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Bulletproof Fat Bombs

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Written by Martina Slajerova on January 23, 201576

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My Bulletproof Fat Bombs taste like frozen creamy mocha smoothie. Add a splash of rum or rum extract and they resemble Tiramisu. In fact, I created this recipe while I was working on a keto-friendly Tiramisu for my KetoDiet Cookbook! It includes some of the best 150 low-carb, paleo / primal recipes created exclusively for the cookbook!

These sugar-free treats are ideal for the fat fast and healthy low-carb snacking. Just remember, all fat bombs are treats, not meal replacements — you should eat them in moderation, no more than 1-2 pieces at a time.

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Nutritional values (per serving / 1 piece)

Net carbs0.4 grams
Protein0.8 grams
Fat8.1 grams
Calories77 kcal

Calories from carbs 2%, protein 4%, fat 94%

Total carbs0.6 gramsFiber0.2 gramsSugars0.3 gramsSaturated fat5.9 gramsSodium4 mg(0% RDA)Magnesium3 mg(1% RDA)Potassium12 mg(1% EMR)

Ingredients (makes 20 servings)

Instructions

  1. Place the softened creamed coconut milk (or mascarpone cheese), butter or coconut oil, MCT oil and cocoa powder. Optionally, add the rum extract Bulletproof Fat Bombs
  2. Add powdered Erythritol and stevia into a blender and pulse until smooth. I'm using my Kenwood mixer with a blender attachment. Bulletproof Fat Bombs
  3. Pour in the prepared coffee (room temperature or lukewarm, not hot) and pulse again until smooth. Pour into the into the ice-cream maker (I use Cuisinart) and process according to the manufacturer's instructions. It may take anything between 30-60 minutes depending on your ice-cream maker. Using an ice-cream maker makes the texture smoother & creamy and also allows me to form the "bomb" shapes.
    Tips when you don't have an ice-cream maker: Pour the mixture directly into an ice tray or small muffin tin. You should be able to fit ~ 2 tablespoons per fat bomb or make smaller fat bombs. You can also use 1-2 teaspoons instant coffee powder instead of 1/2 cup of coffee. The mixture will be thicker and you won't need an ice-cream maker. Bulletproof Fat Bombs
  4. Spoon about 2 tablespoons of the ice-cream into ice tray (I used this Ball Shaped Lollypop Tray) which is great for making fat bomb shapes. I used the same one in my Strawberry Cheesecake Fat Bombs. Bulletproof Fat Bombs
  5. Place in the freezer for 2-3 hours or until firm. Bulletproof Fat Bombs Enjoy! Bulletproof Fat Bombs

Ingredient nutritional breakdown (per serving / 1 piece)

Net carbsProteinFatCalories
Mascarpone cheese
0.2 g0.7 g4.4 g44 kcal
Butter, unsalted, grass-fed
0 g0 g2.3 g20 kcal
MCT oil
0 g0 g1.3 g11 kcal
Cocoa powder, raw (cacao)
0.1 g0.1 g0.1 g1 kcal
Erythritol (natural low-carb sweetener)
0.1 g0 g0 g0 kcal
Stevia extract (SweetLeaf or NuNaturals, natural low-carb sweetener)
0 g0 g0 g0 kcal
Coffee (prepared), liquid
0 g0 g0 g0 kcal
Total per serving / 1 piece
0.4 g0.8 g8.1 g77 kcal
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Martina Slajerova

I changed the way I ate in 2011, when I was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s, an autoimmune disease that affects the thyroid. I had no energy, and I found it more and more difficult to maintain a healthy weight.

That’s when I decided to quit sugar, grains, and processed foods, and to start following a whole-foods-based ketogenic approach to food.

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I am allergic to chocolate so I can’t put the cocoa powder in, Will the consistency be ok without it? Or is there something else you suggest substituting?

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You could try carob powder or leave it out. It may be a bit thinner but you could always freeze it in small popsicle molds instead 😊

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This made exactly 20 servings of ONE tablespoon for me, which was just fine. The only ingredient I had to downsize was my cream cheese; I did 227g instead of 250g. And I just mixed the ingredients with a plain ol' spoon. It still turned out velvety smooth (so they just didn't have that "whipped" factor). I think they are sooo good, but my sister finds they are too strong of coffee flavour (I used 2 tsp espresso powder + a bit of water). Also, I didn't have any liquid Stevia, so I just did without it. Delicious!! It's like the coffee icing off the best coffee cake I ever ate without the extra sweetness. I look forward to trying it with marscapone next time. 😊

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Thank you Tammy! ❤

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At what point do you add the rum for the tiramisu flavor?

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Hi Amber, just updated to clarify (please see step 1) 😊

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Since I don't have an ice cream maker or a conventional blender, what can I use to blend? I have a Ninja processor and a KitchenAid full size processor.

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Ninja will work just fine! If you don't have an ice cream maker, you can use regular ice cube tray (and skip the churning).

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I don’t know what I did wrong but mine turned out SO salty!!! I’ll attempt them one more time. Otherwise they would be delish!

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Hi Shelly, could it be the butter? Maybe it wasn't unsalted?

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Can you make this without using the ice cream maker?  I don't have one.. but these look amazing!!

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You definitely can! But it will be better to use mini popsicle molds instead of the ones I used.

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If all I have is the powdered swerve how much of that should I use instead of adding the 10 or 15 Stevia drops. Otherwise how much altogether should I use in this recipe if all I have is the powdered swerve thank you so much

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Hi Valorie, this depends on your palate. I'd start with just the 1/4 cup Erythritol or Swerve and add 1-3 more tablespoons if needed. Also, I use Erythritol which not as sweet as Swerve, so 1/4 cup Swerve may be enough.

