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Almond Flour Berry Muffins

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LIZ DELLA CROCE

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Light, nutty, and moist – these gluten-free almond flour berry muffins taste amazing and are high in protein and low carb. Perfect for breakfast or a snack!

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prep time15 minutes

Personally, I don’t follow a strict gluten-free diet. However, I have always believed in eating things in moderation as well as making foods accessible to all diets! With that in mind, I use almond flour in quite a few of my recipes, including these delicious Almond Flour Berry Muffins! Gluten-free and dairy-free, if you’re looking for a moist, nutty, and fluffy muffin that won’t go straight to your hips, this one is for you!

Ingredients

  • Almond flour: Adds a sweet, nutty taste and because it’s made from almonds, it’s a healthier alternative to regular flour and ideal for gluten-free diets.
  • Baking soda: Leavens and produces bubbles, allowing muffins to rise.
  • Eggs: Acts as a binder, giving strength to these muffins.
  • Egg whites: Leavens and helps make these muffins lighter and airier.
  • Honey: Adds additional moisture to these muffins and serves as a fantastic natural sweetener.
  • Lemon juice: Adds a bright flavor that pairs wonderfully with berries, especially blueberries!
  • Lemon zest: Adds intense tangy, citrusy flavor.
  • Olive oil: A heart healthy fat that helps to bind the ingredients and bake evenly.
  • Berries: I love blueberries for this recipe, but you can get creative and fold in a different type of berry, like strawberries or raspberries.
  • Vanilla extract: Adds sweetness and enhances all of the other flavors.

How to Make Almond Flour Berry Muffins

Start you Almond Flour Berry Muffins by whisking your almond flour, baking soda, and salt in a medium bowl.

Then in a stand mixer with the whisk attachment, beat together the separated eggs and egg whites.

Then add in the vanilla and extra virgin olive oil.

As well as the honey.

Next, zest a lemon and add to the mixer. If you don’t have a zester, a grater, paring knife or vegetable peeler will also do the job.

After zesting the lemon, juice it! Add the juice and turn up the mixer speed.

While the mixer is on, slowly add the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients until it’s fully mixed.

Then with the mixer on its slowest setting, or with a spatula, fold in your berry of choice. Depending on what I have, I’ll use fresh or frozen blueberries.

The final step, use a cookie scoop or a large spoon to drop the mixture evenly into an oiled and lined muffin pan. You should have enough batter for 12 muffins or 24 mini muffins.

Almond flour blueberry muffins.

Then throw them in the oven at 350 for about 25 minutes. Once the muffins are done, take them out of the oven to let cool on a cooling rack, and enjoy your Almond Flour Blueberry Muffins!

Frequently Asked Questions:

How do you keep berries from sinking in muffins?

You could try coating your berries in flour before folding them into your batter, or make sure you don’t overmix the berries into the batter.

Which flour makes the fluffiest muffins?

Cake-flour makes very fluffy and spongy muffins- almost more like cupcakes!

How long will almond flour muffins last for?

They will last up to one week when stored in an airtight container at room temperature or in the fridge. To freeze, place muffins in a freezer bag for up to 6 months. 

Almond flour berry muffins.

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Almond Flour Berry Muffins

Liz Della Croce
4.55 stars average
Lightly sweetened and naturally gluten free, these almond flour berry muffins are moist, nutty and bursting with juicy berries. Perfect for using any fresh or frozen berry, this easy gluten free muffin recipe makes a perfect high protein, portable breakfast, snack or dessert recipe!
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 25 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes
CourseBaked Goods, Breakfast
Serves12 muffins

Ingredients
 
 

  • 2 cup almond meal or flour
  • ½ teaspoon baking soda
  • teaspoon salt
  • 2 eggs
  • 2 egg whites
  • ¼ cup honey
  • 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla
  • 1 teaspoon lemon zest
  • 2 tablespoons lemon juice
  • 1 cup blueberries fresh or frozen

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Instructions
 

  1. Pre-heat oven to 350 and line 12 muffin tins with baking cups.
  2. In a medium bowl, whisk together almond flour, baking soda, and salt; set aside.
    2 cup almond meal or flour, 1/2 teaspoon baking soda, 1/8 teaspoon salt
  3. With the whisk attachment in a stand mixer, beat together eggs, egg whites, honey, olive oil, vanilla, lemon zest and juice over medium speed until combined.
    2 eggs, 2 egg whites, 1/4 cup honey, 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 teaspoon lemon zest, 2 tablespoons lemon juice
  4. Slowly add the almond flour mixture into the wet mixture while running over medium speed until fully blended.
  5. Remove bowl from mixer and use a rubber spatula to gently fold in the berries.
    1 cup blueberries
  6. Using an ice cream scoop or large spoons, drop mixture evenly into lined muffin pan. It should be enough for 12 muffins.
  7. Bake for 25 minutes then let cool on a cooling rack.

