Keto Snowball Cookies JUST 1 NET CARB | Mexican Wedding Cookies Russian Tea Cookies for keto

[@TheDietChef]

It's snowball cookies right???!! lol
Full Written Recipe: www.thedietchefs.com/keto-snowball-cookies/

[@maydanava20]

I only know these from the ginger ones trader joe sells every year and they call them snowball cookies, so I’m with you.

[@christyinlalaland]

Idk, when I think of snowballs, I think of those gross coconut hostess cakes 🤢 these look amazing!

[@slh4272]

These cookies are my favorite. No matter what new recipe I try, your ❄️ ball ones are my all time favorite!

[@suegz139]

Lovely, I'm sure they taste great 👍
Can you make Keto Marzipan, or maybe you have a recipe already?

[@reneesnextchapter3874]

We Call Them Danish Cookies Or Wedding Cookies

[@sunlight00]

Recipe :
1 Cup (120g) Walnuts (or Pecans)
1 Stick (112g) Salted Butter
½ Cup (75g) Confectioners Swerve
1 Tbsp (7g) Coconut Flour
Just less than 1 ½ Cups (161g) Almond Flour
1 Tsp (4g) Pure Vanilla Extract
Pinch of Salt

[@maydanava20]

🏃🏻‍♀️ 🏃🏻‍♀️ when you realize you have everything in your kitchen for a new Joe Duff recipe

[@chaplainmattsanders4884]

😂

[@janetcunningham3390]

How did it turn out?🤗

[@Gitanarosa]

As a Mexican woman on keto, I thank you

[@TheDietChef]

Welcome :)

[@pinkyhodgkins2185]

I second that! Thank you!

[@ririv02]

I third that!!!! ☃️🎄❤️

[@Captain_Kebap]

As a German on Keto, I thank you too for saying thank you.

[@Badshah044]

The fact that you specify the quantity in grams is a game changer and the reason why i keep coming back to your videos. Good stuff man. love it

[@dbp3231]

Italian wedding cookies, we add lemon & almond to cookie mix for Italian wedding cookies. 😊

[@larkatmic]

I thought that’s what they were. Do you add lemon zest to the batter, or in the sugar ‘swerve’ mix when you roll the cookies?

[@416t.o5]

We Greeks call these Kourabiedes we put sliced almond . We have them at Christmas time . Thank you for sharing .

[@tinam2696]

I grew up with a Greek neighbor in Chicago (I am Italian). She made Kourabiedes every time I would go visit (from anywhere I was living at the time). Even on short notice (the smell was unbelievable when she would open the door). She even brought them when she came to visit in California. They are my favo(u)rite :) They melt in your mouth. God rest her soul.

[@lightlightlight88]

How di you say that?

[@jaynorris3722]

Mexican cookies have pecan, the Russian one have walnut ,the Italian ones have almonds....

[@rebeccaw68]

Thank you!

[@debhil226]

WOW!! I never knew there was a difference. I love them all!!

[@kelliezimmerman9621]

We call them pecan balls and this recipe is saving my Keto Christmas! Thank you so much!

[@ladydevildog8946]

Bless you, Sir. The regular recipe has been all over Facebook and I was getting jealous.

[@TheDietChef]

Welcome!! Hope you enjoy this sugar free version

[@r3dcircl3]

Omg! A typical Christmas sweet in Greece! We call them 'kourabiedes'! Thanks to you Joe, I'm not going to miss them this year! Thank you so much!

[@breetonee1526]

These are my favorite!!! I have gestational diabetes & I was craving something sweet! Thank you!!! 😭❤️

[@hopetogether]

Pre keto, the recipe I used called them Russian Tea Cakes. I used finely chopped pecans instead of walnuts.

[@lizajane54]

Yup Russian tea cakes!

[@loribadgero1035]

My mom made these at Christmastime every year, without keto converted ingredients, and always called them Russian tea cakes. I didn't know there were so many different names!

[@lesliebooth2833]

Add a little finely shredded coconut and tiny chocolate chips and flatten a little and they are Danish Wedding cookies like the Keebler brand at the store! I’m not Greek but I knew a woman we called Yai Yai (sp?) who was and she made these every Christmas! So yummy! Thanks Joe!

