These keto biscuits are soft, buttery, cheesy, and come together in just 20 minutes with only 6 simple ingredients. And the best part is that each one of these biscuits has LESS THAN 2 NET CARBS! Quick, easy, filling, AND low carb – this is definitely the best keto biscuit recipe you can make!
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The Best Keto Biscuits
Is there anything better than warm biscuits fresh from the oven?
Well, I don’t know about you guys, but I think practically any meal can be improved with a side of warm, freshly baked biscuits.
And let me tell you, these keto almond flour biscuits are everything. They’re savory, buttery, cheesy, fluffy… the list goes on and on!
Not to mention, they’re also super low carb. As I already mentioned, each one of these bad boys has just over 1 NET CARB – but honestly, you’d never be able to guess it from how filling they are!
Why This Recipe Works
Versatile. There are so many ways to eat biscuits with this recipe. Sweet, savory, biscuits and gravy, the opportunities are endless!
Quick and easy to make. You can whip up this almond flour biscuit recipe in just 20 minutes, and it's effortless.
Healthy. Low carb and made with wholesome ingredients - this is a healthy biscuit recipe everyone will love.
Crowd favorite. Even people who aren't on keto LOVE these biscuits, so you can serve them anytime, and they'll be a hit.
Ingredients
- Blanched Almond Flour- I like to use the one from Blue Diamon, but any works!
- Baking Powder- make sure it's fresh!
- Mozzarella Cheese- use full fat for the best results.
- Eggs- two large ones.
- Sour Cream- this works best for soft and fluffy biscuits, but you can also use Greek yogurt.
- Unsalted Butter- for the best flavor and texture.
How To Make Keto Biscuits
Step 1: Mixing The Ingredients
Preheat your oven to 450° F (232°C), so it’s ready once we finish the batter. Oh, and by the way, if you only have a microwave, you can still make keto biscuits! I have a fantastic 3-minute low carb biscuit recipe on my blog. Or, you can even try making both of my keto biscuit recipes and see which one you like best!
Anyway, the next thing you want to do is pulse your almond flour, baking powder, and mozzarella in a food processor. What you’re looking for is a fine flour-like consistency. Once you’ve achieved that, you can set it aside. Next, mix the wet ingredients in a medium-sized bowl until well combined. Then, pour the dry ingredients in and mix until a thick batter forms.
Step 2: Baking The Biscuits
Now, unlike the “regular” kind of biscuits, these low carb biscuits start as a liquid batter instead of a dry dough, so we’ll be baking our biscuits in a muffin tray instead of on a baking sheet. To do that, spray a non-stick baking spray into the slots of your muffin tray then spoon the batter into each slot, filling each one three-quarters of the way full. The pro-tip here is to spray and fill the slots one at a time just before adding the batter to prevent everything from sticking to the slots/liners.
Then, once you've sufficiently added the batter, you’ll then want to bake them for 10 minutes – yup, literally just 10 minutes – and set them aside to cool down to room temperature.
Step 3: Serving These Keto Biscuits
To remove them from the tray, take a thin knife and run it around the edges of each slot to loosen the biscuit and slide it out. However, if you're using paper liners you won't have to worry about doing this.
And there you have it – warm, fluffy, savory cheese & butter almond flour biscuits, that are low carb and ready in 20 minutes!
My Pro Tips To Make The Best Recipe
- Make some cheesy keto biscuits à la Red Lobster by adding some cheddar, garlic powder, and Italian seasoning to the batter.
- Incorporate a mix of different cheeses, add some of your favorite herbs, or dress it up after baking with a drizzle of olive oil and a dash of flaky sea salt for different cheddar biscuits.
- Use full fat mozzarella cheese for the best biscuit texture.
- Do not use salted butter, use unsalted butter or the biscuits will be salty.
What Can I Serve With These Biscuits?
Obviously, these are wonderful on their own or with a pat of salted butter melted on top, but there are also a TON of ways you can use these keto biscuits to take your other meals to the next level.
Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- Serve with scrambled eggs, keto chicken sausage, and coffee for a classic diner-style breakfast
- Slice into halves to make mini keto sandwich buns
- Dip into soup for a super comforting and hearty dinner – try it with this keto broccoli cheese soup for the ultimate cheesy overload!
