We always come back full circle with a solid dessert recipe, and this Dessert Pizza Recipe takes the cake… or should I say cookie!? It’s really simple to make and in the video, we show you how to make a smaller version of the recipe listed below. You can go all out and make a dessert pizza for eight or keep it light and make a dessert pizza for two. It’s up to you and your belly!
You Need This Quick Low Carb Dessert.
…and, by need, I mean NEED! It’s the perfect way to bring the family together or just have a fun baking night of your own. You can make the dessert pizza and then call in the family and friends to help decorate. It’s perfect for holidays, birthdays or movie nights. You make one of the five savory pizzas listed below and then your dessert pizza to finish off the night. It’s not only quick to make, but you only need four or five essential ingredients to make this last-minute!
Not A Fan Of Sweet Pizza?
Well, we’ve got five different low carb savory pizzas for your to make instead. Below, I’ll rank them best to least best (in my personal opinion) and you can tell me if I’m wrong!
- Chicken Crust Pizza
- Deep Dish Pizza
- Dominoes Style Pizza
- Fathead Crust Pizza
- Cauliflower Crust Pizza
How does your rank compare? If you haven’t given any of the above a try, I highly recommend you do so. You don’t have to skip out on Friday night pizza with the family and friends anymore!
Easy Dessert Pizza Recipe!
The great thing about this recipe is the dessert pizza is literally a blank canvas awaiting your toppings. You can go the classic route with frosting (our personal favorite is cream cheese), you can go peanut butter or chocolate drizzle, you can bake nuts and spices into the pizza itself or you can just eat it plain! We highly recommend using your favorite
Recipe can be quickly added to MyFitnessPal – Search “KetoConnect – Dessert Pizza Recipe”**Macros listed below do not include the cream cheese frosting**

Dessert Pizza Recipe
Ingredients:
- 2.5 scoops protein powder (flavored or unflavored)
- 2 cups almond flour
- 1 large egg
- 3 tbsp butter
- 1/4 cup almond milk
- liquid stevia (if using unflavored protein powder)
Topping
- Simple Cream Cheese Frosting (optional)_
Instructions:
- Preheat your oven to 350 degrees and line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
- Add your butter to a microwave safe bowl and melt.
- Once the butter is melted add your almond milk (flax, coconut, cashew) and egg and whisk to combine.
- Add the almond flour and protein powder and whisk to combine.
- Pour the dough into the center of the parchment paper. Spray a second piece of parchment paper with some coconut oil spray (so the dough doesn't stick to it) and then lay it on top of the dough.
- Roll it out to the shape of your choosing about, about 1/4 inch thick.
- Bake for 15 minutes or until the edges have browned. Allow to cool fully before frosting or topping it.
- Note: for the recipe nutrition we used Quest Cinnamon Crunch protein powder (as seen in the video).
Notes
Written by

Megha Barot
Megha has always been a passionate cook, but she took this to a new level after starting her keo journey in 2015. She loves creating new recipes and producing educational content for KetoConnect, which she co-founded in 2016 with Matt. Her passion for healthy eating and personal development continues to thrive. She's the proud mom of two awesome kids.
Hi guys,
What is 2.5 scoops in grams? My protein powder doesn’t come with a scoop.
Thank you!
1 scoop of my Isopure protein is 33g but I am sure it depends on the protein powder. It should say what one scoop is on the nutrition label (even if it didn’t come with a scoop)
Hi Megha! I love your recipes! I just started keto the last week of January and have lost 27 pounds. Easiest 27 pound I ever lost! I have been doing a lot of searching and reading on the Keto Diet and even my doctors say DO IT. So that’s what I’m doing. I tried the dessert pizza and I love the flavor. I did everything exactly as you listed in the recipe but mine ended up tasting gritty. As a friend of mine said, “floury”. The problem is you have to continue to chew to get it down.Please give me some ideas on how to fix this. The dessert pizza is exactly what I need when I get a sweet craving.
By the way, I did the buttercream vanilla frosting and it is the Bomb!! yummy !. Just keep on keeping on a lot of us depend on you and Matt and your great ideas.!!
Could I substitute coconut flour for the almond flour?
You could try it out! We haven’t tried it, so it will take some experimenting.
I used quest salted caramel protein powder and this came out tasting exactly like nilla wafers, my kids love it even without the icing but used the icing to dip like dunkaroos! Will definitely be making this frequently!
I can’t wait to make this; but my only whey protein is chocolate. Do you think that would work?
Yes!
Too thick before even almond flour with two and a half scoops protein powder 1/4 cup almond milk and 1 gg should it be 4 eggs otherwise I could not even stir to add 2 c of almond flour
Any thoughts on how to make this one serving?
What would be a good substitute for cream cheese which I’m allergic to?
Thanks! (Love your videos!)
Mascarpone cheese or whipped coconut cream.
Quick clarification, when you made the recipe in the video (which appeared to be about a quarter batch) you used a whole egg, this full recipe calls for a whole egg as well? Should the full recipe have 3-4 eggs or should the smaller batch have less than a full egg?
On egg for both sizes.
After the crust is baked, cooled and ready can you freeze it? To pull it out later and add toppings after it thaws? Or do you think it would become mushy? This looks delicious!
Yep that should work!
Watched the video for the samller version. Is it 1 egg regardless of making this larger recipe and the small version? Confused about that. Thanks!
Yes, one egg in both!
Could i substitute coconut milk for the almond milk?
Yep! You can use any low carb milk of your choice.
What equivalent size is your scoop for your protein powder? I buy in bulk and don’t have a scoop, plus scoop sizes change between brands.
This looks so good, I can’t wait to try it!
Our scoop is 28 grams. So, about 70g of protein powder total.
How many grams of protein powdermy scoop is larger than normal.
about 70g is 2.5 scoops.
Just made this and I used cream cheese frosting.I also melted chocolate over it super good.
What kind of protein powder can be used for those who can’t use whey/casein? Would egg protein powder work as well?
Thank you for the recipes. I love to cook and bake. I adore you both. Thank you
Love your guys’ recipes, but could you please include grams instead of just cups? It would be a lifesaver (or at least most certainly a time saver)!
Lots of love x
yeeeees please Grams… living in Germany and I am not used to cups and don t even have those to measure.. Greats from Frankfurt Ida
Megha this look so good can’t wait to try this recipe!!!
Sounds delicious. Will definitely try!