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Low Carb Puddings and Mousses

Low carb pudding and mousse recipes.

Low Carb Chocolate Mousse

This mousse is such a rich, intense chocolate hit that you'll probably be satisfied with a small amount.

Low-Carb Peach Melba Parfait

Peach Melba is a delightful way to enjoy fresh summer peaches and raspberries, but traditional Peach Melba has a lot of sugar. This Peach Melba parfait is a delicious way to get all the flavor without the sugar.

Low-Carb Lemon Mousse

This delicious recipe for Low-Carb Lemon Mousse has 2 grams of carb per serving.

Snow Pudding

Light, delicious, and almost no carbs, fat, or calories. One of my favorite special desserts as a child, only without the sugar. Although, to be fair, it usually had custard sauce on it. Raspberry sauce is good, too.

Sugar-Free Raspberry Mousse

This delicious recipe for Sugar-Free Raspberry Mousse has 3 grams of carbohydrate per serving.

Sugar-Free Raspberry Fool

This yummy combination of whipped cream and raspberries is easy to make.

Raspberry Vanilla Cream

It's not cold enough to be ice cream, but it's a similar consistency to soft-serve ice cream.

Sugar-Free Vanilla Panna Cotta

This version of panna cotta is an easy low-carb dessert.

Sugar-Free Instant Pumpkin Pudding

This pumpkin pudding can be made in a flash. It's high in nutrition while being low in calories and sugar-free. 8 grams of carb per serving.

Italian Bounet (Almond Cocoa Pudding)

This is sort of like a flan. It is served in thick slices. This low carb sugar-free version is totally inauthentic because it is supposed to be made with Italian almond cookies and sugar. But from what I can tell, it is probably fairly close to the original in texture and taste.

Egg Free Chocolate Mousse

This egg-free version of a chocolate mousse is fluffier than the more dense and silky traditional recipes.

Sugar-Free Custard Sauce (Stirred Custard, Soft Custard)

This soft custard is used as a sauce over fruit or snow pudding.

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