Mocha Cheesecake Keto Fudge Fat Bomb Recipe

This keto fudge recipe was inspired as part of an influencer campaign for Thyme & Table. Opinions and ideas are my own.

When you follow a low carb or keto diet, your cravings for sweet treats should go away. At least that’s what they say. Whoever they are. Well, sometimes they lie. Or, more likely, it’s a case YMMV, which means your mileage may vary.

No one is going to react to a ketogenic diet in exactly the same way. I find my cravings for sweet treats diminish but don’t disappear completely.

But I am learning that if I have open mind, I have options. I just have to use a little bit of creativity.

And the right tools.

Currently, my favorite new kitchen tools come from a brand new line available exclusively at Walmart called Thyme & Table. Thyme & Table has a full line of kitchen tools including cutting boards, knives, utensils, gadgets and more.

And man is their stuff gorgeous!

Trendy colors, fun prints, and elevated materials all combine to make functional tools that will elevate your cooking experience. And make it fun too.

Since the package of Thyme & Table kitchen accessories that I received was chock full of colorful spatulas, it inspired me to try my hand at a keto fudge fat bomb. I’ve tried my hand at keto fat bombs before but this time I wanted it to be more like a dessert. A little sweeter and maybe even something that most people might not even realize was low carb when they tasted it.

A fat bomb is basically a little ball of semi-sweet goodness that is chocked full of healthy fat and low in protein and carbohydrates.

Mocha Cheesecake Keto Fudge

This is a fairly easy recipe, you just need a bit of time for each step. You don’t bake it, it does need to set up in the fridge or freezer, however.

The first step is to soften butter and cream cheese. I like to use a double boiler as I don’t have a microwave. But you want to make sure you don’t melt the butter, just soften enough to blend it with the cream cheese using a hand mixer. If it does melt, you will want to put it in the fridge for a bit before blending.

Use a hand mixer to blend cream cheese and butter together until smooth. Then you want to take 1 cup of the mixture out and place it in a separate mixing bowl.

The smaller bowl is for the bottom cocoa layer, the larger bowl is for the top coffee layer. In the smaller bowl, mix in cocoa powder until smooth.

In the larger bowl, pour in cold brew coffee (you can use regular cold coffee, cold brew is just stronger). Blend with a spatula until smooth.

Line a casserole dish with parchment paper. I used a dish that was around 8″x10″, the smaller the dish, the thicker your keto fudge will be.

Spread the cocoa layer across the bottom of the dish.

Then pour the coffee flavored layer on top.

From here you are going to put the fudge in the fridge or freezer.

The freezer will obviously firm it up much faster than the fridge. This will make it easier to cut. When you are ready to cut it, pull the parchment paper out of the pan and put it on a cutting board.

I sprayed my knife with cooking spray to help keep it from sticking. If you can’t cut it, you may need to let it soften a bit, but not too much. If it’s too soft, it will not cut very cleanly.

And enjoy! I gave my son a piece and he said, “can I have 20 more pieces please?”

This will soften up a bit when exposed to room temperature so you will want to store it in the fridge.

I dare you to eat just one. If you use the same size dish I used, you get 2 pieces as a serving.

Thyme & Table really helped the process of making this fudge so easy. I had everything I needed right at hand to make it, and it’s a lot of fun to look at. Make sure you check out Thyme & Table at Walmart before you plan your next recipe. Their items would also make a great gift for the foodie or chef in your life.