Only 3 ingredients and 30 minutes are between you and this decadent sugar free chocolate bark with bacon and almonds. This low carb dessert is so easy to make, there will be no excuses to fall off of the low carb wagon.
Some other Low Carb dessert recipes you will want to make are my Low Carb Chocolate Chip Cookies, Keto brownies, and how about a Keto Smoothie to wash it all down?
Only 3 ingredients and 30 minutes are between you and this decadent sugar free chocolate bark with bacon and almonds. This low carb dessert is so easy to make, there will be no excuses to fall off of the low carb wagon.
I have another low carb dessert for you today and I am so excited! Last week I brought you Low Carb Cheesecake which is seriously amazing. I love having a catalog of low carb desserts that are easy. It is so easy to just go grab a chocolate milk shake from the drive through, or a box of cookies from the grocery store. If you keep some of these low carb desserts on hand, like this sugar free chocolate bark, you will be killing your low carb game!
I have to admit that I hate baking and making desserts. I think it is the measuring of the powdery ingredients that turns me off. They make such a mess! That's why I keep the recipes on this blog so simple!
This sugar free chocolate bark is really one of the easiest desserts I have ever made. I guess the hardest part would be melting the chocolate. I melt mine in the microwave, as opposed to using a double boiler. I think the microwave method to melting chocolate is so easy!
How to temper chocolate in the microwave:
All you do is pour your chocolate into a microwave safe bowl (I used Lily's Chocolate because it is sugar free), put it in the microwave for 30 seconds, stir, do another 30 seconds, stir again. You might have to do one last round of 15 seconds. You want to make sure you have a little bit of unmelted chocolate chips leftover when you pull it out of the microwave. Then stir one last time and it should all be melted.
Lets get to the secret ingredient in this sugar free chocolate bark...bacon. It really makes this low carb dessert taste out of this world amazing. If you are new to this blog, you may not know that I have an obsession with bacon. It's true...bacon is my BFF. I have a whole section dedicated to the amazing stuff. I need a 12 step program.
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Sugar Free Chocolate Bark with Bacon and Almonds
INGREDIENTS
- 1 9 oz bag Sugar free Chocolate Chips (Click here to see my favorite brand on Amazon)
- ½ cup Chopped Almonds
- 2 slices bacon cooked and crumbled
INSTRUCTIONS
- In a microwave safe bowl, microwave the chocolate chips on high for 30 seconds, stir. Microwave for 30 more seconds and stir. Microwave for 15 seconds then stir one last time. You want to make sure you have a little bit of unmelted chocolate chips leftover when you pull it out of the microwave. Then stir one last time and it should be all melted.
- add the chopped almonds to the melted chocolate and stir
- on a parchment lined baking sheet, pour the chocolate mixture in a thin layer, about ½ inch.
- Sprinkle the crumbled bacon on top of the chocolate and press in with a spatula.
- Refrigerate for 20 minutes or until the chocolate has completely hardened. Peel the parchment from the chocolate and break into 8 pieces. Store in the refrigerator.
WATCH HOW TO MAKE IT
JENNIFER'S TIPS
NUTRITION PER SERVING
Nutrition is provided as a courtesy only. Please re-calculate on your own with the ingredients and amounts you used for the most accurate data.
Beverly Lauer says
I made this for the first time today and WOW! I used pecans. You absolutely keep me from cheating! I have lost 30 lbs so far, some more to go and I’m so happy I found you.
Keep up the good work! 🥰🥰🥰
Graham says
This was great, I used slithered almonds (just coz its what I had) and added a little bit of brown ‘monk fruit’ sugar which is much tastier than stevia. A+ guilt free snack!!!
Tammy says
Is there a substitution for the almonds?
jenniferbanz says
You can use any nut you like!
Kathy says
Very good!
Synthia says
I think I like the idea of this bark. What may make it pop a little more is adding Lakanto brown sugar to the bacon while it's baking in the oven. Having that sweet bacon not only enhances the flavor of the bacon, but satisfies as well.
Kim Horton says
What a fabulous sweet treat! Definitely satisfies my sweet tooth - Thanks Jennifer!
Rod says
I made this today to take to my daughter’s house for dessert. It was easy to make and tasted divine. Sugar free chocolate is expensive here in Australia but definitely worth it.
CHERYL ellis says
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wilhelmina says
This bark is SO good! The bacon really takes it to the next level. Bacon is my BFF too, haha!
Jane Saunders says
So easy. I was going to ask how long it could be stored for, but I can't see this bark hanging around long enough for that to be important. Seriously good - thanks for the recipe.
MK says
What is a vegetarian option for bacon? Just omit the bacon? What else can we add in?
jenniferbanz says
I would omit the bacon and top with some flaky sea salt
Debra Burney says
Can you use something different than Lilly's
jenniferbanz says
Any chocolate chips or chocolate bars will work
Elizabeth says
Can you post the nutritional information?
jenniferbanz says
It's posted now
Karen says
Did I miss the nutritional information?