Nutrition

Serving: 1muffin | Calories: 168kcal | Carbohydrates: 11g | Protein: 5g | Fat: 12g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 27mg | Sodium: 89mg | Potassium: 28mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 7g | Vitamin A: 45IU | Vitamin C: 1.5mg | Calcium: 44mg | Iron: 0.9mg

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437 responses to “Almond Flour Berry Muffins”

  1. Erica Avatar
    Erica

    This was very good! I didn’t have a lemon so I subbed with a mandarin.

  2. joan.debono@rogers.com Avatar
    joan.debono@rogers.com

    Taste moist and sweet

  3. Chrissy Avatar
    Chrissy

    Have made these several times, such a great go to healthy delicious muffin!

  4. Human Person Avatar
    Human Person

    Turned out great! They made 9 muffins but I skipped some ingredients and changed stuff around. I don’t always love the way almond flour changes the taste of baked goods but this really worked for me. I used chopped up cherries I stored from the summer instead of blueberries. Thank you!

  5. Jill Avatar
    Jill

    I halved the mixture. They turned out quite light, was surprised. Beating the wet mixture well could be important as the eggs are the levening. Next time I’ll beat the whites separately and fold in. It could make them less dense. Thankyou

  6. Rosanna Avatar
    Rosanna

    Really loved this recipe especially since it is not easy to find recipes that are gluten free

  7. Pat Avatar
    Pat

    Just made them. They are tasty and light! Didn’t tell husband they were healthy! Next time will make sure the batter is evenly distributed into 12 as they did run over the sides with 11 made. They kinda sunk in the middle. All in all it is a solid recipe

  8. Franca Avatar
    Franca

    Made these with blueberries. Very light and fluffy, not heavy as with butter/flour base. New go-to recipe!!

  9. Joy G Avatar
    Joy G

    Taste ok and held together. But barely made 8 in a regular muffin tin. 16 min at 350 was plenty. I’ll keep looking for a go-to almond flour muffin recipe.

  10. Crystal Avatar
    Crystal

    I’m eager to try your recipe. Wondering if these would freeze well though? I only eat one a day and don’t want them to spoil before I can eat them.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes these freeze great! And will reheat easy in the microwave or defrosting overnight in the fridge!

  11. Kristine H Nyberg Avatar
    Kristine H Nyberg

    Flavor was good, but texture was pretty grainy. Has anyone tried combining with other flours to get a better texture?

    1. Pris Avatar
      Pris

      My muffins were perfect! Try adding 1/3 C of milk and canola oil. I also added 1/4 tsp of baking powder. Muffins were soft and perfect sponge firm on the inside.

  12. Janelle Avatar
    Janelle

    I’ve made these muffins on several occasions, strictly following the recipe, and they have always turned out perfectly. I am wondering whether I can substitute flax seed eggs for the eggs in this recipe without any other modifications for a vegan version.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’ve never tried it, but if they bind like real eggs I don’t see why not!

  13. Neecee Avatar
    Neecee

    The first time I used almond flour I made these cookies from recipe on the bag they came out good just a lil too sweet from the cranberries. Then I made these mini muffins called,”Financier/ French Almond Cake” it came out perfect, was simple and delicious. It only used 3 tablespoons of butter or coconut oil. It was airy and very tasty. I’m sad that I wasted 2 cups of almond flour on these “biscuits” I think I have enough to make those “Fanciers” again!

  14. Hallie Avatar
    Hallie

    Worked out perfectly, and super delicious. Only change I made was to add a splash of almond extract and cinnamon.

  15. Fylis Peckham Avatar
    Fylis Peckham

    Forgot to add to my comment mine came out looking just like the picture Did not fall apart or anything like that and peeled nicely from the muffin liners.