[@dawnsharts3146]

Actually the German name is Neisenpfeffern. My mother would make these cookies every year for Christmas. She would hide them in tins in my parents closet. I would sneek in and grab one occasionally. Not sure if my Mother ever knew.

[@2Pferde]

I am a 61 year old German living near Munich in Germany. There is no German word/term/food whatsoever called Neissenpfeffern. This word IS NOT GERMAN

[@beatrizceniceros7951]

I call them Mexican wedding cakes. But during the Holidays they are Snowball. I have been making these since I was a teenager in Middle School were I had Home Economics and I learned to bake. After I got married I would give them out to the Family in coffee cans decorated forChristmas. When My daughter got married I baked lots of them and put them in decorative bags and gave them out as souvenirs for the guests. They were a hit! Now I am older and a Grandmother. and I am still making them. Thanks for the Keto Recipe

[@kathyhazelnut]

I bet these would make great almond crescent cookies by swapping the vanilla extract for almond extract 😋

[@Rehmer94]

THAT'S WHAT OUR FAMILY CALLS THEM!! LOLOL

[@karenlatham4053]

Sounds fantastic! Or at both?

[@picantesworld7723]

I just told Joe the same exact thing my mom used to make them in crescent shapes.

[@bethmahoney2233]

I first had them when I lived in Texas where they were called Mexican wedding cookies. They are one of my favorites. Thanks for the low carb version!

[@TheDietChef]

Hope you like them!!😉

[@feliciab1132]

Russian teacakes are my favorite cookies ever! Thank you for making the keto version!

[@AprilLeah]

I have never clicked on a keto recipe so fast in my life!! Thank you so much for sharing 🤗 I am definitely making these TONIGHT..and maybe tomorrow night too, because I will probably eat them all! 😋

[@rebeccaw68]

Just made these and they are much better than the traditional cookie! Thank you!

[@HealthyAndMore]

We call it ''Ghoraiba'' in the Middle East🥰😋😋, thank you 😊🙏.

[@teresaoftheandes6279]

These cookies were my favorite Christmas cookies! Thank you for doing a keto version. I wish you a very blessed and happy Christmas Joe D.!

[@tinam2696]

Tina M
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I grew up with a Greek neighbor in Chicago (I am Italian). She made Kourabiedes (Greek Cookies) every time would go visit (from anywhere I was living at the time). She even brought them when she came to visit in California. They are my favorite :) They melt in your mouth. God rest her soul.

[@myshelhilty4068]

You have no idea how excited I am for these!

[@TheDietChef]

Enjoy ;)

[@Ahmad-up9og]

We call these cookies in the Arab world, especially in Lebanon, "Ma'moul". They are sold along with Baqlawa deserts. Yummy as my parents used to buy all of these.

[@cindilyn100]

Oh my, these are so delicious! I just made some. Thank you for the recipe😊

[@angelablake5358]

a sweetened flakes & almonds cereal works great, in place of pecans/nuts, too! - my secret ingredient:)

[@carolynpruette6761]

I'm making these for Christmas! these are my favorite every year I make the regular ones so glad for a keto version

[@joytoyouandme4593]

These have always been a favorite cookie. Grew up calling them Russian Teacakes- I’m going to make these- fortunate to have all the ingredients in my pantry! Thanks Joe!

[@kassimkhankhan3875]

Joe you never ceases to amaze me with your culinary skills. Thanks man

[@KetoCookbooksCorner]

*Adding this to my cookie list. Thanks, Joe* 🤩

[@karenlatham4053]

One of my favorite kinds of cookies! I think I'll use pecans.

[@ketokarbs3671]

My grandmother uses pecans and she calls them "pecan balls"

[@carolynssistercantcook1181]

Another great looking recipe! Can’t wait to get home and make all of these delicious recipes. It will be fun to have them all on hand during the holidays. Merry Christmas, Joe! You always make us smile.

[@meas7489]

i tried your recipe and i liked it a lot , i added a little shot of French cognac to give it a little kick, it turned out delicious ,thank you

[@FoxMama10]

Mexican wedding cakes❤️ my ma makes these every christmas

[@supernatural7085]

As a human on keto thank you.

[@kprairiesun]

First made them in 7th grade Home Ec! About 1965! They were called Butter Nut Balls and were the best I've ever had! Ours called for pecans.

[@pjmjdmurdach4792]

I love these cookies. Use to buy them before becoming a diabetic. Now this recipe just made my day!