- Or use them to make this keto eggs benedict for an elevated breakfast!
- Cook up this grilled ribeye and roasted kohlrabi for a complete meal
How I Recommend Storing Leftovers
In the fridge: Cover the biscuits in a pan with some tin foil. Or you could also transfer them to an airtight container and store them for about a week.
In the freezer: Transfer the leftover biscuits to a freezer-safe bag and freeze for up to 3 months.
Reheating: Pop the biscuits in the microwave for about 10 seconds. You can defrost the frozen biscuits in the fridge overnight, microwave, or toaster.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you eat biscuits on keto diet?
Yes, you can eat biscuits on the keto diet as long as they are low in net carbs and made with keto friendly ingreidents.
Can I have almond flour on keto?
Absolutely! Almond flour is low in carbs, high in fiber, and high in healthy fats, so it's the ideal flour for the keto diet.
What can I use instead of almond flour for keto?
Sunflower seed flour and walnut flour are both equal substitutes for almond flour and can be used in any keto recipe.
PrintKeto Biscuits | THE BEST Low Carb Almond Flour Biscuits Recipe
These keto biscuits are soft, buttery, cheesy, and come together in just 20 minutes with only 6 simple ingredients. Not to mention, each one of these biscuits has LESS THAN 2 NET CARBS! Quick, easy, filling, AND low carb – this is definitely the best keto biscuit recipe you can make!
- Prep Time: 10
- Cook Time: 10
- Total Time: 20 minutes
- Yield: 9 Muffins
- Category: Breads and Biscuits
- Method: Baking
- Cuisine: Keto & Low Carb
Ingredients
1 ½ Cups (168g) Blanched Almond Flour
½ tablespoon (5g) Baking Powder
½ Cup (56g) Full-Fat Mozzarella Cheese, Shredded
2 Large Eggs, Room Temp.
½ Cup (120g) Sour Cream
4 Tbsps. (56g) Unsalted Butter, Melted
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 450° F (232℃).
- In a food processor, pulse the dry ingredients and mozzarella until they combine into a fine flour-like consistency. Set aside.
- In a medium bowl, mix the wet ingredients together. Pour the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients. Mix until a thick batter forms.
- Coat the slots of a muffin tray with non-stick baking spray and spoon in the batter to fill them ¾ of the way full.
- Spray and fill one slot at a time to prevent sticking.
- Bake for about 10 minutes. Let them cool completely in the tray. Run a thin knife around the edges of each biscuit to gently remove them from the tray.
Notes
1.75g NET CARBS per biscuit...
3g Carbs - 1.25g Fiber = 1.75g NET CARBS
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 Biscuit
- Calories: 225
- Fat: 19.5
- Carbohydrates: 3
- Fiber: 1.25
- Protein: 7
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Heather says
I don’t have a food processor. Do I need to pulse the first few ingredients? All I have is a mixer
The Diet Chef says
Just make sure to mince the cheese well if you don't have one :)
Judy says
I made these in a 9x9 pan and cut them into 9 squares because I hate cleaning muffin tins! Delicious! I´m going to make them with chopped jalepeños next time!
Kim says
Brilliant!
Katy says
Judy, did you have to cook them longer than 10 min? Katy
Jnu says
So amazingly moist! With butter is mouth watering. Definitely needs salt.
Lieske says
Since I have a Microwave/ Convection oven. Preheat 212 C. Made the batter, put it in the fridge 10 minutes, took a small ice cream scoop, I scooped them on my round tray, baked them 10-12 minutes. They do spread out. Had to use white cheddar cheese. My husband enjoyed them with our keto Chili.
Thank you!
Joe Duff says
Glad to hear that :)
Annah says
Lovethisrecipe
Gabrielle says
Please show what brand of mozzarella you used. In local supermarkets here (Los Angeles) it’s all part-skim mozzarella and I’ve never seen full-fat.
The Diet Chef says
Part skim should work fine too :)
Norma says
May I use a blunder on plus cycle?
Nikki says
5 star....... 5 star. Yummy yum yum
Julie says
Will yogurt work for sour cream?
The Diet Chef says
Yes, it should.
Denice A Rayburn says
I used plain greek yogurt and they came out just fine!
Denice
Carla says
Can you sub the cheese or is there very much a mozzarella biscuit?:)
The Diet Chef says
I think you can use other cheeses too :)
Carla says
Thank you, thank you!