  16. Fylis Peckham Avatar
    Fylis Peckham

    Everyone loved these yummy muffins. Three friends and myself all thought they were delish. I changed the recipe slightly in that I added two cups of berries. Also didnt have a whisk attachment so used the regular beaters on medium. Baked them 5 minutes less than recommended time. My oven runs hot. I used the almond meal from Trader Joe’s.

    1. Sharon Maddox Avatar
      Sharon Maddox

      I just made these, and they turned out wonderful. I followed your recipe exactly, and they taste delicious. Thank you for this recipe!

  17. Jennifer Avatar
    Jennifer

    I almost doubled the batch and rescinded I better treat the recipie first to see how I liked it.
    The batter looked like cornmeal and I was sceptical. I followed the recipe to spec and my muffins fell apart. Such a waste of ingredients. I personally don’t think a good almond flour muffin exists. Not at all like in the picture. So not happy.

  18. emma Avatar
    emma

    350 degrees and 25 min too long and too hot. The muffins burnt, and I have an accurate oven. I would say 18 min max and 300 next time

  19. Jessica Avatar
    Jessica

    Hi! Loved the recipe. Taste is great but my muffins fell apart when I tried to take them out of the muffin tin (silicon muffin pan).

    They definitely seemed cooked through. Any idea?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Did you use cooking spray?

      1. Neecee Avatar
        Neecee

        I just finally finished these, I must say I liked that they weren’t too sweet, not enough salt, so I sprinkled over after they came out. I’d call these scones or biscuits because they were dry, hard and stuck in my minivan… lots of scraping & soaking!!! The heat was too high & the time should be 16-18 minutes max. I laid the last three as biscuits on oiled foiled pan they still stuck to it… Never make again!!!!!! Horrible just horrible!!!!!

  20. Allison Avatar
    Allison

    Hi Liz,
    Thanks for this recipe. They are in the oven now and I’m not sure I did it right. I tried to watch the video but there were two ads in the first 30 seconds, and then the video went on to another recipe. I think you may have a bug there.
    Was I supposed to whisk the wet ingredients until the eggs were fluffy? It seems like my batter was runnier than your photos.
    I am still hoping for yummy muffins :)
    Thanks,
    Allison

    1. Lenore Avatar
      Lenore

      I am having the same issue with viewing the video.

  21. Carol Avatar
    Carol

    hi. can’t wait to try these. Quick question: I see EVOO is listed in the Ingredients but not in the Instructions. Can it be omitted ?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      It’s included in step #3 of the instructions. I wouldn’t omit it, unless you replaced that liquid with something else.

  22. Erika C. Avatar
    Erika C.

    I was a little nervous about how these would turn out since I was using homemade almond meal made from leftover almond milk pulp. I was concerned I wouldn’t get the almond meal fine enough, but I must have succeeded because these were great. Not dense at all. Right after coming out of the oven, I sprinkled raw sugar on them, as I had sampled a muffin and found it not quite sweet enough. The light amount of raw sugar on top gave me the sweetness I was looking for. I can’t wait to try these again. I made them with blueberries and am interested to try raspberries in the future. Oh, I also used almond extract, instead of vanilla extract. So good! I’ve already eaten three muffins. Someone hide these from me!!!!

  23. L.A. Avatar
    L.A.

    Thank you so much for this recipe! I love baked goods, but I know most recipes don’t have wholesome, high-quality, low-carb ingredients. Just took the muffins out of my air fryer, and I absolutely love them! This is such a great website. I’m going to try the almond flour banana nut muffins next.

  24. Jen Avatar
    Jen

    Omg awesome recipe thank you!

