These Keto Copycat Crumbl Cookies Outshine The Real Deal

Keto Copycat Crumbl Cookies

yield: 6 SERVINGS

prep time: 15 MINUTES

cook time: 10 MINUTES

total time: 25 MINUTES

Ingredients

Directions

1

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper.

2

Add butter and keto brown sweetener to a mixing bowl. Beat on high until well combined, about 1 to 2 minutes.

3

Add in the egg and vanilla and beat on medium speed until well incorporated. The batter might look a little separated at this point but that's okay.

4

Mix in the salt, baking soda, almond flour, and coconut flour on low until combined, scrape down the edges of the bowl as needed.

5

Slowly mix in the chocolate chips on low speed until they are just evenly distributed.

6

Generously scoop out the cookie dough using a 1/3 cup measuring cup to form six large dough balls and place them on the baking sheet. If you have any leftover dough, evenly add it to the six dough balls. Then slightly flatten the dough balls and form them into a "hockey puck" shape.

7

Bake the keto Crumbl copycat cookies for 10 to 11 minutes, turning the pan halfway through. Do not overbake. They will be slightly browned on top and around the edges. Let the cookies sit on the baking sheet for 15 to 20 minutes before enjoying!

Nutrition Information

Yield: 6 cookies, Serving Size: 1 cookie
Amount Per Serving: 485 Calories | 41.7g Fat | 35g Total Carbs | 14.2g Fiber | 3.7g Sugar | 16g Sugar Alcohol | 9.7g Protein | 4.7g Net Carbs

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Say hello to making your own copycat keto Crumbl cookies at home.

holding a keto copycat crumbl cookie

Indulge in these ginormous keto chocolate chip cookies! 🍪

Bake your own copycat keto Crumbl cookies to not only save money but also to be able to enjoy this amazing delicacy… keto style! These Crumbl cookie copycats are so easy to make, and I’m willing to bet money that you might prefer this healthy recipe. 😉

Hand opening a box of Crumbl cookies

Crumbl Cookies are known for making the most amazing, giant, gourmet cookies. They have two classic cookies – their pink frosting sugar cookie and chocolate chip cookie. And then they have some pretty incredible rotating flavors like Carrot Cake, Boston Cream Pie, Molten Lava, and Classic Peanut Butter.

Are you drooling, too?! 🤤

holding keto Crumbl cookies dupe with real thing

Spread the cookie love without the sugar.

I’ll come right out and say it — I LOVE cookies. They’re my favorite dessert and you can’t go wrong with a classic chocolate chip cookie. Really, who doesn’t like chocolate chip cookies, or any cookies for that matter?! 🤔 if you feel the same, check out all of our keto cookie recipes.

Okay, back to this Crumbl cookie copycat recipe! I’m incredibly pleased with how these keto copycat Crumbl cookies turned out. It took me a few tries to get the recipe just right.

Now, you have to note that because it is a keto recipe, it’s not going to taste exactly like the real thing; The color is a little darker and the texture is slightly different due to the almond flour. But overall, success! 🏆 I even got approval from my husband!

keto copycat crumbl cookies ingredients

adding keto brown sweetener to mixing bowl

cookie batter in a mixing bowl

adding almond flour to a mixing bowl

cookie batter on a spatula

measuring cup of keto chocolate chips

chocolate chip cookie dough

making keto copycat crumbl cookies

Making a healthy crumbl cookie copycat that is keto and low carb and uses a sugar substitute

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baked keto copycat crumbl cookies on baking sheet

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Keto Copycat Crumbl Cookies

yield: 6 SERVINGS

prep time: 15 MINUTES

cook time: 10 MINUTES

total time: 25 MINUTES

This easy Crumbl cookie copycat recipe makes 6 giant copycat Crumbl Chocolate Chip Cookies that will have you drooling before you can even take a bite.

Ingredients

Directions

1

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper.

2

Add butter and keto brown sweetener to a mixing bowl. Beat on high until well combined, about 1 to 2 minutes.

3

Add in the egg and vanilla and beat on medium speed until well incorporated. The batter might look a little separated at this point but that's okay.

4

Mix in the salt, baking soda, almond flour, and coconut flour on low until combined, scrape down the edges of the bowl as needed.

5

Slowly mix in the chocolate chips on low speed until they are just evenly distributed.

6

Generously scoop out the cookie dough using a 1/3 cup measuring cup to form six large dough balls and place them on the baking sheet. If you have any leftover dough, evenly add it to the six dough balls. Then slightly flatten the dough balls and form them into a "hockey puck" shape.

