer for awhile.

I Breathe I’m Hungry | No Churn Keto Chocolate Ice Cream

Whipped egg whites are the secret behind this intensely indulgent treat.

Thanks again to Courtney Hamilton from Paleohacks.com. Interested in seeing a certain recipe or roundup of a certain category—Primal or Primal-keto? Let us know below!

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