Sugar Free recipes – Drinks
Sugar Free Berry Chia Fresca by Ditch the Carbs – Now how cute does this look? Use any berry and a variety of colours straws for a fun party.
Witches’ Brew by Low-Carb, So Simple! – Amaze the little guests with this stunning color changing drink which contains no sugar and nothing artificial, just 5 natural ingredients!
Flavoured Water Ideas by Ditch the Carbs – Why not make a “flavoured water station” and each child can make their own combination of their favourite flavours. Add some cute straws and bottles to serve.
Sparkling Raspberry Limeade Mocktail by Low Carb Yum – Ditch the soda and serve some sparkling berry mocktails instead! So easy, the kids can make their own as a fun activity.
Sugar Free Recipes- Desserts, Sweets & Cakes
Sugar Free Mint Ice Cream with Magic Shell by Ditch the Carbs – Now who doesn’t like chocolate magic shell at a party?
Chocolate Dipped Pear by Low Carb Maven – Chocolate dipped fruit is not only easy to make but its delicious. Have the kids dip their own fruit for a fun snack or activity!
Hazelnut Butter Cookies by Low-Carb, So Simple! – These super easy 5-ingredient cookies are a one-bowl wonder and they are ready in minutes. Even better: they contain only natural ingredients and certainly please even the pickiest palate!
Chocolate Mint Fudge Pops by All Day I Dream About Food – Perfect for a hot day!
6-ingredient Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies by Low Carb Maven – These peanut butter chocolate chip cookies only have 6 ingredients. Use almond butter for a peanut-free option.
Three Ingredients Instant Ice Cream by Ditch the Carbs – For a pink themed party perhaps?
Low Carb Lemon Cupcakes by Ditch the Carbs – A party isn’t complete without cupcakes. Don’t let your guests miss out on this yummy treat!
31 Healthy Low Carb Popsicle Recipes by All Day I Dream About Food – What’s a warm weather birthday party without popsicles? The great thing about these frozen treats is that they can be made with virtually anything…yogurt, juice, frozen fruit, and the kids never even know they are sugar free.
Chocolate Mini Muffins by Low-Carb, So Simple! – You need only 5 natural ingredients for these sugar-free, gluten-free yummy chocolate mini muffins. Kids will LOVE them!
So let’s put it all together, and this is how to have a sugar free birthday party packed with colour, fun and excitement.
Still need more ideas?
For even more ideas on how to have a sugar free birthday party, take look at my Pinterest board I have set up. Sugar Free Party Ideas .
If you are new here, this page may help you get started and this page will show you what is in my pantry and kitchen to get you on your way. And finally this page will help you learn how to start low carb.
Now available is the sugar free “PARTY ON” eBook. Click here to access it and enjoy the fun filled book with sugar free recipes, tips, tricks and party bag ideas. How about a teddy bear picnic? It’s all in there so take a look.
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!!