  25. Nicolina Avatar
    Nicolina

    They did not rise very well. I even added a tea. Of baking powder for fluffiness. Very flat looking, but they smelled delicious

  26. Shawna Avatar
    Shawna

    Okay SO I just made these with a few changes (some intentional and one not!) and they came out so, sooo good — super light, fluffy and not-too-sweet. I subbed half of the flour for oat flour (so 1 cup almond flour, 1 cup oat flour), used two jumbo eggs (one had 2 yolks though!) and omitted the egg whites, and totally forgot the oil — and they are amazing. I put lots of blueberries and did a little cane sugar and a little honey. Great recipe, even without the oil! :)

  27. Elsie Avatar
    Elsie

    Light they are not. I followed the recipe exactly. I used finely ground almond flour, but the muffins didn’t rise much, had flat tops, were heavy and had no taste other than blueberry. I couldn’t taste the honey or the lemon. I am pre-Diabetic and loved my sweets and cakes, but I have struggled to find good substitutes for flour and sugar. Recipes I have tried with almond flour just don’t seem to work, or maybe my expectations are too high. Have you tried the recipe using coconut flour?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I have not, but it would be worth a try!

  28. Seagreenaz Avatar
    Seagreenaz

    Made these with 3 eggs instead of egg whites. Used a high quality orange olive oil – great flavor. Added a dash of cinnamon. Flavor was yummy. Batter was a bit runny. My blueberries burst while cooking – so they don’t look like the pic. Also muffins didn’t rise as high.
    Would love to convert this recipe to use with sugar instead of honey. (Honey sunk to bottom of batter in my kitchen aid with whisk attachment.)

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      You could use a 1/2 cup of sugar instead of honey, but would also need to add a bit more liquid to keep the consistency of the batter.

  29. Cathy Avatar
    Cathy

    I made these just as written – but they are much smaller and lower than your photo – any ideas as to why? I used almond flour. I love a nice high muffin top and was disappointed. Can you help?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m curious, what altitude are you at? That can affect rise on baked goods.

      1. Cathy Avatar
        Cathy

        797’ – i did watch your video later and saw that your muffins looked more like mine. The photo you posted must have been a stock image of a regular blueberry muffin – i am finding that all baked goods using almond flour just don’t rise like all purpose flour. Still taste good tho! Thanks!

  30. Maria Avatar
    Maria

    Delicious! Thank you for sharing this recipe.

    1. Jessica Avatar
      Jessica

      Super delicious! Everyone in the family loved them. I did not get 12 muffins the first try and used almond flour. I’m trying again but still my batter is not stiff at all. Consistency of my batter Doesn’t impact the flavor and they are very moist. Will freeze some of this batch too!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        Glad your family loved them Jessica! Thanks for the comment!

  31. Dee Avatar
    Dee

    Hello Liz, Am excited to try this recipe! I am making meals for diabetics and one who has removed carbs or starches from their diet🤭

  32. Mari Avatar
    Mari

    Hi, do you think I could use flax eggs instead?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Worth a try!

  33. Erika Avatar
    Erika

    Wonderful muffins. Everyone loved them.

  34. Nancy Avatar
    Nancy

    If you substitute the honey for a monk fruit/erythritol blend to sweeten, do you need to add anything to the wet ingredients to keep the muffins moist? Looking forward to making these!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      If the batter seems especially dry, you could add a bit of extra oil.

    2. Arras Avatar
      Arras

      I made them today with monk sweetener. The batter was fine. I also used 3 eggs instead pf 2 eggs and two egg whites.

  35. Liz Avatar
    Liz

    Muffins were very tasty but a considerable amount of muffin stuck to the paper baking cups. Can these be made into a loaf and what size loaf pan is required?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes! You can make these into a loaf of any size, but if you use a standard size bread loaf, I’d reduce the baking temp to 300 and bake it for around 45-50 minutes.

  36. Natalie Avatar
    Natalie

    Theyre in the oven now and smell amazing! I made 6 not 12…. Theyre raising and I can’t wait to taste them at brunch with the family tomorrow. I put a bit of cinnamon in mine too. Im used to cooking with almond meal, but keep in mind you should be using a good quality meal.

  37. Hope West Avatar
    Hope West

    I attempted to make these but the mixture all together was dry, was afraid to cook it! What did I miss?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      The batter is relatively thick and sticky, not super liquidy like other muffin or cupcakes mixes can be. I’m not sure what you could’ve missed, but maybe give it another try!

  38. Jo Avatar
    Jo

    Great recipe! Soft and moist, I used bottled lemon juice and it turned out great! Thank you.

  39. Rebecca D Avatar
    Rebecca D

    Absolutely love these but did not get quite get 12 muffins out of this mixture unfortunately, they are the tiniest 12 muffins I have ever seen!!!!