7

Bake the keto Crumbl copycat cookies for 10 to 11 minutes, turning the pan halfway through. Do not overbake. They will be slightly browned on top and around the edges. Let the cookies sit on the baking sheet for 15 to 20 minutes before enjoying!

Nutrition Information

Yield: 6 cookies, Serving Size: 1 cookie
Amount Per Serving: 485 Calories | 41.7g Fat | 35g Total Carbs | 14.2g Fiber | 3.7g Sugar | 16g Sugar Alcohol | 9.7g Protein | 4.7g Net Carbs

Brought to you by Hip2Keto.

Tips for making the best keto copycat Crumbl Cookies:

  • Do not overbake these keto chocolate chip cookies. They only need 10 to 11 minutes!
  • Leave the cookies on the baking sheet for at least 15 minutes before moving them as they will fall apart if you move them too soon. I actually left mine on the cookie sheet for closer to 20 minutes and they were perfect. I know it’s torture to not eat cookies straight out of the oven, but believe me, they need to sit for a bit. Patience is key!

keto copycat crumbl cookies next to real crumbl cookies

Bet you can’t eat just one!

Actually, I bet you can’t even eat one of these keto copycat Crumbl cookies! LOL! 😂 They really are giant and very filling. It took me three attempts to eat one of these cookies — they’re that deliciously rich! The real Crumbl cookies are very rich as well, and I couldn’t eat that one all at once either.

I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as I do, and please let me know what you think!

Should we do a keto copycat version of another Crumbl cookie? 🤔

A plate of healthy keto Crumbl cookie copycats

Here’s what my Hip sidekick had to say about these keto copycat Crumbl cookies:

“These Crumbl cookies are incredible! These were so easy to make and taste SO GOOD! The inside stays so moist even while the outside starts to brown. I used Lily’s chocolate chips and they sweetened the cookie so perfectly – love their chocolate chips! 🙌🏻 My kiddos really enjoyed these cookies too. This is definitely a recipe worth trying – YUM! “


Try our copycat Crumbl Frosted Cookie next!


About the writer:

Emily graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Idaho, holds 5 years of blogging experience, and has been featured in Every Day Health and Women's Health Magazine.


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Comments 64

  1. Daisy

    These look great! When you say ‘turn’ during baking do you mean turn the pan or turn over each cookie?? Thanks.

    • Emily (Hip Sidekick)

      Hi Daisy, it means to turn the pan. I’ve updated the recipe. Sorry for any confusion! Let us know if you make them and what you think!

  2. Mary Beth Johnson

    I made these and they looked just like the pictures until I baked them. After turning the pan half way through the cook time I could see them spreading out. By the time was finished all the cookies had spread and were melted together. They tasted great but really big and flat. Is there anything that can be added to help them keep their thick shape?

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      Hey there! SO happy to hear you enjoyed their taste! You might check to be sure the butter is not melted or too soft, as that’s usually what causes the big/flat cookie. Hoping this is helpful! 💕

      • Dawn

        I had the same issue with flat spread out cookies but was blown away with the yummy deliciousness. Hopefully the butter not being too soft the next time will help. Either way definitely making these again

        • Trish (Hip Sidekick)

          So glad to hear you still thought these were delicious, Dawn! Hoping they hold up better the next time you make them! 🤞🍪

    • Rhonda Elfstrand

      Same here. They taste good, but look nothing like the picture. When attempting to pick up the cookie (after it cooled for 30 minutes on the pan) it just falls apart. I notice that the photos above don’t show a stick of butter, even though the recipe calls for a stick. Is that the issue?

      • Amber (Hip Sidekick)

        SO sorry, Rhonda. These do include butter.🤗 You could possibly also adjust your cooking time and even pop them in the fridge for a bit too. That did work for others. Hoping this helps! 💕💕

  3. Kimberly

    It says wait 15-20 min… don’t do it… don’t touch the cookie! They are still too warm, they will crumble and you will doubt your cookie making skills. Let them sit for an hour, then put them in a baggie in the fridge. Chilling the cookie, solidifies the butter and gives it the chewy cookie texture that’s so satisfying. It’s obviously not a cake flour based cookie, it doesn’t taste like a crumble but it’s thick and good! I thought this was a no, but after chilling it’s a YES!! Add some choczero spread and it’s a super fun dirty keto splurge ❤️
    I made mine a bit smaller. There was some spread while cooking.
    I ended up 10, thick, ~ 4” diameter cookies.

