Keto Meringue Nests With Whipped Cream And Berries

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  • prep time

    prep time

    10 min

  • cook time

    cook time

    1 h 30 min

  • ready time

    ready time

    1 h 40 min

Keto Meringue Nests With Whipped Cream And Berries

These cute little meringue nests have all the crunch and flavor of a classic meringue, but without the sugar. With a filling of sweetened whipped cream, these make great desserts for guests, simply top with berries of your choice.

The recipe calls for xylitol in place of sugar, which increases the drying time of the meringues, best left to dry out overnight, these are the perfect make ahead dessert.

  • Net Carbs

    1.3 g

  • Fiber

    0.1 g

  • Total Carbs

    1.4 g

  • Protein

    1.7 g

  • Fats

    11 g

109 cals

Keto Meringue Nests With Whipped Cream And Berries

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Ingredients

  • Egg Whites

    Egg Whites

    2 medium egg white

  • Xylitol Sweetener

    Xylitol Sweetener

    ½ cup

  • Xylitol Sweetener

    Xylitol Sweetener

    ½ cup

  • Heavy Cream

    Heavy Cream

    ¾ cup

  • Blueberries

    Blueberries

    1 tablespoon

  • Raspberries

    Raspberries

    3 teaspoon

Recipe Steps

steps 11

1 h 40 min

  • Step 1

    Preheat the oven to 195 degrees Fahrenheit and line a shallow oven tray with baking paper.
  • Step 2

    Add all the xylitol to a food processor and blend on a high speed setting to form a fine powder.
    Step 2
  • Step 3

    To make the meringue, add the egg whites to the clean bowl of a stand mixer and whisk on a high speed setting for about 30 seconds before adding ½ cup of the xylitol powder, a little at a time.
  • Step 4

    Keep whisking for about 5 minutes until glossy, stiff peaks form.
    Step 4
  • Step 5

    Fit a piping bag with a large star shaped nozzle and fill the bag with the meringue mixture.
  • Step 6

    On to the lined baking tray, start piping out the meringue nests. Start in the center and pipe outwards forming two circles around the center. Continue piping 2 layers on top of the outer circle to form the sides of the nest.
    Step 6
  • Step 7

    Place the meringues in the center of the oven to bake for an hour. After an hour, turn the oven off and leave the meringues in the oven with the door closed for an hour. The meringues will be slightly golden and tacky to touch.
    Step 7
  • Step 8

    Leave the meringues in a cold oven over night to set completely.
  • Step 9

    When you are ready to serve, add the cream to the stand mixer with the remaining powdered xylitol. Whisk until light and fluffy yet slightly firm. This will only take 2-3 minutes.
    Step 9
  • Step 10

    Pipe or spoon the whipped cream into the center of each meringue.
    Step 10
  • Step 11

    Top with a few fresh berries to serve.
    Step 11

Comments 8

  • Kaliamatara

    Kaliamatara 6 years ago

    Has anyone tried it with monk fruit sweetener yet? My husband is not a fan of xylitol

    • FavorableMacadamia751480

      FavorableMacadamia751480 2 years ago

      Yes. Worked well

    • Scottishlas

      Scottishlas 4 years ago

      I prefer a monk fruit/ Splenda blend that I get from Bulk Barn. No nasty aftertaste.

  • Jojodanna

    Jojodanna 6 years ago

    Perfect I used packets of equal

    • sandygirl0602535c

      sandygirl0602535c 6 years ago

      I want to make these but without a center, just a meringue like cookie. What would the carbs be?

      • mwando

        mwando 6 years ago

        They are good. However next time I make them, I will make them with way less sweetener. They were too sweet. Maybe because I used Swerve instead of Xylitol?

        • recipewriter

          recipewriter 6 years ago

          Hi! Thanks so much for your feedback. I believe swerve should be of a similar sweetness to xylitol. You could definitely use a little less sweetener, but a fair amount is needed for the structure of the meringues, so I think a little less would be fine but not too much! Hope that helps :)

        • LovelyLisaV

          LovelyLisaV 6 years ago

          Thanks for this tip!