I wanted to whip them up this week and juuuust wanted to check since I depleted my mozzarella for Thanksgiving stuff! :) I'll let you know what I used and how it went later this week:)
MARY COUTURE says
I used sharp cheddar, and added an extra egg (my farm eggs are medium size.) The biscuits are excellent. Thank you so much!
KC says
I put them in cupcake liners!
Kim says
This is the best idea, it worked perfectly! And these biscuits were amazing!
Denice Rayburn says
I made these exactly as written, and they're a good, basic biscuit. They rather lacked flavor though unless you slathered them with butter (which, of course, I did!). Perhaps a bit of salt or other seasonings in the batter would take these up to a 5 star rating. All in all, a nice and tasty treat, for sure. Next time I'm going to make them and add garlic with a bit of cheddar, and also make a batch with dried thyme and sun dried tomato.
Ina says
Great, great, great.. for me it takes like 13min though but I we all I'm impressed!
Marisol says
These was so delicious I added some garlic powder I was surprised how good almond flour biscuits can be WOW WOW WOW definitely something I will make again and again 😋😋😋
Nadine Alexis says
Great recipe!! I made a double batch. Cooked perfectly!!!
Then melted cheese on top!! Omg!!!
Thank you so much!!
Lilian says
Delicious delicious delicious. What a great recipe!
Belinda Rafferty says
I added pepper jack and cheddar cheese, jalapeno seasoning. They were to die for.
Eden says
OMG! These are AMAZING!! I added a little sea salt and dried rosemary to the batter. It is a fav combo of mine. WOW. Enough said.
Elizabeth says
Moist, fluffy and delicious! I will be making these biscuits on a regular basis! Thank you for sharing!
Tala says
Great Recipe. I added a bit of vanilla extract and loved it.
Jessica says
This has been my favorite recipe so far. You are so right that this recipe truly is so versatile. I have used it to make muffins of all types, and today pumpkin spice doughnuts in my doughnut pan. I plan on trying cinnamon rolls with it next. I just use this recipe as the base because it comes out so moist and flavorful.
Ramona Golden says
OMG!!! This was the very first time making these. They taste amazing. The recipe was spot on. They look amazing. I got 12 servings out of the recipe.
Jackie says
These are amazing! I've made them twice so far. Best bread recipe I have tried. I didn't have muffin pans, so I just made one big loaf of bread and split it into 9 sections. Soooo good. I think the addition of sour cream makes the difference from other similar recipes I have tried.
Phyllis says
I served these at Christmas brunch. They were a hit. :-) Easy recipe!
Jo says
They are so good I honestly want to cry... the texture is Devine. Even my non-keto hubby was impressed :)
Ika Dwinanto says
This turns out amazingly delicious!! Really love it, definitely will make more of these... Thanks for your recipes ❤❤
Zayda says
Easy recipe and so delicious.
Jenni says
Small bites of fluffy keto heaven! I made a few swaps based on what was in my fridge & used a 12 cup brownie pan so my macros were adjusted. I did the entire thing in the food processor — just added the wet ingredients one by one after the dry was mixed. Already thinking of new combinations!
Gina Millis says
Out of this world good, I can't believe the texture is perfect, yahooeeee!
Sam says
Can’t get enough of these!
Fred J says
Very good. Ate them on the side with some bbq chicken.
Lisa says
Not dry at all! Was pleasantly surprised.
Annie says
Ate them with some sugar free jam. Very good.
Kim says
The biscuits I tried before these had coconut flour in them and I didn't like the texture. These were way better. Much more like real biscuits.
Harold says
Turned out perfect.
Fran D. says
Made these yesterday with your bbq sauce recipe and dipped them in it. So delicious!!! Thanks Joe!
Nancy says
These are delicious but I agree with one of the viewers. I think they need some salt too. This is the first Keto biscuit that doesn’t get stuck in my throat. I will definitely try adding some rosemary or other cheeses too. Thanks Joe! Love your recipes!
The Diet Chef says
Welcome!
Victor says
These made a fantastic side to dinner tonight.
Margaret says
Very much enjoyed these. Classic southern biscuits.
Francis says
Salted butter on these was so good!
Carey says
The biscuits were great.
