Keto Red Velvet Cinnamon Cheesecakes Recipe

Low Carb Velvety Heaven!

Just in time for Mother’s Day, we’ve created a dessert to please anyone, low carb or not! Taking two American classics, red velvet cake and cheesecake, we combined the two to make a delectable little dessert with only 2g of carbs! We’re really excited to give this two-layered dessert to our moms and hope you’ll make a batch to gift too! (Or enjoy it alone, they’re insanely delicious!)

These red velvet cheesecakes use erythritol, a sugar alcohol, and low carb almond flour. We love using our trusty Bob’s Red Mill Almond Flour- it’s available in lots of grocery stores and is super fine for baking!

This keto red velvet cheesecake makes for a perfect ketogenic treat because of the low carb count and high-fat content! Each one has 36g of fat! The cream cheese, butter and almond flour are all high-fat ingredients with lots of healthy nutrients to contribute. We also added cinnamon butter to this recipe to give it a unique twist and some spice. We made cinnamon butter for a Sunday breakfast to go with our almond flour pancakes and wanted to use it again! It added just the right sweetness to the cheesecake layer- not too much since cream cheese is sweet enough on its own!

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Here‘s some more info on erythritol if you’re not familiar with it.

Tips & Tricks

The entire process took only about 40 minutes! Depending on your tastes, you can eat/serve these cheesecakes hot, warm or chilled for a few hours. When chilled, the cheesecake layer becomes denser since it “deflates” a little when cooling. We prefer eating these warm and think a combination of cooling overnight and then reheating in a toaster oven would create the perfect consistency. We haven’t tried it yet though since taking a bite out of mom’s dessert could be a dangerous thing to do 🙂

We would really recommend an electric hand mixer to beat the cream cheese and butter. You need that aerated batter to make some fluffy and non-clumpy cheesecake layers. We also used our ramekins for even and quick baking and beautiful presentation, but you can combine each layer of the batter and pour it into a small baking dish. The bake time will be a little higher though because of the volume of batter you’re baking all at once.

Another variation, if you’re baking for a crowd, is to make mini mini red velvet cheesecakes by using tiny 4 oz mason jars to cook your cakes. They’re made of glass and will show off the layers of the red velvet cheesecake beautifully! However, if you choose this method, your cook time will likely be only 10-15 minutes because of the small amount of batter in each jar. You can also use your trusty muffin pan, but consider adding cupcake liners if you choose this route.

Happy baking!

Looking for more red velvet recipes? Try these keto red velvet chaffles from Butter Together Kitchen! They’re rich, flavorful and their cream cheese frosting is irresistible!

Red Velvet Cinnamon Cheesecakes

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Macros per serving:
• 420 Calories
• 36g of Fat
• 17g of Protein
• 2g of Carbs

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Serves

4 servings

Prep Time

20 minutes

Cook Time

20 minutes

Serves 4 servings

Prep Time 20 minutes

Cook Time 20 minutes

Red Velvet Cinnamon Cheesecakes Votes: 80 Rating: 4.56 You: Rate this recipe! Print Recipe Macros per serving: • 420 Calories • 36g of Fat • 17g of Protein • 2g of Carbs CourseDessert Serves 4 servings Prep Time 20 minutes Cook Time 20 minutes Serves 4 servings Prep Time 20 minutes Cook Time 20 minutes

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Ingredients

Red Velvet Layer

• 1/4 cup butter
• 1/3 cup So Nourished erythritol sweetener
• 1 tbsp cocoa powder
• 1 egg
• 1 tsp red food coloring
• 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
• 1/2 tsp apple cider vinegar
• 6 tbsp almond flour
• 1 pinch salt

Cheesecake Layer

• 6 oz cream cheese
• 1 egg
• 1 tbsp butter
• 2 tbsp So Nourished erythritol sweetener
• 1 tsp cinnamon
• 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
• 1 pinch salt

Instructions

Red Velvet Layer

1. Preheat oven to 350°F.
2. Melt butter in a small sauce pan and combine with erythritol. Keep on low heat until erythritol is dissolved.
3. In a mixing bowl, combine butter and erythritol with cocoa powder, vanilla and salt.

   
4. Add in an egg and mix until well combined.

   
5. Add your food coloring and apple cider vinegar.
6. Add 6 tablespoons (or 1/4 cup and 2 tbsp) of sifted almond flour and mix until fully combined.

   
7. Pour the mixture evenly among 4 greased ramekins and tap on a hard surface to flatten the batter out and remove any air bubbles. Place them on a cookie sheet and into the refrigerator while you make the cheesecake layer.

   
8. We used 3 ramekins and 2 small mason jars to show the layers.

Cheesecake Layer

1. Using an electric hand mixer, beat the softened cream cheese and butter together until light and fluffy.

   
2. Add in an egg, vanilla extract and cinnamon beat again.
3. If you don't have powdered erythritol, simply place 2 tablespoons in a Nutribullet and blend for a few seconds. Powdered in seconds! Add in 2 tablespoons of the now powdered erythritol and a pinch of salt and mix with the hand mixer one last time.

Combining

1. Take the ramekins out of the fridge and spoon about 2 heaping teaspoons onto each red velvet layer. They should not mix, but should definitely meet without any gaps between them.

   
2. Use the spoon to gently push the cheesecake layer to the edges of the ramekins. There should be no gaps between the ramekins and the cakes. Tap the ramekins again on a hard surface so that the top layer flattens out.

   
3. Bake in the oven for about 20 minutes. Check to see if the tops are set but still slightly jiggly- that means they're done!

   
4. When they're done, let them cool a little. You have the choice of digging in right away when they're warm or chilling them for a few hours. The textures differ greatly warm or cold. When chilled, they cake become more dense as they deflate a little. Although personally, we like the taste and texture better when warm. Try both!

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Dr. Rosmy Barrios, MD

This article has been medically reviewed by Dr. Rosmy Barrios, MD.

Dr. Rosmy Barrios, MD is an aesthetic medicine specialist whose work focuses on patients who are treated for obesity, metabolic syndrome, and other weight-related issues through nutritional analysis, keto diet programs, and supporting medications.

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Vicky Abrams

Vicky Abrams started Tasteaholics and So Nourished in 2015 with her husband, Rami, hoping to document all their low carb cooking adventures. She is an expert in the keto diet industry and is the author of the bestseller, Keto Diet for Dummies, and the Keto in Five cookbook series. In her spare time, Vicky volunteers to help animals get adopted using her acquired photography skills. She enjoys traveling, spending time outdoors and working with her hands.

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