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      Thanks for sharing these helpful tips, Kimberly! SO happy to hear that you enjoyed this cookie recipe! ❤️

  4. LeeAnn

    This looks so good. Could you try to make Crumbl Sugar Cookie with the pink almond frosting keto? That is my absolute favorite!!! So yummy!
    Thank you!

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      Hey LeeAnn! You could try one of these recipes on the cookie – the buttercream one, and the cream
      cheese one
      . Hoping this is helpful! 💗

  5. Surgibelle

    I can’t wait to make these at home! I would love to try a peanut butter version of the keto ‘Crumbl’.
    Thanks Emily. It’s a bonus reward knowing you are a nutritionist as well.
    Thanks again!

    • Amber (Hip Sidekick)

      How sweet! Thanks for the kind comment! I’ll be sure to pass this along to Emily! 🥰💞

    • Emily (Hip Sidekick)

      Thank you! Yes, a keto peanut butter version would be super tasty too!

  6. Velma

    I just made these and I now have a new favorite recipe! Thanks for sharing!

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      YAY! You’re welcome! SO happy you’re loving this recipe, Velma! Thanks for letting us know! 🥰

  7. Dawn

    Too bad the Swerve sweetener leaves a not so pleasant cooling after taste. I would love to make these sugar free if only there was an alternative sweetener with no after taste.

    • Laura

      I haven’t made this cookie yet, but the sweetener I use is Allulose and it has no aftertaste, doesn’t crystallize, doesn’t hurt my tummy at all, is natural etc. Also, with my experience, it’s been 1 1/3 of other sweeteners.

      • Amber (Hip Sidekick)

        Thanks for the helpful response on the sweetener you’ve been using, Laura! 🤗

    • Andi

      Dawn… I agree with you about Swerve. ☹️ Have you ever tried making your own brown sweetener, using Pyure.

    • Lynnita Ellis

      How would I sub Trim Healthy Mama baking blend ?

      Thank you,
      Lynnita

      • Pamela

        Missy Benson posted this: 1/4 cup of super sweet plus 1.5 tsp of molasses
        Instead of almond and coconut flour- 1 and 1/4 cup of baking blend. I haven’t tried yet, but will.

  8. Cindy

    Do you know if these can be frozen?

    • Amber (Hip Sidekick)

      We haven’t tried that, however I bet they would freeze just fine! Let us know how it works out for you, Cindy! 💞🤗

  9. shandabell

    I just ordered 60 cookies from Crumbl for a party!!! 😱 I’ll have to try these after the party when I start back my diet 😂

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      Hoping you love them, shandabell! Enjoy your party! 🎉💞

  10. btraut

    I’ve made these twice now. First time, I made as directed but a little smaller—the batch made 10. I froze them (they freeze nicely) and could break in half still frozen. Just made them a2nd time—added 2/3 c PBFit to make them into PB cookies! Probably could have increased PBFit to 1cup. Also used a small scoop (made 31) will freeze them for a quick snack!

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      So great to hear that they froze well for you, btraut! Thanks a bunch for sharing about the peanut butter version you tried out! 💗

  11. suzanne schmidt

    I have tried making these twice now and each time they flatten out and spread. They are not thick like the picture. Any suggestions? I followed recipe to a t.

    • Amber (Hip Sidekick)

      Oh bummer! SO sorry to hear that, Suzanne. The butter may be too melted. You could also try refrigerating the dough before baking the cookies. Hoping that is helpful! 🤗💖

  12. Kimi Camacho

    Perfection! These are the perfect sweetness and a great base cookie. I only had almond on hand, but I loved them. I used Lilly’s milk chocolate chips, but I think next time I’m going to try white chips. Very satisfying for a keto life-style🤩

    • Collin (Mrs. Hip)

      YUM! Happy you enjoyed these, Kimi! Thanks for letting us know how you made yours! The white chips sound yummy too! 😋🙌

  13. Annie

    Way too salty with 1/2 tsp salt and salted butter😢

    • Claudette (Hip Sidekick)

      Thanks for the honest feedback! Sorry to hear that, Anne. You can use unsalted butter or reduce the salt to 1/4 tsp. Hope that is helpful!🍪💕

  14. Vanessa Arenas

    These look amazing! I’m very sensitive to the cooling effect of Erythritol. Would these work with a monkfruit and allulose sweetener?