  40. Jess Avatar
    Jess

    Question: your recipe calls for 2 eggs, and 2 egg whites. Does this mean that we use a total of four eggs (two yolks and all, and another two just whites), or do we separate the 2 eggs for whites and yolks?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      4 eggs total, 2 the entire egg (yolk and whites), 2 just the whites. Sorry for any confusion, hopefully that clarifies it!

      1. Rebecca Avatar
        Rebecca

        They probably turn out better as written, but I used 3 whole eggs and the muffins were yummy :)

  41. Meera Avatar
    Meera

    Made this exactly as presented in the recipe and it’s the best muffin I’ve ever had.

  42. Rebecca Gelman Avatar
    Rebecca Gelman

    Just made these muffins this morning. As per other suggestions I substituted 1/2 cup of AP flour, added 1/2 tsp baking powder, added 1 TBL flax meal. I also used xl eggs because that’s what I buy. Topped with some raw sugar. My batter was nice & smooth. Used a regular muffin tin lined & only got 9 muffins. The muffins were nice & moist. But I would like them to be a little sweeter. I definitely would make again. I used frozen wild blueberries from Trader Joe’s & mixed in a little flour before I mixed into batter.

  43. Tevro Avatar
    Tevro

    I love these! I swapped virgin coconut oil for the olive oil, maple syrup for the honey (it’s a little less sweet) and based on the thread comments, I added in 1/3t baking powder and 1t flax seed meal. I used a handful more blueberries than called for. The batter was not dry at all.

    To bake them I used both mini muffin pans and regular sized – got 8 normal sized muffins and 12 mini muffins…just popped a mini in my mouth – divine!

    Thanks!

  44. Anja Avatar
    Anja

    These were great tasting but didn’t rise much at all! Could I add baking powder next time to make them rise more and be more fluffy?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      You could try adding a 1/2 teaspoon of baking powder along with the existing baking soda if you didn’t notice much rise from your muffins.

  45. Batya Avatar
    Batya

    Loved this , I made it and it was good. Just one question for those who have nut alleregie , can we substitute this with regular flour ? and if so , is the measurement same ?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes, you can replace the almond flour with regular flour, with the same measurements.

      1. BETTY Avatar
        BETTY

        Thank you !

  46. Courtney Avatar
    Courtney

    These muffins are delicious! I’m on a low carb diet and I was looking for something to have around the holidays that’s healthier than cookies and other sweets and theses definitely delivered! I will be making these again!

  47. Anne Avatar
    Anne

    I made mine with 1/2 almond meal and half almond flour. They turned out amazing! I love them and the lemon juice made a huge difference. YUM!

  48. Timeka Williams Avatar
    Timeka Williams

    I made these today and I’m in love. The batter was perfect. I eat egg whites so I had liquid egg whites already. I used 1/4 of a cup and 2 eggs. I blended the wet ingredients together and added a small hand full of some of the blueberries in there , then added a little at a time of the wet to my dry. I also added a few berries to the top and sprinkled just a little bit of cinnamon and sugar blend to the top and Wow they moist on the inside and the right amount of texture on the outside. I can’t wait to try this batter with bananas with some walnuts. Delicious with out the guilt. Thank you 🙏

  49. Wendy Avatar
    Wendy

    I had the same issue as the commenter from 7/10/21! This mixture is so dry it looks like cookie dough! And the flavor is so sour too! Not sure what I did wrong either::.I even had my sister do the recipe with me so we made sure we didn’t miss anything

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Wendy! So sorry this didn’t work for you! We’ve had millions of people makes these and LOVE them (myself included!!) I would love to help brainstorm how to make these work for you next time. Hmm… were your blueberries ripe/sweet? I’ve never had any experience with the recipe being sour. Also the batter shouldn’t look like cookie dough – there’s not enough flour for that. Did you use almond meal? Let me know! Again so sorry!

  50. KJ Avatar
    KJ

    Love this recipe, but we’re kind of small. I did add a bit “extra”: 2 tablespoons of roasted flax seeds (I like some crunch), 1:1 sugar-free maple syrup instead of honey and added about 1/4 dark chocolate chips to half the batch for an extra boost. Although they were smallish, they still came out tasty & filling.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes these are “right sized” muffins not the giant bakery style. I’m glad you enjoyed!!

