This 1g net carb Jello whip is the perfect treat for low carb and Keto diets.
Greetings, my Jello loving friends.
Today seems like a good day to go retro and recreate a classic Jello recipe. Like so many good things, it comes to us from the venerated Joys of Jell-O cookbook.
The idea is to create a light and airy Jello fluff using just Sugar-Free Jello and whipped cream.
Now there are two ways of doing it:
You can use a store-bought tub of Cool Whip if you want to save time. All you need is 1 package of Sugar-Free Jello and 1 tub of Cool Whip. The downside of this recipe is that the net carb count is 12g per serving.
Which brings us to method number 2. You can make your own sugar-free whipped cream and it lowers the net carb count down to 1g. That’s more like it.
For this recipe, you’ll need:
1 package Sugar-Free Jello, 1 cup heavy whipping cream and 1 tablespoon sugar-free powdered sweetener.
Add some boiling water and ice water and you are in business.
This is one of those easy recipes that seem too good to be true. But you really can “whip up” a rather decadent treat for yourself in less than 10 minutes. It’s a creamy, fruity delight.
Truly a Joy of Jello.
Creamy Keto Jello Whips
This 1g net carb Jello whip is the perfect treat for low carb and Keto diets.
- Prep Time: 10
- Total Time: 10 minutes
- Yield: 4 servings 1x
- Category: Dessert
- Method: Refrigerated
- Cuisine: American
- Diet: Diabetic
Ingredients
1 box Sugar-Free Jello, any flavor
3/4 cup boiling water
1 cup ice water
1 cup heavy whipping cream*
1 tablespoon Confectioner’s Swerve or equivalent powdered sweetener
Instructions
1. In a medium size bowl, stir Jello powder into boiling water and keep stirring until it is completely dissolved.
2. Fill a 1 cup measure with ice. Fill the remaining space in the measure with water to make 1 cup ice water.
3. Stir the ice water into the Jello and keep stirring until cooled and the ice cubes are mostly melted. Remove any unmelted ice cubes. The Jello will soft set while you do the next step.
4. In a large bowl, use an electric mixer to whip together sweetener and heavy whipping cream. Whip until stiff peaks form.
5. Use the electric mixer to whip the soft set Jello into the whipped cream. Mix until fully combined.
6. Pour the Jello whip mixture into 4 custard cups or 1 medium sized bowl and refrigerate for 2 hours.
Notes
*Alternately, use a tub of Sugar-Free Cool Whip and skip step 4. This will increase the carb count to 12g per serving.
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 cup
- Calories: 212
- Fat: 22
- Carbohydrates: 1
- Fiber: 0
- Protein: 1
Keywords: Sugar-Free Jello Whips, Low Carb Jello Whips, Keto Jello Whips
If you liked this low carb Jello recipe, then you might like my recipes for Yogurt Jello Whips, Strawberry Jello Cream Pie or Orange Keto Fluff Salad.
Joseph says
Really quick and easy dessert! I crushed some Oreos and placed them on top. 🙂
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EmilyKrill says
That sounds delicious! (But before anyone else comments this… it’s not so Keto when you add Oreos. Although you might be the kind of go getter who makes there own. https://theprimitivepalate.com/2015/03/08/ket-oreos-low-carb-oreos/ )
Karen Gravelle says
How can I reduce the calories 212 seems like a lot pre serving
EmilyKrill says
Yes, I’ve got a simpler version of this recipe that has 35 calories. Here you go: https://www.resolutioneats.com/blog/low-carb-jello-yogurt-whips/
Kori says
Wow! Just made this with the small box of lemon jello! It’s so good, just what I wanted, there are so many recipes using cream cheese and sour cream but this is much lighter and tastes great! Thank you
★★★★★
EmilyKrill says
Sure thing!
Carri says
Ok, I’ve been making jello and adding cut up strawberries. Then I add whipped cream to each bowl when serving. I’m on a low carb diet and this is about as close to a nill carb dessert I can eat! But was wondering if there were other ways to making jello. Question: there are two sizes of jello on the market. The small box requires 2 cups of water and the larger box requires 4 cups. Which one does your recipe require? The small box or the large box of jello? Thanks
EmilyKrill says
This recipe calls for Sugar Free Jello which only comes in a small box. But you can use a small box of regular Jello too. I’ve got lots of other Jello recipes, just do a search for Jello. Here’s one for a thicker Jello Mousse. https://www.resolutioneats.com/blog/keto-raspberry-jello-mousse/
Carri says
Where I live in California, Ralphs carries the larger box of sugar free Jello too.
EmilyKrill says
Oh, I’ve never seen that. Thanks!
Cathie Winn says
Easy to make and totally delectable! A perfect end to any meal or a tasty treat to satisfy those sweet cravings. Ready in no time with minimum mess and bother. I highly recommend this delightful dessert to anyone on a low carbohydrate eating plan. This recipe makes it easy to cut out sweet sugary cravings. Use your favourite Jello flavour to tempt your taste buds !
★★★★★
EmilyKrill says
Thanks!
Cathie Winn says
Just made this with Cherry Jello. Amazing! Helps keep the temptation for sugar treats at bay! I used the swerve powdered sugar and there was no after taste or cooling sensation. Trying lime fluff next!
EmilyKrill says
Yum, lime fluff is the best.
Donna Nygaard says
I have always loved jello and whipped cream..My husband still wants a certain jello salad every Christmas. This quick recipe fulfills both of my loves. Thank you.
★★★★★
EmilyKrill says
Sure thing. I love how easy Jello is too.