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You could also use a splash of sugar free coffee syrup. I just made some using sugar free Carmel and it is awesome from the taste I had. I used cupcake papers because I don't have a working ice cream maker at the moment.

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I used one pk which was 2 tsp, if you want it sweeter than use 2pk

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what using tea instead of coffee... coffee my stomach just can't stand coffee.

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Yes, you can use tea instead... Ideally black but it depends on your palate - some people use herbal tea to make BPC 😊

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I tried these and they turned out great. They must be kept in the freezer since they will melt in the fridge. I first used ice trays to make them, but those pieces were too big. I let them melt down enough to put into smaller molds and now they're the perfect bite size pieces. Taste great and melts in your mouth!

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Awesome, I'm glad you liked them! 😊

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How important is it to add ANY of the "sweeteners"?  So many recipes use stevia or other suitable sweetener... I don't like sweets ..I drink black coffee, eat 90% chocolate.. Can I just leave it out?
Thank you!

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Of course! I actually prefer this recipe without sweeteners because I never put them in my coffee 😊

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I see where stevia has been left out, but is it possible to only use 1/4 C unfiltered organic honey or maple syrup and add no other sweeteners. I only use those and sometimes coconut sugar due to autoimmune issues.

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Hi Jennifer, absolutely - if you can tolerate more carbs, you can use these paleo-friendly options!

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These look delicious - I've been looking for a low carb snack to take to work! 😊

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I'm not sure these are suitable for work - they will melt on the way there 😊 You can try any of these that don't require freezing: ketodietapp.com/Blog/Filter

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I am wondering if you can recommend something other than liquid Stevia. I am allergic to Stevia.

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Hi Melanie, you can skip the stevia or add more Erythritol instead (to taste).

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Hi Martina! I love this idea & so want to make these turn out right.... but something seems very wrong. I have all ingredients mixed together ready to go in the ice cream maker & all I have is a big blob of brown cottage cheese. Yours looked like a liguid. I reread the recipe several times & I did use the marscapone cheese. HELP! What have I done wrong? The flavor tastes great but the consistency seems way off. Thanks so much.

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I'm sorry about that Jessica, it looks like it has curdled. I'm not sure but it must be the temperature of the ingredients. Does it curdle before or after adding the coffee? And sorry about the late reply!

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I just tried this today, and it is soooooooo yummy!!!

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Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!

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I am addicted to this! It's so hard to eat only one...

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I'd say that two-three are ok 😉

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then what do you do with the bombs, how would i use this in my ketopia diet? ty new to all this

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Hi Tammy, here are the reasons for including fat bombs: Bacon & Guacamole Fat Bombs Hope this helps! 😊

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I made these last night, and they turned out pretty good. I didn't have any eryth on hand so I used all Stevia. Kinda bitter but that's my fault. The texture was great. I used Starbucks instant coffee- without an ice cream maker. I also used my daughter's fish shaped ice cube trays. Made for a funny presentation. I can't wait to do it "right' next time. I have no doubt the results will be fantastic.

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I have to admit that I actually like them sweetener-free but that may be just me because I don't use any sweeteners in my coffee. Hope you like the next batch! 😊

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I made these and the flavor is excellent. I used the mascarpone/butter/coconut oil method and did not add the Stevia drops. I used a regular blender and when I mixed everything it made the most wonderful mousse which would make a great dessert by itself! I didn't need the ice cream maker at all even though I have one. Delicious!

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Awesome! Glad you liked them! 😊

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You said you didn't use the Stevia drops but did you still sweeten with the ¼ cup Erythritol or Swerve? Thank you

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So I froze my coffee into ice cubes and added to my Vitamix. It made a nice  thick creamy mixture that I could spoon into a mini muffin pan. My hubby was eating straight out of the blender jar. I'm looking forward to trying them when they freeze.

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Great idea to use frozen coffee cubes! 😊

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These are amazing!  Thank you for sharing this recipe. I used a mini silicone tray (got 24 pieces), popped them out and into a freezer bag! Perfect size treat.

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Glad you liked them Michelle! 😊

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Hi, Martina! I've been looking for coffee fat bombs for ages and these look beautiful! I usually take my coffee without sweetener, but I do want to lightly sweeten these. However, all I have is liquid Stevia drops. Could I simply use the 10-15 drops and avoid the powdered sweetener altogether? Would the structure hold up? Thanks!

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Hi Lani, thank you! Yes, you can use just stevia. Try 10-15 drops and add more if needed. The structure will not be affected.

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i don't understand the purpose of the ice cream maker.  If you don't need it, why is it in the recipe?  What does the ice cream maker do different than if you don't use it? Thanks, Kim

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Hi Kim, the reason I used an ice-cream maker it to be able to create the "bomb" shapes and it also makes the ice-cream smooth. But no, yu don't need to use it. I'll add some more tips in the post:
- using popsicle molds if you don't want to use an ice-cream maker
- or coffee powder instead of 1/2 cup coffee so that the mixture is thicker and easier to form into "bombs"

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Do you know anything about great values stevia? Is it healthy or should I use another brand?

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Hi Jinxx, this product looks fine to me - erythritol, stevia extract and natural flavours (not sure what "natural flavours" are though). For more, have a look at this post: Complete Guide To Sweeteners on a Low-Carb Ketogenic Diet.

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Great value stevia may contain dextrose.  If you have diet restrictions or allergies you may want to read ingredients list carefully. Great value Stevia is not considered organic.

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You are right, they must have changed the ingredients. Last time (2 years ago) I checked, it had erythritol, stevia and natural flavours. This time they list maltodextrin!

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Cheese and rum are not bulletproof. Nice recipe though.

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Thanks! I make mine with rum extract and coconut milk 😊

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