This keto Churro Chaffle recipe makes delicious waffles in 5 minutes with a delicious crispy texture and sweet cinnamon coating like your favorite old-fashioned churros, minus the carbs.

This sweet chaffle recipe contains only 1.3 grams of net carbs per keto churro, and it’s gluten-free!

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What’s A Keto Churro Chaffle?

A chaffle is a keto waffle recipe made of cheese and egg.

A churro chaffle is a sugar-free sweet version of your chaffle, sweetened with low-carb sweetener and flavored with vanilla and cinnamon.

It doesn’t taste cheese at all because the recipe uses hard shredded mozzarella, a low-taste cheese that adds a crispy texture to your sweet chaffle as they cool down.

How To Make A Keto Churro

The easiest way to make keto churros is in a waffle maker – that’s why we call them chaffle!

Ingredients

All you need to make a low-carb chaffle recipe are:

• Egg – eggs are keto-friendly.
• Shredded Hard Mozzarella Cheese – you can’t use soft mozzarella in chaffle recipes. The texture will be too soft and watery. Both versions of mozzarella are keto-friendly.
• Almond Flour – I recommend ultra-fine almond flour with a golden white color for the best texture. Almond meal works as well, but the color of the chaffles comes out darker and the texture slightly dryer. Both are keto-friendly flours.
• Vanilla Extract
• Cinnamon
• Baking Powder
• Erythritol or any keto sweetener you like.

Combining Ingredients

There’s nothing easier than a chaffle recipe, and that’s great because nobody like to wait to fix a sweet craving on a keto diet.

First, beat egg and vanilla, then stir in the shredded cheese, baking powder, ground cinnamon, erythritol, and almond flour.

Cooking

Preheat the mini waffle iron maker and spray oil on the iron plate.

Pour about two tablespoons of batter into the iron – I make three chaffles with this recipe.

Don’t overfill the iron. Leave a 0.2-inch void around the batter so it can spread when you close the iron without overflowing outside the iron.

Cook for about 2-4 minutes or until golden brown. The cooking time depends on the power of the waffle maker and the size of your egg.

Cooling Down

Don’t expect a chaffle to be crispy straight away after baking. It will be very soft when out of the iron, and that’s fine!

Cool the waffle down for 5 minutes on a wire rack until it crisps and hardens.

Low-Carb Churro Coating

To mimic a real churro flavor and taste, I recommend adding a keto cinnamon-sugar coating.

To do so, brush both sides of the chaffle with melted butter or coconut oil.

Then, dip on each side in a bowl filled with your favorite keto granulated sweetener – like erythritol or allulose.

Sprinkle extra cinnamon on top for flavor if desired, and serve.

Serving Keto Churros

This keto churro recipe is delicious on its own but even better if dipped in:

• Homemade keto caramel sauce
• Melted chocolate
• Chia seed jam 
• Keto maple syrup

Add-Ons

You can boost the chaffle nutrition profile by adding a teaspoon of your favorite :

• Collagen powder
• Protein powder
• MCT oil to boost your fat macros

Storage

This recipe makes three chaffle, and great news, they store very well to meal prep some delicious keto sweet snacks or breakfast.

You can store the chaffles for up to 2-3 days in an airtight container in the fridge or freeze them in a sealed bag for up to 3 months.

Always thaw the chaffle at room temperature the day before and rewarm following the below instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Make Nut-Free Chaffles?

You can replace the almond flour with the same amount of seed flour.

Sesame flour, sunflower seed flour, or pumpkin flour are keto nut-free flour alternatives.

However, they often darken food, turning it greenish, and bringing a bitter flavor.

Can I Make Egg-Free Chaffles?

I didn’t have any success using a flaxseed egg in this recipe, so I don’t recommend egg-free options for this chaffle recipe.

How To Reheat Chaffles?

You can reheat this chaffle recipe in the air fryer, oven, or in a bread toaster.

Set the temperature of your oven or air fryer to a max of 300°F (150°C) and air fry the chaffles for 2-3 minutes, often checking until crispy.

The coating may melt during the process, and you may have to brush the chaffle with melted butter again and dip it in erythritol to bring the churro texture back on the outside.

Can I Use Coconut Flour?

You swap the two tablespoons of almond flour with one teaspoon of coconut flour.

Coconut flour is highly liquid absorbent, and you need only a tiny amount to achieve the same texture as almond flour.

Note that coconut flour chaffles are dryer and taste a little bit like coconut.

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