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      Hey Vanessa! We haven’t tried that sweetener swap yet, but I bet they would be similar! Here’s a post on swapping out sugar options, if that might be helpful! Let us know how they turn out for you if you decide to try it this way! ❤️🍪

  15. Terry

    I’ve made these twice and they are amazing! I put some in the freezer and ate them over a week. I really appreciate you figuring this out and posting it for us.

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      You’re welcome! So happy you’ve enjoyed this cookie recipe, Terry! 🍪 Glad to hear they stored well in the freezer for you too! 🙌❤️

  16. Nicole A

    My husband is allergic to tree nuts. Can I use coconut flour instead? Any suggestions of flour he can have? Thanks in advance for the feedback.

  17. Candace

    I made mine vegan and I used regular brown sugar. They turned out great!

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      YAY! SO happy to hear you enjoyed your cookies, Candace! Thanks so much for the feedback! 🍪💕

  18. Andrea

    Amazing! Truly taste like Crumbl. The texture isn’t identical but the almond flour gives them a great taste. Followed recipe and came out perfect!!

    • Collin (Mrs. Hip)

      Woohoo! SO glad these were a hit for you, Andrea! 💞🙌 Thanks for taking a moment to share how much you enjoyed them!

  19. Nan Helmling

    These are some of the best keto cookies I have made. Absolutely delicious!

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      YAY! Happy to hear how delicious these cookies were for you, Nan! Thanks for the feedback! 🍪🥰

  20. Lisa

    Recipe looks amazing .. would love to try but it says 1 cookie is 35 carbs .. why is this “low carb”??

  21. Susan Roussy

    I can’t wait to try these, a carrot cake or Boston cream cookie would be a great one to copy cat next.

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      Thanks for the suggestion, Susan! I’ll be sure to pass them along to the team. I did spot a carrot cake recipe here and some additional cookie recipes are linked here, if you’d like to check those out for some more options! 🤗❤️

  22. Theresa

    WOW! By far the BEST Keto chocolate chip cookies I’ve ever made! Thank you! My son is Type 1 diabetic and I’ve made these two days in a row. Huge success my entire family loved them. I have to use Lily’s sugar free chips as choc zero spikes my son’s blood sugar. 1st batch I used swerve brown sugar then 2nd batch I split with swerve granular & confectioners. Both delicious! Texture in 2nd was softer I think due to confectioners…?

    • Amber (Hip Sidekick)

      Oh could be! Thanks for sharing the changes you made and that they have been such a hit! Good to know how yummy they turned out for you! 🥰

  23. Sharon P

    Hello. Is the brown keto sweetener measured to the new ingredients for Brown swerve or the old ingredients ? ( new ingredient is allulose)

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      Hey Sharon P! 🤗 The brown sweetener was measured for the original formulation of Swerve, however, the new blend that uses allulose is still a 1:1 measurement, so no need to change the measurement if using a new Swerve over the old Swerve. 🙌❤️

  24. Patty in CO

    OK, I really want to try these, but 485 calories in each cookie???? Is that correct???

    • Amber (Hip Sidekick)

      Yes! 💕 The main contributors to the calories are butter, almond flour, and ChocZero chips. All of these ingredients are high in fat which typically correlates to a high calorie count as well. We just double checked the values to be sure. We use Carb Manager to calculate nutrition. Hoping this helps! 🥰

  25. Susan Angell

    First of all Emily, Go Vandals! Second, awesome recipe these are amazing!

    • Jessica (Hip Sidekick)

      🥰 Very glad to hear you enjoyed this recipe, Susan! 🙌

  26. Janice

    Mine turned out fairly brown. I have a convection oven. Has anyone else seen this happen?

    • Trish (Hip Sidekick)

      Hey there, Janice! Since convection ovens typically cook faster then conventional ovens, you might want to either reduce the temperature by 25 degrees or reduce the bake time by 25%. Let us know how this works if you decide to make them again! ❤️

  27. Sarah

    Made these exactly as stated and mine are flat like pancakes as well. I know my butter was not too warm, also chilled dough in fridge. They taste good but texture is like a wet sponge. Very strange. Maybe some collagen for crispier texture? Probably too much butter is creating the flat and wet textures. Maybe a weight for flour measurements is needed? Sometimes you can really pack it in and true measurements off. Too many variables but definitely something is off.

    • Amber (Hip Sidekick)

      SO sorry that they turned out so flat, Sarah. You could do a bit less butter or more flour for the next try and maybe also double check the expiration of the baking soda and be sure that the salted butter was used as well. Hoping one of these suggestions may work for a better cookie outcome! 🤞❤️🤗

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