Keto Chocolate Chaffle

by KetoFocus.com

This 6 minute recipe produces a dessert chaffle and is perfect for when you have a chocolate craving and a sweet tooth.

upclose chocolate chaffle with white cream

A chaffle is a keto friendly waffle that is primarily made up of cheese and egg. That’s why it’s called a chaffle.

Chocolate chaffles make the ideal breakfast when you want something sweet or perfect dessert when you have a chocolate craving up don’t want to mess with the hassle of making a keto dessert with lots of steps and ingredients. Chocolate chaffles can be made in about 5 minutes.

These chocolate chaffles are made with cream cheese instead of mozzarella cheese. That way they don’t taste like sweet chocolatey cheese. Almond flour is added to give substance to the waffle. Chocolate chaffles are delicious topped with butter, whipped cream, nut butters, or sugar free syrups.

What is a chocolate chaffle?

What is a chocolate chaffle? The answer.

A chocolate chaffle is a cream cheese waffle that is low carb and chocolate flavored.

Chocolate chaffles are an easy keto dessert to make and taste great topped with whipped cream and sugar free chocolate syrup.

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Keto Chocolate Chaffle Ingredients

  • 1 egg
  • 1 oz cream cheese
  • 2 tablespoons almond flour
  • 1 tablespoon unsweetened cocoa powder
  • 2 teaspoons monk fruit
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Keto Chocolate Chaffle Directions

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Electric chaffle waffle maker

teal waffle maker sitting on a counter

Chaffles require a waffle maker. A popular waffle maker is the mini waffle iron by Dash. They make a mini version that makes the best size for making chaffles.

Larger models of waffle makers can be used to make chaffles as well. The chaffle batter needs to be poured in the center of the waffle iron. You don’t need to spread out the waffle batter. The batter will spread on it’s own.

Is it necessary to spray the waffle iron with oil?

There is no need to grease the waffle iron before cooking chaffles. Fat from the cheese provides enough grease to keep the chaffle from sticking to the waffle iron.

Chaffle storage

Chaffles can be meal prepped ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator or freezer. They can be reheated and crisped up in the toaster or oven.

To freeze chocolate chaffles, let them cool first. Then flash freeze each chaffle on a plate or pan in the freezer for 30 minutes. Store the chocolate chaffles in a freezer safe bag.

To reheat, insert in a toast, oven or toaster oven to heat through.

Is chocolate keto?

powdered chocolate sitting in a jar

Chocolate is okay to have on the keto diet – as long as you are consume unsweetened chocolate or a chocolate that is sweetened with a sugar free alternative like monk fruit, stevia, or erythritol.

I recommend using a 100% unsweetened cocoa powder. These have the least amount of carbohydrates per serving.

Keto Chocolate Chaffle: FAQS

Can I use a different sweetener instead of monk fruit?

Absolutely! You can substitute monk fruit with erythritol or stevia, but be sure to adjust the quantity to match the sweetness level you prefer.

What can I use instead of almond flour?

If you're looking for a nut-free option, you can use coconut flour, but remember to use only 1 tablespoon since coconut flour is more absorbent.

How do I store leftover chaffles?

You can store leftover chaffles in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. Just reheat them in a toaster or air fryer before serving.

Can I make this recipe dairy-free?

Yes! You can substitute cream cheese with a dairy-free cream cheese alternative or use coconut cream for a similar texture.

What toppings would you recommend for these chaffles?

You can top your chaffle with sugar-free whipped cream, berries, or a drizzle of sugar-free chocolate sauce for a delicious treat!

Nutritional information & Macros

Nutrition Information

Keto Chocolate Chaffle

Servings: 1

Amount Per Serving
Calories 261
Fat 22.2g
Protein 11.5g
Total Carbs 7.5g
Net Carbs 4g

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9 Comments

  1. Taste great! I did tweek a little bit though. I used 2 tablespoons of allulose instread of monk fruit (I don’tcare for the flavor of monkfruit sweetner and allulose has no flavor. Just keep in mind that alluloseisn’tas sweet as monk fruitif you like things sweet.) I also added 1/8 teaspoon of baking powder to make them fluffy. The recipe is on point!

  2. I followed the recipe exactly and loved the creamy texture the cream cheese added to the batter. Whisking everything together was super easy and the mix spread perfectly in my mini waffle maker. The almond flour gave it a subtle nutty flavor that paired beautifully with the cocoa powder. My chaffle came out crisp on the edges and soft in the center after 4 minutes of cooking. Will definitely keep this in my dessert rotation!

  3. This was amazing and came together so fast I couldn’t believe it. The texture is soft inside with a slight crisp on the outside, just like a real waffle. Definitely my new go-to chocolate fix!

  4. This chaffle was the perfect low carb treat to top with a few berries and whipped cream. I loved how simple the ingredients were yet still delivered a deep chocolate flavor. Totally impressed with how filling it was too!

  5. Just discovered this as winter S.A.D.S is starting to settle in. This is going to be a great go to comfort food, tyvm.
    (although I did make a bit of a mess of my kitchen worktop, had to swap monk fruit for Erythritol and didn’t allow for the extra volume, so it oozed all over the sides lol)

  6. Tastes fine, but did find one of the instructions to be a bit….silly, frankly. Cooking it until “golden brown” is a bit useless, considering that the darkness of the chocolate makes “golden” brown an utterly useless measure for when the waffle is done cooking. Might want to reconsider that particular method of determining doneness, like when the waffle maker is done steaming, or its indicator light goes off (both work very well with my mini, and with my full-size makers).

  7. Just made chocolate waffles today. They do not taste like chaffles at all. Very tasty, and very satisfying. Easy to make. One serving did not fit into Dash mini waffle iron, so from two servings I’ve got 4 mini waffles.
    Thank you

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