[@blythenotbonnie4599]

Omg these are a staple for xmas in my family. Now I can have them again! It's been 2 years

[@little_misscrafty]

In Bulgaria we call these orehovki, which literally translates to walnut cookies, if you put Turkish delight (locum) in the middle they are called lokumki, again translates to Turkish delight cookies. 🤣

[@abeermaadawy]

In Egypt we call them “Kahk”

[@anngorgy4076]

it's called kahk in Egypt although we make it with loads of ghee now that I am on keto I will be definitely trying those thanks

[@srice6231]

In the late 60's when I was in 7th grade we had to take Home Ec and we made these cookies and we called them Mexican Wedding Cakes. I love these and can't wait to make these Keto cookies. My British friend makes these each Christmas and calls them Polorones.

[@sofiagoussiou387]

In Greece we call them "Kourampiedes" .It is something we prepare for Christmas holidays! Thank you so much for the recipe!

[@Laura-bl6rg]

Just made these and... added chocolate chips! These are really good. So happy to have found Joe! And I agree with others that it’s epic that you give the measurements in grams.

[@EOBathNBodyLLC]

Oh definitely making this!! Thanks for sharing!! ☺️. Merry Christmas 🎄!

[@covarrubiasfamily7543]

Thanks a bunch for this easy recipe. I love these cookies from the Siete brand but they only sell them around December and they run out of them. Now I can enjoy them at any time of the year, thanks again

[@graceday7203]

I always knew them as Russian Tea Cakes... until I heard them called Mexican Wedding Cookies or Snowballs. Whatever they are called, just call them "Yummy!" Thank you Joe... now I'm salivating!

[@DaCrunkwizard]

Dayum, My Mom made those for Christmas! Now gonna enjoy them during Keto

[@sweetrouble420]

Snow ball cookies ❤ Thank you. My Grandmother made the best. Can't wait to try yours 😉 Thanks for all you do to keep us keto

[@claudiamiller7730]

We’re Polish and made pecan crescent cookies...cuz we shaped them into half moons and used....pecans. But I think ours had cream cheese in them, too.....but yum either way!!!

[@Pack.Leader]

OMG! Those are my favorite cookies in the entire world. I'm going to try those around the holidays. Thanks so much.

[@auntsophronia5695]

My paternal grandmother’s side of the family is Swedish so I grew up calling these Smor Bullar. Since I’m now eating keto I thought I would have to miss out, thank you for the recipe.

[@elizabethwentz8211]

We called then Russian Tea Cakes with pecans. They were always a must cookie at Christmas. Loved them with a cup of tea and now looking forward to trying these.

[@sandraevans4082]

my traditional recipie i use peacans and double roll in powdered sugar, they are calld Sandies

[@denisedspain7991]

I can’t wait to make these. They look really good!

[@katjo0812]

One of my favorites!! Russian tea cake cookies

[@itzDave09]

Thanks Joe, really appreciate this recipe. I've been eating Mexican Wedding cookies for a very long time and now that I'm diabetic, I can enjoy them again!!!

[@berlindaarmijo9251]

Oh man...those look so rich and tasty. I will try those to. Your wife and mom must be so proud of you. Great job! You could have your own gift shop of goodies. I will pass your videos to my family and friends.

[@picantesworld7723]

When I was younger me and my mom used to make them into crescent moon shapes. I wanna try yours I love these cookies.

[@TheDietChef]

Hope you dig ‘me my friend

[@maryschultz7812]

Theses are awesome! Thank You Joe! I call them Italian Wedding Cookies!

[@vbella39]

Same here! I always like them best with pecans.

[@dorykoszewski3162]

Snowball cookies have always been on my holiday list. Thank you for a keto version. 🎄

[@mehro64]

In the Eiddle East, particularly Egypt, it's called Gurayeba

[@samieparadise9316]

I can't wait to try this!!!!

[@mybenz92]

I made these the other day. They are my favorite!!!

[@jeepnjazz1629]

Can’t wait to make these!

[@TheDietChef]

Enjoy!!!😉

[@vinachetri7969]

I’ve always known these as wedding cookies. They’re soooo good!

[@vbella39]

Thank you for this! My family calls them Italian Wedding Cookies. I like them best with pecans. I expected to never have them again, what a treat this is and I will be making them as soon as I hit the store for the pecans.