Brian says
Best low carb biscuits out there!
Matty says
Made these for a cookout and everyone loved them.
Katie says
Put some jelly on them and omg so good!
Nora says
Flakey and fluffy just how I like my biscuits.
Rosemarie says
Very quick to make and turned out great.
margie says
simple process and ingredients. loved them.
harriet says
very simple to make. came out great.
Peter Piper says
Try the chive flavored sour cream in this recipe. It gives the biscuits a lot of flavor.
Dianna says
Used colby jack cheese because that's all I had. Turn out great!!!
Lauren says
Just the kind of biscuits I liked, results was delicious.
Jolene says
Easy to make recipe.
Geneen says
I love these. I followed the recipe, but I used plain yogurt in the place of the sour cream. The next time I will try adding other flavors to the mix. My next batch will be a turkey peperoni version.
Diane says
OMG These are fantastic!!!
I will definitely make these again.
I hope they keep well in the fridge.
Richard Gilliam says
Oh my. Found Kraft Creamy Melt shreaded mozzarella cheese, cooked for 9 minutes and voila, best tasting I've found so far.
Jack says
I have been struggling for almost a full year to find healthy meal choices after being diagnosed with diabetes last year. It has been very hard to find decent recipes to replace the things I grew up eating.
That being said, your biscuit recipe is the -PERFECT- replacement I've been looking for. I used it to top a delicious meat pie, have used it to replace cornbread for a few dishes, and have even used them as replacement for a hamburger bun. I have recommended the recipe to many people and I know they will enjoy it just as much.
Thank you for taking the time to share these. The struggle to eat in a way that won't cause complications has left me depressed and dreading having to eat. But recipes like this help.
Stewart says
Best keto biscuits ever y’all.
Hubert Williams says
I made these twice to make sure that I could do it. I did it. I only changed the cheese to Colby Jack because that's what I had. I have tried a few other recipes similar but none turned out well. This one is awesome. I urge anyone to try it.
Joss says
I don't have sour cream but heavy whipping...I'm just gonna go for it. We shall see 👀
Gerry says
I just made your biscuits, and they are GREAT! I used coconut oil instead of butter, and used yogurt instead of sour cream!! I will definitely be making them again!!
Jeanne says
Ok, WOW. These are REALLY good. Have to admit I was skeptical because they are SO EASY! And uses ingredients I always have on hand, so they will definitely become a staple. Came out perfect the first time, light and fluffy with a melt-in-your-mouth texture - no butter needed.
Deb B says
I didn't use a food processor b/c I don't own one, even without that step these were FANTASTIC!!! I froze them so I can grab 1-2 out as I want them. Truly DELICIOUS, thank you for the recipe!!!
James says
I'm new to baking and definitely new to keto baking. These are astounding. They are a blank slate, though. I'll be adding herbs next time!
Kim says
I made these and were pleasantly surprised at how delicious they are. I didn't feel like I was eating keto
Peggy says
I rarely write reviews, but I had to for these biscuits. They were so easy and so delicious! I made these at dinner time so I added some garlic powder. I didn’t have sour cream, so I used cream cheese instead and they turned out perfectly. Can’t wait to make another batch without the garlic. I liked that you couldn’t really taste the cheese, which makes them have more of the taste and texture of a traditional biscuit. Thanks for a great recipe!
The Diet Chef says
Glad you enjoyed them so much <3
Jan Richter says
These are amazing....I will never use another recipe.
kpisan says
Nothing compares to this one! Having tried 9 other recipes and substituting/adding other ingredients this is the easiest and best tasting biscuits yet. I have deleted my other recipes, this one awesome.
For the mozzarella cheese, I used Galbani Whole Milk Mozzarella Cheese Block, 16 oz. Food processor is a must for this recipe.
Vanessa Rauguth says
Just tried these this morning along with sausage gravy. It is absolutely amazing to have some of my old favorites in a keto version that is so much healthier. Thank you so much for posting this recipe. I will be adding cheddar and herbs next time to make them red lobster style.
Kirstie L Dorzok says
I make biscuits and gravy quite often for my hubby and I, and I listened to the comments and added chives, garlic powder, onion powder and chedder cheese mix with the motz!! Omg I will make these any time I make biscuits and gravy! (I usually just use my keto toast, never again!)