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Sugar free pumpkin pie can be a Keto-friendly dessert, which adds variety to your Keto Diet meal plan without exceeding your daily carb limits. Unlike regular pies, which contain high levels of sugar, the 5 pies you are going to learn here use sweeteners to keep the net carbs low enough for those who follow Low-Carb or Keto diets. So, let’s bake!
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Why Is Sugar Free Pumpkin Pie Perfect for Keto?
Sugar free pumpkin pie is one of the best holiday desserts you can enjoy while staying in ketosis.
Traditional pumpkin pie contains high levels of sugar and high-glycemic sweeteners that spike your blood glucose, but Keto versions replace them with low-carb sweeteners like erythritol, monk fruit, allulose, or stevia.
Using the right ingredients, you can keep the yummy flavor without compromising your low-carb diet goals.
On a ketogenic diet, you need to manage the consumption of net carbs, which is the total carbs minus fiber and sugar alcohols.
A slice of sugar free pumpkin pie can stay under 5-8g net carbs per serving, depending on the recipe you use. That is much lower than regular pies that usually contain 20-30g of carbs per slice.
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In addition to low levels of carbohydrates, pumpkin itself contains nutrients like beta-carotene and fiber that support digestion and different health markers.
You can consume sugar free pumpkin pie with high-fat ingredients like heavy cream or coconut milk, and create a satisfying dessert that fits into a Keto macros profile.
Whether you prefer a classic crusted pie, a no-bake version, or a crustless custard, there is a Keto-friendly, sugar free pumpkin pie recipe here for you.
Before going to recipes, we need to learn how to choose the ingredients that help us make a sugar free pumpkin pie, i.e., sweeteners.
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The Best Sweeteners for Sugar Free Pumpkin Pie
Choosing the right sweetener affects both the texture and taste of your Keto, sugar free pumpkin pie. The table below compares the most common sweeteners and helps you choose more easily:
Sweetener
Keto-Friendly?
Sweetness
Best Use
Erythritol
Yes
~70 percent sugar sweetness
Is the most common; crisp crusts
Monk Fruit Blend
Yes
100 percent sugar sweetness
Clean flavor; pie filling
Allulose
Yes
~70 percent sugar sweetness
Smooth texture, caramelizes
Stevia
Yes (very potent)
200-300X sugar sweetness
Use in small amounts
Xylitol
So-so, with caution
100 percent sugar sweetness
Can cause digestive issues in some
Tips for Using Sweeteners
Using blends (erythritol + monk fruit) gives the best texture and sweetness.
Allulose gives the creamiest custard but may brown more quickly.
Pure erythritol can crystallize; mixing the sweeteners helps.
This creamy low-carb pumpkin pie is light and Keto-friendly, with no sugar. To make this 12-serving pie, you need about 1 hour and the following ingredients and instructions.
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Ingredients:
1 can of pumpkin puree
½ cup erythritol/monk fruit sweetener
2 large eggs
1½ cups heavy cream or coconut milk
2 tsp pumpkin pie spice
½ tsp salt
Instructions:
Preheat the oven to 325°F (163°C).
Whisk all the ingredients until smooth.
Pour the mixture into a pie dish and bake for 45 minutes until just set.
Let it cool, then chill for 2+ hours.
Serve and enjoy!
Nutrition per Serving:
In the table below, you can find the nutrients in each serving of this creamy low-carb pumpkin pie.
This pumpkin spice pumpkin pie is also a must-try. To make it, which gives 12 servings, you need to spend a total of about 1 hour. Here are the ingredients and instructions you need to make it.
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