You’ll need just four ingredients to make these Keto Coconut Butter Bites.

This is an adaptation from the original recipe I created for Nutiva long ago, Paleo Coconut Butter Bites.

What changed?

I swapped out the maple syrup; swapped in monk fruit.

And why would I even do that? 

Because that simple switch makes them Keto (another recipe dietary option for you), and there is no discoloration from the maple syrup. 

Personally, I don’t care if they are Keto are not. But in addition to being Keto, these Keto Coconut Butter Bites are:

• Leaky Gut Diet approved!
• gluten free
• dairy free
• soy free
• just 4 ingredients
• low-FODMAP
• grain free
• egg free
• Paleo
• …..and more

And they satisfy a sweet tooth so good!

The process for making these could not be simpler, and the recipe quantity will make just enough for a personal stash of snack meets desserts all week long.

Keto Coconut Butter Bites

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What the Heck is Coconut Manna?

Nutiva calls their Coconut Butter, Coconut “Manna” because if ever there was a food from heaven, this is it.

The Nutiva Organic Coconut Manna is made with fresh organic coconut meat, which is flaked and conveyed through a hot air dryer, which runs at 170°F, within a few hours of shelling, and is then ground like a nut butter.

The product is not pasteurized or refined. It is a whole food coconut nut butter and it contains protein, carbohydrates, fiber, and oil.

It’s also very different from the organic virgin coconut oil, which is just the oil that has been expeller pressed from fresh coconut (also used in this recipe). The manna is ground, whole coconut that has the water removed.

Grab the Ingredients

Click the item name to grab your ingredients:

1. Nutiva Organic Coconut Manna
2. Nutiva Organic Coconut Oil
3. monk fruit (use code AGUTSYGIRL at checkout to save 15% off this and any of their products)
4. salt – use any you’d like, I enjoy pink Himalayan salt

Notes

1. All of those links are easily found in one, simple spreadsheet via A Gutsy Girl’s Master Resource links.
2. You’ll also find the ingredients (if you can’t find them locally) via Thrive Market, the online organic shopping place resource I’ve used for a couple years now.
3. You could use Stevia instead of monk fruit, if desired. Learn more about the differences in Stevia and monk fruit HERE.

If you liked this post, you might also enjoy:

1. My 30-Day Gut Reset with Clean Eating Magazine 
2. 6 Leaky Gut Dinners
3. Keto Diet for SIBO

Xox,
SKH

Sarah Kay Hoffman

You will heal. I will help.