Low-Carb Cherry Cheesecake Fluff

Low-Carb Cherry Cheesecake Fluff

Low-Carb Cherry Cheesecake Fluff

Low carb • Sugar-free pink cheesecake fluff, whipped cream and a cherry — 15 minutes, four glasses

This is low-carb cherry cheesecake fluff, not a graham-crust pie. Soft cream cheese, whipped cream, allulose, and cherry flavor pipe into a pink swirl with a dollop and a cherry on top, like the glasses in the photo. Fifteen minutes. No crust, no sugar.

Four glasses. Beat the cream cheese first so it stays smooth. Chill if you want it firmer.

Prep15 min
Chill0–20
Glasses4
Protein3g
Net Carbs3g
Calories168

Why you’ll love this fluff

  • 3g protein per glass — cream cheese in the swirl
  • 3g net carbs — allulose and a little cherry, not sugar filling
  • About 15 minutes, no oven
  • Pink peaks, white cream, cherry on top, like the photo
  • No boxed mix, no sugar
  • It holds in the fridge without weeping if you whip it firm

Health notes

  • Protein: Low. This is dessert fluff, not a protein shake.
  • Lower carb than cherry cheesecake: No crust, allulose instead of sugar. Close to keto-zero at 3g net.
  • Four glasses: Macros are per glass, not the board.
  • Sugar pie filling or a graham crust will jump the carbs. Stay with extract or freeze-dried cherry.

Key element — soft cream cheese, cold cream, light cherry

Lumps ruin the swirl. Beat the cream cheese first until it is smooth, then fold in whipped cream so the fluff stays pink and airy, like the glasses in the photo. Use cherry extract or a few freeze-dried cherries. A cup of sweet pie filling is how carbs jump.

Ingredients

Fluff (4 glasses)

  • 6 oz cream cheese, softened
  • 1 cup heavy cream, cold
  • 1/4 cup powdered allulose
  • 1 tsp vanilla extract
  • 1 tsp cherry extract, or 2 Tbsp freeze-dried cherries, crushed
  • 1–2 drops red food color, optional, for the pink
  • Pinch of salt

Top

  • 1/4 cup extra whipped cream
  • 4 fresh cherries, or sugar-free cherries

Swaps

  • Raspberry: Use raspberry extract instead of cherry.
  • Mascarpone: Swap half the cream cheese.
  • Sugar pie filling or graham crust: Skip them. That is how carbs jump.

Instructions

Pro tips

  • Soft cream cheese. Cold blocks stay lumpy.
  • Cold cream. Warm cream will not hold peaks.
  • Allulose, not sugar. That is how 3g net stays 3g net.
  • Fold, do not beat, once the cream is in.
  • One cherry on top. A pile of fresh cherries jumps the carbs.

Nutrition

NutrientPer glass (1 of 4)
Calories168
Protein3g
Net carbohydrates3g
Total carbohydrates4g
Fiber1g
Total fat16g
Sodium90mg

Estimates with cream cheese, cream, allulose, and a cherry garnish. Sugar pie filling or a crust will raise carbs. This is a lower-carb fluff, close to keto-zero.

Variations

Lemon-cherry

Add 1 tsp lemon zest with the extract.

Chocolate

Fold in 1 Tbsp unsweetened cocoa with the cream cheese.

Mini cups

Divide into 8 small cups. Count two minis as one serving.

Frozen

Freeze 1 hour for a firmer scoop. Thaw 5 minutes before you eat.

Storage

MethodTimeNotes
Eat nowBestAfter a short chill so the swirl holds
RefrigeratorUp to 2 daysCover. Whip softens if it sits longer
FreezerUp to 1 weekCover. Thaw 10 minutes

FAQ

Yes, close. About 3g net from cream cheese and a cherry garnish. Skip extra fruit if you need under 3g net.
The cream cheese was cold. Soften it and beat it smooth before the cream goes in.
Sweet filling adds sugar. Stay with extract or freeze-dried cherry so each glass stays at about 3g net.
No. A spoon still tastes the same. Piping is how you get the swirl in the photo.
The cream was under-whipped, or you folded too hard. Whip to stiff peaks and fold gently.
Covered in the fridge up to 2 days. It softens after that.

Test your knowledge

5 quick questions about this fluff

1. Protein per glass?

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3. How many glasses in a batch?

4. Why beat the cream cheese first?

5. Why skip sugar filling and a crust?

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