16 Delicious & Healthy Keto Christmas Dinner Ideas

Make classic deviled eggs healthier by swapping mayo for avocado. Not only are these deviled eggs better for you, but they also make a fantastic Christmas presentation with their white, green, and red hues.

Also known as smokies, these mini sausages make for a really tasty starter dish when wrapped in bacon and seasoned with a spicy sauce. Double the ingredients if you’re having a large crowd over since these are bound to disappear in minutes.

A Christmas dinner staple side dish, Brussels sprouts are also one of the most keto-friendly veggies you could make. With a sprinkle of bacon bits and pistachios, these will be the stars of your Christmas dinner.

These little Santas are big on flavor. They’re also incredibly cute. While they can be time-consuming to make, you can prepare them one day ahead of time and serve them as your Christmas appetizer.

Make holiday snacking fun with these cherry tomato Santas.

This pork roast may look complicated, but it really isn’t. All you need is a couple of simple ingredients to give it extra flavor and a bit more than an hour of cooking time before you can serve it as your Christmas main.

Don’t want to celebrate this keto-friendly Christmas with red meat or turkey? No problem! Make this Cajun spice-flavored and Parmesan-drenched Salmon. It’s tasty and special, just like a holiday main dish should be.

Garlic, butter, and a hint of rosemary are all you need to turn pork chops into a truly festive Christmas dinner main dish. Follow this recipe exactly if you want to serve the perfect chops — caramelized, tender, and juicy.

A tasty alternative to whole roast turkey, these roll-ups can be served both as a main course or an appetizer. They pair well with roast veggies and they’re low enough in carbs to be enjoyed alongside sweet potatoes or other higher carb side meals.

Low in calories and carbs, these meringues mean you can enjoy your favorite Christmas sweet with little to no guilt. They’re made with a fiber-based sweetener, which also means they come with health benefits.

You can enjoy sugar-free peppermint meringues guilt-free.

Word is out that Santa has gone on a low-carb diet, so it’s a good idea to prepare him these lovely almond flour cookies with a glass of almond milk. Feel free to enjoy a couple of these yourself since they only have 0.4 net carbs.

Melt-in-your-mouth snowball cookies can also be made low-carb with simple swaps. These are made with ground pecans and almond flour. A splash of vanilla gives them that little bit of flavor that will make your home smell like Christmas.

A holiday classic turned keto.

These cookies are so cute and so buttery! You probably already have all the ingredients you need to make them. And since they’re ready in half an hour or less, they’re perfect as a last-minute dessert.

Cozy up this Christmas with this spiked hot chocolate and your favorite keto cookies. The secret to making this drink perfect is adding enough fat to balance out the burn factor from the bourbon. Also, feel free to experiment and use a different liquor.

No need to skip eggnog this Christmas. Just use a non-nutritive sweetener and you’ll keep carbs low without compromising flavor. We promise that it’s ah-mazing!

Sparkly and red, this holiday punch will get you in the Christmas spirit. Most of its calories come from the alcohol and only a fraction from carbs. But you really don’t need to worry about carb content when giving a toast.

Drinks that call for butter are always welcomed when you’re a keto-er. This traditional holiday drink is warm, boozy, and smells delightful. It’s also a great excuse to enjoy butter more.