  51. Julie Avatar
    Julie

    I’ve tried this recipe twice and did not come out creamy it’s lumpy. The taste is okay the texture no. Seems like it needs milk or something.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Julie! So sorry this didn’t turn out for you. I make these often so I know the recipe works – did you happen to swap out anything?

      1. Julie Avatar
        Julie

        I followed the recipe exactly. Measured mixed and everything. I didn’t change the recipe at all.

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Wish I could tell you what didn’t work! I’ve made these so many times I lost count. So sorry Julie.

          1. Jaklin Orlowski Avatar
            Jaklin Orlowski

            Made these this morning with the below modifications, with excellent results with both flavor and texture. Not too sweet, with light and fluffy texture.
            Modifications:
            1) Used agave syrup in place of honey;
            2) Used 6 Tbsp of egg white liquid instead of egg whites from 2 eggs;
            3) Omitted olive oil.

            Thanks for this recipe Liz. 🤗

          2. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
            Liz DellaCroce

            So glad you loved these muffins Jaklin!!

      2. Joy Avatar
        Joy

        I made this recipe and put it in a loaf pan. I changed the temperature to 325 and baked it for 45 minutes!!! Perfect!!!

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          So glad it turned out well!

        2. Michelle C. Avatar
          Michelle C.

          Loved the muffins!!! I used all egg whites and no olive oil like other ladies had mentioned. Didn’t use paper cupcake liners so I lost a few… put the muffin crumbles aside to eat later.

  52. Ren Avatar
    Ren

    Hi! Excited to try these, but I’m unfortunately allergic to honey! I’m also on the keto diet.

    I don’t know much about baking, do you have any recommended substitutes for the honey, that is sugar free, but would have the same binding ability or high flavor?
    I would really appreciate any suggestions you could offer!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Ren – I’ve never made this without honey so I can’t in good faith make any alternative recommendations. If you try something else and it works please let us know!

    2. Melissa Avatar
      Melissa

      I use yacon syrup. Very low glycemic index and tastes good. Like molasses, though, it will make things darker, but I don’t mind. Yacon is hard to find so I get it online.

  53. Linda Avatar
    Linda

    I made these twice and they were great! But the recipe only made 10 vs 12 muffins the first time. So the second time I packed the almond meal when I measured it. This time it made 11. Hm! Also, in the photographs accompanying the recipe, I see that the dough is very thick and almost lumpy. My dough was much less so, even when I packed the meal. Don’t know why that would be! The only places I varied at all from the recipe were that (1) I substituted 1/8 cup sugar plus 3/16 cup maple syrup for the honey, and (2) as I don’t have an electric whisk, I whisked by hand. The recipe said to whisk until fully blended, so I didn’t leave any lumps: correct? Perhaps the humidity in the air makes a difference? (It’s been humid here in Toronto lately.) Any thoughts??

    Thanks, Linda

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Linda! Replacing the honey for sugar and maple syrup will change the amount of batter. And yes if you’re not using an electric mix that may result in lumps. I haven’t noticed the humidity impact it personally but not to say that couldnt happen!

  54. Keneesha Avatar
    Keneesha

    These were sooo good! Believe it or not…..I don’t like cake, BUT I love to bake. I tried this recipe because whole wheat flour was really hard to work with. I did make some changes; replaced honey with some dates purée (approx. 5 dates because dates are already really sweet), took out the oil, lemon juice/zest. The end result was just beautiful! I’ve never baked with almond flour before, but since it was lying in my pantry, I gave it a shot. The almond flour makes the texture sooo soft and delicious. This was the best baked good that I’ve EVER made. This is a must-bake! Thank you so much! 😊
    Also, I was wondering if I could replace almond flour with whole-wheat. Please let me know if I can, thanks!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you enjoyed these!!! I love it with almond flour too! I’ve never tried with whole wheat flour but I don’t see why not. May be a bit too dry though.

  55. Vesna Guli Avatar
    Vesna Guli

    I tried them with stevia instead of honey and they had that eggish taste, although the consistency was good.
    Maybe I’ll try adding some “stronger” flavors :)

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yea I think the honey flavor helps with that.

      1. Molly Avatar
        Molly

        Hi,

        I substituted xylitol instead of honey and they came out delicious!!! Thank you!

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          So glad to hear that Molly!!

