Sugar Free Recipes – Savoury
TOP TIP :: Remember to make everything bite sized. Kids tends to eat bite sized portions and miniature food looks cute too!
Cream Cheese Stuffed Meatballs by Ditch the Carbs – Add some cute toothpicks for children to hold and there’s no cutlery to wash.
Sugar Free Sweet and Spicy Bacon Chicken Bites by Sugar Free Mom – Low carb, sugar free and easy to make, this is the perfect finger food to serve the kids!
Ready-In-A-Snap Low-Carb Ketchup by Low Carb, So Simple! – This homemade ketchup is ready in five minutes and the best: it contains only 5 natural ingredients and no sugar!
Top tip from Elvira at Low Carb So Simple “At my son’s 5 year birthday party, kids loved when they were given long pom pom cocktail sticks with their name written in them (it was also practical so the sticks couldn’t get mixed!). Kids could fill the sticks with their favourite veggies, fruits, meatballs and sausages.”
Mini Pepper Nachos by All Day I Dream About Food – Who says you have to use tortilla chips to make nachos? Kids love to scoop up their favourite fillings with these little mini peppers. It’s more colourful too!
Ham and cheese roll ups by Ditch The Carbs – a super simple idea for adults and kiddies alike.
Sour Cream and Chive Crackers by Low Carb, So Simple! – These cute little crackers will be a huge hit at any birthday party. Cut out different shapes like butterflies, cars, hearts, stars… season with your favourite seasonings. Rave reviews guaranteed! (Btw, Elviira served these at her son’s 5 year birthday party and used curry as seasoning. Kids loved them!)
Mini Zucchini Pizza Bites by Sugar-Free Mom – The best way to get your kids to eat their veggies? Cover ’em up with cheese!
Salmon Cream Cheese Bites by Ditch the Carbs – These are always so popular, the mums often ask for the recipe.
Fathead Crackers by Ditch the Carbs – Ditch the crisps and serve these instead.
Ham and Egg Cups by Ditch the Carbs – Fantastic for little hands to hold. Cover in plenty of cheese for a crispy crust.
Chipotle Chicken Bacon Bites by Low Carb Maven – These little chicken bites are fun to eat with decorative toothpicks. Omit the chipotle chile for a mild flavour.
Spinach and Feta Parcels by Ditch the Carbs – Rice paper is perfect for little hands to grab hold of and you can make these the day ahead.
Paleo Scotch Eggs by Ditch the Carbs – Children may only want half or a quarter of these, add some sugar free tomato ketchup and you’re almost done!
Radish Chips by Low Carb Yum – Radish chips are a perfect alternative to potato chips. And, the mini size is great for little hands!
Pepperoni Pizza Muffins by Low Carb Yum – Use a mini muffin pan to turn these pepperoni pizza muffins into perfect sized appetizers! It’s much easier than baking up pizza.
Crispy Baked Buffalo Drumsticks by All Day I Dream About Food – Finger food is fun! These crispy baked buffalo drumsticks are easy to make and kids love them.
Pizza Waffles by Ditch The carbs. The pizza waffles can be made ahead of time then put a selection of toppings on the table. Each child makes their own pizza which is then quickly cooked for 5-10 minutes in the oven. It’s a fun activity and each child gets exactly what they want. The picture below shows what I serve when I host a teenage sleepover. No dial out pizza here!
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DavetteB says
Any good vanilla/yellow cake recipes?
Libby www.ditchthecarbs.com says
This is my absolute go-to sponge recipe Coconut Flour Raspberry Fingers. Simply omit the raspberries, add plenty of vanilla and sweetener, and you have a simple sponge cake that you can use.
donandgillGillian says
Thank you for all the amazing recipes. 🎉
GiGi Eats Celebrities says
Easy! I go out for sashimi and rice-less sushi rolls. NO sugar there 🙂
lowcarbdiabeticJan says
You’ve put some great ideas and recipes here, thank you.
All the best Jan
patkashtock says
Can you explain a party bag buffet? I can’t find it from the link. I’m a little challenged as I am not certain how a can’t buffet works. But have to say that one doesn’t sound appealing, lol!
Libby www.ditchthecarbs.com says
A party bag/loot bag buffer allows the children to pick out some favourite goodies and toys from all those amazing jars and make their own party bags to take home. Some people have candy buffets which as you can imagine is jars of candy to fill their party/loot bags – and the party bag buffet is a great idea from Sarah to cut back on all that necessary sugar. The jars could be filled with whatever you love – pencils, erasers, toy cars, colouring pens, fun jewellery, stamps, toys, bouncy balls, mini playing cards, etc etc. The kids absolutely loved it and are still talking about it months later.
patkashtock says
That’s great, thanks!
Kim | Low Carb Maven says
Great ideas, all! Thanks for including my recipe in the great round-up of party foods and this great resource.
Jolene says
LOVE IT!! Thank you!!