This is your new favorite keto blueberry muffin recipe. So moist and fluffy…packed with fresh or frozen blueberries they are easy to make and are a perfect sweet breakfast treat. Ready in about 30 minutes and are perfect to keep in the freezer whenever you need a quick grab and go snack.
I have deemed myself the keto muffin Queen. I am in love with making keto friendly muffins and it is my goal to make every muffin imaginable!
My other muffin recipes are just as fluffy, easy, and delicious as this one. I’ve got Keto banana nut muffins, Keto chocolate chip muffins, and Almond flour muffins…just to name a few.
This recipe, though, is my new favorite.
I love to keep a hoard of muffins in the freezer. They are so easy to pull out, thaw for a few minutes, and boom…sweet breakfast!
INGREDIENTS NEEDED
Most of my muffin recipes start with the same basic ingredients: almond flour, baking soda, salt, sweetener, Greek Yogurt, eggs, and vanilla extract.
We mix all of that together and then fold in the blueberries.
- Is there an alternative to almond flour?
Peanut flour or sunflower seed flour would be a good alternative to almond flour if you have an allergy.
- Why Greek Yogurt and can I use sour cream?
I like to use Greek Yogurt in my muffin recipes because it is far less calories than sour cream but the carb count is about the same. Greek Yogurt is 120 calories per cup and sour cream is 445 calories per cup.
- Can I use fresh or frozen blueberries?
I have used both and they both work. Frozen blueberries are more watery than fresh and they will turn your muffins blue!
To prep the 12 cup muffin tin, line the cups with cupcake liners and spray the inside with cooking spray.
The batter is just enough to fill the cups evenly all of the way full.
Now we just bake these beauties in a 400F oven for 18-20 minutes. The tops will get nicely brown and a toothpick will come out clean.
Favorite Keto Blueberry Muffins
INGREDIENTS
- 2 ½ Cups almond flour (click here to see my favorite on Amazon)
- 1 teaspoon Baking soda
- ¼ teaspoon Kosher salt
- ½ Cup Granular Sweetener (Click here to see my favorite on Amazon)
- 3 Large Eggs, beaten
- 8 ounces Greek Yogurt
- 2 teaspoons Vanilla Extract
- 1 Cup Blueberries
INSTRUCTIONS
- Preheat your oven to 400F and line a 12 cup muffin pan with liners. Make sure you spray the inside of the liners with cooking spray.
- In a large mixing bowl, combine your almond flour, baking soda, salt and sweetener. Now you can add the beaten eggs, greek yogurt and vanilla extract. Lastly, fold in your blueberries.
- Scoop your batter into the muffin cups evenly using a scoop or spoon. Bake in the oven for 20 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean.
JENNIFER'S TIPS
- Allergic to almonds: Try sunflower seed flour or peanut flour
- What can you use instead of Greek Yogurt: Sour cream is a perfect replacement
- Can you use frozen blueberries: Yes, they will work perfectly
Sonya says
Thank you for the recipe. It turned out so good.
Lou Darrah says
Just pulled these out of oven. They are delicious. I make them at least twice a week. Add the lemon muffins in between ❤️
Lou Darrah says
Yum
Laura says
Do you use a mixer to mix the batter? Or do you just mix everything with a sooon?
Kandice says
Made exactly as recipe states. Turned out beautifully! Even my youngest daughter who isn’t very fond of blueberries ate one because she thought they looked and smelled so good. Took most of them to work to share with GF (gluten-free) co-workers, everyone loved them. Thank you Jennifer! Making them tomorrow with chocolate chips:)
chari says
I love your muffin recipes, absolutely the best among the Keto bloggers and chefs, going to try the scones next ( not a bacon fan but thinking cranberries for holidays with with warm Christmas spices and some orange peel. Thank you for bringing the bakery back even if it’s the bakery in my kitchen.
John says
Wow, these are so delicious. I added chopped walnuts as well. Thanks for the recipe and the clear instructions. Mine came out just like the picture
Gwen Brock says
I require dairy free. Is there a suitable substitute for the yogurt?
jenniferbanz says
You could try coconut yogurt
Donna says
I made these twice and while delicious, they got very dark and didn’t puff up…fell flat.
Tony says
These are delish. I also have made the banana muffins and they are just as good! I have some raspberries and wondering if you ever tried using then instead of blueberries?
jenniferbanz says
I haven’t but they should work!
Gail says
Make the blueberry muffins today and they are wonderful. I did use sour cream because I didn’t have Greek yogurt on hand. I will definitely pass this along to all my friends. Can’t wait to make the other varieties.
Karen Ellis says
I’ve made these muffins with raspberries and 1teaspoon almond essence instead of vanilla and they wre delish. ( I’ve even put finely chopped pistachio s in with raspberries even better!!)
Brigitte says
Can I replace the almond flour with the exact same measurement of coconut flour?
jenniferbanz says
No, that wouldn’t work. You could try sunflower seed flour for a nut free version.
Teresa says
Do you have a non-dairy replacement for the Greek Yogurt?
jenniferbanz says
I think coconut cream would work
Jill B says
Perfect!!! These are sooo yummy. Made exactly as recipe, with frozen wild blueberries as i think those have more flavor. Used parchment muffin cups, sprayed very lightly with coconut oil spray. Made them yesterday, now I know why there were no comments. Thank you Jennifer ?
PeeBee says
How many carbs are in this Keto blueberry muffins! It says low carb but I cannot find the carb count anywhere in it. I know keto is not always low carb and I am on a 20 carb a day diet so I need to know the actual carb count not just that it is low carb.
jenniferbanz says
They are 4 net carbs