Step One: Mix together the heavy cream, butter, and sweetener in a saucepan. Bring to a gentle boil and stir frequently until it's a light golden brown color. When it's thick …
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Condensed milk has about 44 grams of carbs and 36 grams of added sugar per 1/4 cup. Yikes! That's definitely not low-carb sugar-free condensed milk. But no need to be sad, you can easily make your own at home with the recipe below! My recipe has 2 grams of carbs and 0 grams of added sugar per 1/4 cup!
Turn low-carb heavy cream into a keto sweetened condensed milk with this easy sugar-free recipe. It's a one-for-one replacement for canned sweetened condensed milk! I have so many favorite recipes from my higher carb days that I'd like to rework into keto-friendly versions.
This 100% sugar free condensed milk alternative will open up a whole new world of dessert recipes. Condensed milk is just as it sounds, milk which has been boiled until condensed in volume. However, the biggest thing that defines condensed milk is the sugar content. Roughly half the can of condensed milk you would buy, is pure sugar.
You could also place the jar in a small pot of water on the stove (over medium heat) for a few minutes to achieve the same results. (Be sure to place the jar in cool water and heat gradually so you don’t crack your jar!). Why is my keto condensed milk runny? If it’s runny, you likely had too much liquid or you haven't cooked it long enough.