Are you ready for sugar free popsicle heaven? These Mexican chocolate fudgesicles are so insanely chocolatey and deliciously rich you’ll want to keep them all for yourself. They are low carb, dairy free and have a prep time of only 20 minutes.
Hands up who else couldn’t live without ice cream?
I could eat it all year round, especially if it contains chocolate in any shape or form, such as this sugar free chocolate avocado ice cream. Incidentally I married someone who feels about ice cream the same way (though he goes bananas for salted caramel). That we have children who would literally do any chore if ice cream is promised surely does not surprise you. It’s in their genes.
These chocolate fudgesicles have been created by my blogger friend Martina from the Keto Diet App Blog and they have made this whole family very, very happy. They are featured in Martina’s new book “The Beginner’s KetoDiet Cookbook“, which is packed with useful advice, such as how to remedy “Keto-flu”, and over 100 recipes – from appetisers to lunchbox dishes, soups, salads, main courses and desserts.
There are only a handful of dessert recipes in the book. Which is fair enough, because nobody needs to eat dessert on a daily basis, even if it’s sugar free and low carb. I know that my blog is filled with rather delicious sweet treats, which might convey the wrong idea. The amount of salads (and eggs!!!) consumed in this house is astonishing. My spiralizer never leaves the kitchen counter – true story.
But we all deserve a treat once in a while, and a nice long bath does not deliver the same kind of pleasure a rich, chocolatey, sugar free popsicle does, even if you have scented candles.
Let’s do a quick deep dive on our Mexican chocolate fudgesicles.
- Coconut Milk. We’re talking the full fat coconut milk from a can, which has around 18g fat per 100g. It’s often part creamy/firm, part liquid.
- Chocolate. Try to source a good quality chocolate – you’ll taste the difference. I used unsweetened, but 90% cocoa solids would work, too. Both cacao or cocoa powder word fine. Again, make sure it’s unsweetened.
- Sweetener. Powdered is best, because you don’t want the erythritol granules to sink to the bottom of your mix. If you don’t have powdered sweetener, try grinding your granulated sweetener before using. If you like your treats fairly sweet, use the amount of sweetener specified in the recipe card. If you prefer less sweet, try using 1/2 cup / 80g granulated erythritol and 8 drops stevia.
- Spices. Martina’s recipe suggests adding 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/8 tsp cayenne pepper. I didn’t add the salt because we had run out, and I didn’t add the cayenne because of the kids. If you’ve got salt in the house, go right ahead, and if you like a bit of fire, cayenne would add an awesome kick. Let me know if you do!
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Mexican Chocolate Fudgesicles
Ingredients
For the Fudgesicles
- 800 ml / 27 oz coconut milk (2 cans)
- 85 g / 3 oz unsweetened chocolate or dark chocolate with at least 90% cocoa solids
- 1/4 cup / 22g cocoa powder
- 3/4 cup / 120g powdered erythritol
- 2 tsp vanilla extract sugar free
- 2 tsp cinnamon
- 1/2 tsp ground nutmeg
For the Chocolate Coating
- 2 oz / 57g dark chocolate 90% cocoa solids
- 2 tbsp / 30ml melted virgin coconut oil
- optional: unsweetened shredded coconut or chopped nuts such as almonds, hazelnuts or pecans
Instructions
- Heat the coconut milk in a saucepan until it bubbles.
- Take off the heat and add the chocolate, cocoa powder, powdered erythritol, vanilla extract, cinnamon and nutmeg. Stir until the chocolate is dissolved and the mix is well-combined.
- Let the mix cool and taste. Add liquid stevia if you prefer more sweetness.
- Pour into popsicle moulds (about 1/3 cup / 80 ml each). I love these silicone moulds! Add sticks and freeze around 4 hours.
- To make the coating, melt the chocolate and coconut oil in a waterbath. For this, you place a bowl int a larger bowl which you have filled with boiling water. The water heats the smaller bowl from the outside, which causes the chocolate and coconut oil to melt.
- Remove the fudgesicles from the moulds by running some hot water over them. Dunk popsicles into the chocolate or drizzle it over and sprinkle with topping, if using.
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John A Cheroki says
I can’t have sugar or any alcohol sugar can I use an artificial sweetener such as Splenda?
Katrin says
Yes, you can!
Dorothy Tabone says
Hi, this looks good l’m going to try this for my husband since he’s a chocolate fan, do you have something in vanilla for me.
Katrin says
Coming up next week Dorothy! I’m working on a vanilla ice cream recipe right now. 🙂
Stacy says
Perfect! I used Lilly’s sugar free chocolate chips, and cut back on the monk fruit sweetner to taste.
Katrin says
Thanks for you comment Stacy!
Renee says
My first time in years for commenting on a recipe on hundreds that I have made. I have tried at least 7 recipes online for fudgesicles. These were the best! Thank you! No heavy mouth slime from heavy cream use like most recipes. No coconut taste at all. Just a creamy, yummy chocolate goodness! Did not use any spices this time, just good old chocolate. Used bakers 100% dark chocolate for the recipe. Delicious! A wonderful low carb treat.
Katrin says
That’s so good to hear!!! I know what you mean about the slimy taste when it’s too much cream… just too rich!
Alice Coaxum says
This looks so good! I’m going to play around with this recipe and see what I can come up with.
Katrin says
Let me know your tweaks in the comments once you’ve given it a go!!
Verlie Flores says
Looking forward to trying these.
Katrin says
Let me know what you think once you’ve made them 🙂
Marianne says
They are really good. I have round molds which are smaller, so the recipe was enough for 16 popsicles. They are so chocolaty, such a treat!
Katrin says
Thank you for taking the time to comment. Your popsicles sound like a nice bijou size 🙂
HeatherJ says
Does it taste of coconut?
Katrin says
The chocolate taste is so strong that I thought it masked the coconut really well. I think it’s also because the recipe uses melted chocolate and not just the powder.
David Berry says
sounds great! I guess you can store in the freezer? How long?
Katrin says
I should think that 2-3 months are ok.
Olga says
These are amazing! I had all the ingredients at home, with the exception of nuts, so got started straight after I saw your post. Absolutely delicious.
Katrin says
Thank you so much for trying the recipe. I’m glad you like it as much as we did!!!