Learn how to make the BEST keto coffee that is perfectly smooth, creamy, and tastes like a latte! Made with zero carbs, it’s packed with health benefits and keeps you fueled all morning!
If there is one food or drink that is a staple in any diet out there, it has to be coffee.
There is a reason it’s called liquid gold. Most of us can’t function without at least one cup a day, with many of us requiring several.
For those of us following a low carb diet, there is a secret twist on the magical beverage that provides tons of health benefits, including weight management.
Is coffee keto?
Black and unsweetened coffee is suitable for a keto diet. It has no calories or carbs. Where carbs and hidden sugars come into play is what we may add to it. Sugar, milk, and flavor syrups can add tons of carbs to a single carb and would kick someone out of ketosis.
Luckily, you can make a keto coffee that is an absolute game changer for any low carb dieter out there.
What does keto coffee do to your body?
Like a standard cup of caffeinated coffee, there are plenty of benefits. These include a boost in energy levels and promoting weight management. However, this blend of keto coffee does even more.
The combination of coconut oil and butter helps promote weight loss, because of its appetite suppression properties. It also promotes good digestion, which can often be an issue when following a low carb diet.
Why you’ll love this keto coffee recipe
- Rich and frothy– This coffee tastes like a frothy latte but with no milk!
- An easy meal replacement– Full of healthy fats and caffeine, this drink can keep you fueled and energised for hours!
- Ready in two minutes– All made in a blender or using a hand mixer.
- Easy to customize– Add your favorite sugar free syrups, sweeteners, or even coffee creamer!
No preparation necessary, a cup of this kind of coffee will keep you going for hours right up until you dig into a keto lunch!
What is keto coffee made of?
- Brewed coffee– Instant coffee or espresso will also work.
- Coconut oil– Adds an extra layer of richness and energy.
- Butter– Unsalted butter.
- Heavy cream– Heavy whipping cream or double cream works.
- Cinnamon– Just a pinch to add some warming flavors.
- Sugar substitute- Only add this if you prefer a sweetener coffee. My favorite keto sweeteners are a brown sugar substitute or a keto powdered sugar.
How to make keto coffee
Add all your ingredients into a high-speed blender and blend for 30-40 seconds until frothy. Pour the coffee into a glass and scoop out tablespoons of the froth on top.
Storage tips
Coffee is best enjoyed freshly made. However, you can store it in the refrigerator for up to two days. When ready to consume, microwave for 30-40 seconds until hot.
What coffee can I drink on keto?
Many people assume that plain black coffee is the only keto friendly caffeinated beverage on the market. Luckily, that is NOT the case and there are many delicious ways to enjoy this liquid gold.
Here are 7 keto approved coffee recipes that all have less than 2 grams per serving.
Nitro Cold Brew
Nitro coffee has taken the keto world by storm. It has no carbs and virtually no calories, but yields the smoothest and silkiest beverage you’ll ever drink. Nitrogen is added to the coffee making process giving it that glorious layer of foam on top.
Net carbs per serving: > 1 gram.
Bulletproof coffee
The most famous low carb coffee, bulletproof coffee follows a similar formula to this recipe. The only differences is that it uses MCT oil instead of coconut oil and has no heavy cream or milk added.
Net carbs per serving: 1 gram.
Iced Coffee
Nothing beats an iced coffee on a hot day…or anytime, really. By swapping out the milk for a dash of heavy cream and keto condensed milk, you have something sweet, refreshing and satisfying, without the sugar.
Net carbs per serving: 1 gram.
Frappuccino
Who said you can’t enjoy Starbucks at home? Sure, there are tons of keto Starbucks drinks, but you can also make it at home for a fraction of the price and none of the carbs.
Net carbs per serving: 2.5 grams.
Cold Brew
Making your own cold brew concentrate saves you tons of money and also lets you make a cold brew coffee. Rich and dark on its own, add some sugar free caramel syrup or simple syrup for some extra sweetness.
Net carbs per serving: > 1 gram.
Almond milk latte
Everyone’s favorite milk-based coffee drink gets a keto makeover! Per one cup serving, unsweetened almond milk has just 2 grams of net carbs. Add some espresso and froth it up and you’ll still be looking at a low carb drink!
Net carbs per serving: 2.5 grams.
Whipped coffee
Made popular on TikTok several years ago, Dalgona coffee is brewed coffee and sweetener blended together until frothy.
Net carbs per serving: 1 gram.
More keto coffee recipes to try
Frequently Asked Questions
The key difference is what is added to the coffee. In regular coffee, you’d typically add milk, sugar, and/or cream. In keto coffee, you add coconut oil, butter and either half and half or heavy cream.
Regularly drinking coffee, especially keto coffee, is fantastic for weight loss. It naturally suppresses appetite and, when consumed in regular intervals, can reduce snacking and overall meal consumption.
You can drink 1-2 cups of keto coffee every day. Drinking anything caffeinated in excess can lead to interrupted sleep, so monitor your tolerance if concerned.
While whole milk in small amounts is suitable for a keto diet, heavy cream is a much better option. Not only does it have fewer carbs, it also yields a much creamier beverage.
- 1 cup brewed coffee
- 1 tablespoon butter unsalted
- 1 tablespoon coconut oil
- 1 tablespoon heavy cream
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Add all the ingredients into a blender and blend for 30-40 seconds, until smooth and frothy.
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Carefully pour the coffee into a glass or mug, then scoop out the foam on top.
You can add keto coffee creamer if you’d like.
TO STORE: Coffee is best enjoyed freshly made. However, you can store it in the refrigerator for up to two days. When ready to consume, microwave for 30-40 seconds until hot.
Serving: 2coffees | Calories: 135kcal | Carbohydrates: 1g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 15g | Sodium: 49mg | Potassium: 67mg | Fiber: 1g | Vitamin A: 285IU | Vitamin C: 1mg | Calcium: 9mg | Iron: 1mg
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