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Keto Pecans – Low Carb Keto Caramel Coated Pecans
Are you ready for the BEST keto caramel coated pecans? Learn how to make
low carb caramel pecans. Easy candied pecans stovetop version. No baking
in the oven required. This is a savory pecan snack recipe everyone loves. Great
for family, friends and parties. Keto candied pecans are a great go to snack when
you want a sweet treat. Gluten free, sugar free keto butter pecans with caramel.
If you are missing caramel corn on a ketogenic diet try this substitute. Switch out
the popcorn for healthy pecans. Read on for the BEST low carb keto caramel coated pecans.
These caramel coated pecans are so delicious and make a great sweet treat.
Perfect low carb snack or treat. Grab some keto essential ingredients
and learn how to make Keto Caramel Coated Pecans
Melt the butter in a saucepan over medium heat
Once the butter is melted, add the Swerve brown sugar substitute to the
saucepan, and stir constantly until melted
Add in 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract, and stir to combine
Continue to cook down the mixture, stirring frequently for 7-8 minutes
until it begins to thicken
Remove the saucepan from the heat, and add in the pecan halves. Toss
to coat them all well
Place the coated pecans in a single layer on a parchment paper lined baking
sheet
Put the pecans in the refrigerator for 1-2 hours to cool and harden
Once ready, break apart any chunks of pecans, and serve as is. Store extras
in an airtight container
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Keto Caramel Coated Pecans
Ingredients
- 1 ½ c. Whole pecan halves
- ¼ c Butter unsalted
- ½ c. Swerve brown sugar substitute
- 1 tsp Vanilla extract
Instructions
- Melt the butter in a saucepan over medium heat
- Once the butter is melted, add the Swerve brown sugar substitute to the saucepan, and stir constantly until melted
- Add in 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract, and stir to combine
- Continue to cook down the mixture, stirring frequently for 7-8 minutes until it begins to thicken
- Remove the saucepan from the heat, and add in the pecan halves. Toss to coat them all well
- Place the coated pecans in a single layer on a parchment paper lined baking sheet
- Put the pecans in the refrigerator for 1-2 hours to cool and harden
- Once ready, break apart any chunks of pecans, and serve as is. Store extras in an airtight container
Recipe Notes
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes
Servings: 6
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Keto Pecans – Low Carb Keto Caramel Coated Pecans
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Tammy Elias says
I was wondering how many carbs per serving?
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Lindsey says
Should be 2 net carbs per 1/4 cup serving
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Rylee says
😻 these looks delicious!!
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Deborah says
What is Swerve brown sugar substitute and where can it be purchased?
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Denise says
I got mine at Hy-Vee in the health food section. It is erithritol with a few things added to make it comparable. It is available online as well.
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Jill says
I got mine on Amazon Lakanto brand
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Linda says
I found some at Walmart in reg brn sugar section
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Laura says
You cab buy this online @ amazon!
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Nichol says
Truvia makes one too got mine from Walmart
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Trista says
Truvia uses cane sugar in their brown sugar blend so that will add carbs. Just wanted to inform you of that so you don’t accidentally consume more carbs than you think you are. ♥️
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Cynthia says
Great tasting and an easy recipe. I shared it with 3 of my Co-workers and they loved it also. They couldn’t believe it did not have cane sugar in it. Love this treat. It hits the spot for me. Thanks!
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Fallas ruth says
I made those pecans they so good that I had to hide them
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Carol says
That looks good I will make it Carol’s I
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Beth D says
I made mine with walnuts. Deeee licious.
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Sherry Bullock says
Looks delish! Time to give it a go.
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Ashley says
Are they supposed to still be sticky after setting in the fridge? Or should they be more hardened?
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Lynn says
Incredibly easy to make & super yummy!!!
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Deena Smiley says
I made these today and they are AMAZING!
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Melissa says
I find swerve products at Walmart. But if you have an Aldis close by, they have their brand that is just as good, but cheaper.
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Nancy says
I have made many toffee/caramel pecans. This recipe is hands down the best. The only thing I changed was to use roughly chopped pecans instead of whole pecans.
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Piper says
How come no one has asked at what temperature you are baking them at? 1-2 hours is a pretty big window… I could “wing” it but I would love to know what you did.
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Piper says
WHOOPS! Chill not Bake! These were great.
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Corliss says
Do the pecans need to be roasted first, or does it matter?
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Noni says
I want to try making this with pecan pieces and put it in sugar free ice cream. Another flavor of ice cream. I’ve made Butter Pecan and it’s been a big hit. Wonder the result if I used Carmel Pecans.
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Hiria Khan says
De-li-cious!
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Kim H says
Amazing!! I used monk fruit golden sweetener instead of Swerve because that’s what I had. 5 stars!!
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Leona says
I made these, sooo good, mine came out like brittle, not like those in the picture, which is fine, I like brittle, but I did use organic allulose . Very easy to make, not to sweet, so next time I will add a little stevia. Amazing recipe, thank you so much blessing us by sharing you wonderful recipe. Many Blessings to all
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