[@sabasamir7105]

In Arabic it’s called ma’mool معمول , but we fill them either with grounded pistachios or palm dates paste cooked in oven and dipped in icen sugar when they become cool

[@annstewart189]

I have made them in the shape of fingers and called Pecan Fingers since 1972.

[@Artzenflowers]

These look amazing, my mom always made them and I loved to eat them. Now I can once again enjoy them...whatever you call em..

[@robinm7197]

We would make them in crescents and they were called Viennese crescents! They are easy to package and travel well in the US mail.
💜♥️💙 Best cookie in the jar!

[@pinkdaisy5275]

Hi Joe! I call them wedding cookies. They look delish! Looks pretty simply as usual! Thank.you Joe. GOD bless you and your family. GREAT recipe!

[@thecoreyfamilyreviews3446]

Making these for Christmas

[@mrobertaw68]

I call them delicious 😋 🤣🤣🤣 so glad to find these on the keto list. Miss them

[@stormygirl1704]

Oh my those look scrumptious!!! TYFS

[@yuuki_rin87]

Reminds me of biskut makmur that we normally buy during Raya month in Malaysia

[@tracyrussell4116]

Incredible invention!!

[@tracyrussell4116]

Yes, all those Names work!!

[@ranaibrahim4636]

We call it “Kahk” in Egypt🙈

[@TheDietChef]

Lol if i said that in the video not a chance anyone would think i was talking about a cookie 🤣

[@maydanava20]

@@TheDietChef 🤣🤣🤣

[@heatherzaidel9366]

Love your shirt! I'm from Buffalo, Duff's has the BEST wings!

[@TheDietChef]

I agree :)

[@rudywesson788]

My favorite. Thank you.

[@tamarahollenbeck2988]

Russian Tea Cakes! We've always used Walnuts.

[@marykissel9273]

Snowball cookies.....recipe looks pretty good. Will have to try this healthy recipe.....yummy.

[@JadaLynnOfChrist]

Thank you so much for these! What a pleasure.
Are you keto?

[@lydiabello1826]

Yay. I'm Mexican lol. Bless u always mr joe duff and family ❤

[@hawaiianketogirl5256]

I’ve heard a few variations here in Hawaii: Hawaii Wedding Cookies, Melting Moments, and Snowball Cookies. Haha.

[@sylviaseri4235]

Love these. My Italian family loves them too. BTW, How is the baby? We need to see pics!

[@staceycarras3815]

Killer Vid ! Joe, thank you so much for all the good work you do to keep us all healthy and happy, in Greece we call these Kourabiedes ( Greek Xmas Shortbread ), and they are typically a Carb/Sugar bomb disaster, but thanks to your good self, all that has be fixed :)

[@TruthSeekerNC]

They look delicious. Maybe this is What's for Thanksgiving dessert!

[@StephenieWith3Es]

Sn❄️wballs!!! My favorite! Thank you thank you! Can’t wait to make these!

[@FoodDiary2023]

Thank you so much for this snowball cookie recipe! These are my favorite Christmas cookies! ☃️🎄

[@soniamandarino9068]

Adding this to my holiday cookie list! Thanks Joe.

[@KM-pm6qe]

Trader Joe’s has spice flavored cookies that look like this at Christmastime, called Pfeffernusse. They have a hard icing shell plus powdered sugar
I think your recipe would taste great done with gingerbread spices, even if we can’t have the icing shell.

[@amberwarner4047]

These are AMAZING!! Added almond extract-delicious!!

[@jackiestrzelecki]

Can you make keto empanadas? I’m more curious about the shells since you can stuff them with anything. Thank you 😊

[@johnm2482]

Until he gets to this, check out Vernaz’ UA-cam channel low carb/keto cooking and having fun. She has a bunch of recipes that cover different breads and doughs.

[@gloriasgallery820]

Love this type of cookie! Glad to find a keto recipe. Thank you!

[@annesoper911]

Made these absolutely lovely, thanks. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

[@gathercreatelivewithleslie8340]

Awesome, but, for those who get massive headaches from swerve try besties allulose and monk fruit conf sugar.

[@juliebergacker5680]

Awesome. Thank you. Now I can have my favorite Christmas cookie this year 😁👏👍🎄🎄🎄🎄