  56. Charu Mehrotra Avatar
    Charu Mehrotra

    Can I add chocolate chips instead of berries ( my kids don’t like berries)?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes for sure!!

  57. Shelley S. Avatar
    Shelley S.

    Just found your blueberry muffin recipe and can’t wait to try it! Not a fan of stevia; can I use liquid allulose instead of honey? If so, how much should I add? Thank you!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’ve never made these with anything other than honey but let us know if you have luck!

  58. Sally Avatar
    Sally

    HI! This was a wonderful recipe. I served them to guests today, and they really enjoyed them. I didn’t have lemon zest, but I did everything else exactly as stated.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you loved it Sally! I’m sure it was great even without the zest!

    2. Anna Anousos Avatar
      Anna Anousos

      Tried these muffins today. They are wonderful! Thank you for the great recipe!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        So glad you enjoyed!!

  59. Rosey Goodman Avatar
    Rosey Goodman

    Ok, have a change up here that is successful….add in one half cup of hemp hearts, one half cup of flax seeds, 3 tablespoons of yogurt and add five minutes to the baking time….not convection setting. I like that this recipe is not gimmicky and not super sweet.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Oooo that sounds amazing!!

      1. Rosey Goodman Avatar
        Rosey Goodman

        It worked out great…and the yogurt gave it that little taste oomph….

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          So glad you enjoyed it!

      2. Evie Wilson Avatar
        Evie Wilson

        Hello, I have never used almond flour, I did buy one bag to try. When you exchange and use hemp hearts, flax seeds and yogurt. What are you leaving out of the recipe?

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Hi Evie – I’m not understanding your question I’m sorry. I don’t use hemp or flax or yogurt in these.

  60. Gina Avatar
    Gina

    I made these for the first time and they were so good! I can’t wait to have them for breakfast. Thanks for the recipe!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad to hear you enjoyed them Gina!

  61. Kirti Avatar
    Kirti

    Thank you, Liz! I tried this recipe today and it came out delicious. Halved all the ingredients and got 6 perfect muffins, swapped out olive oil with ghee for a rich flavor and, added sliced almonds on the top along with the extra berries for an added crunch. (Soaked almonds in water for 30 mins, skinned and sliced at the time of baking)

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad you enjoyed these!!!

      1. Joy Avatar
        Joy

        I love these muffins. Could I turn this recipe into a loaf pan?

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          I haven’t, but you definitely could! To bake in a 9×5 bread pan, I would lower the temp to 325 and bake for at least 45 minutes. Let me know how it turns out!

  62. Sophia Avatar
    Sophia

    There is something wrong with this recipe. I did it 100% exactly as described and the “batter” was like clumpy beach sand. It seemed like it needed some water or milk to make it into a batter consistency. I also baked for 25 minutes per the instructions, but when using frozen blueberries you have to cook for longer because of the moisture.

    The finish product wasn’t edible, and even if it was, it tasted horrible. I used all fresh ingredients and measured exact amounts.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Sophia, First of all – I’m so sorry these muffins didnt work out for you! This is one of my most popular recipes – literally millions of people have made them and love them – so I’d love to help troubleshoot where you went wrong. Did you make any substitutions or changes to my recipe as written?

  63. Tori Avatar
    Tori

    Just started Whole 30 and craving something sweet. I made some changes to be Whole 30 compliant. Halved the recipe, left out the honey, used 2 eggs instead of 1 egg and 1 egg white, and added 1/4 cup finely chopped dried apricots, rehydrating 2 tablespoons of them with 2 tablespoons of hot water. I folded the apricots and their liquid in with the blueberries. Worked like a charm and they taste amazing!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad you enjoyed Tori!

    2. Katelyn Avatar
      Katelyn

      So I love to cook but only recently started looking at healthier alternatives for my kiddos and this fit the bill. They loved them as much as my sugary muffins and other breakfast treats. Thank you for sharing!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        I’m so glad you enjoyed!

  64. Rocio Avatar
    Rocio

    I followed your recipe, delicious! Thank you ????

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad you enjoyed!

    2. Jessica Avatar
      Jessica

      These are great and super easy to make! My kids enjoyed them a lot for breakfast. And the coconut flour makes them filling! I will make them again but next time I’ll try coconut oil or melted butter in place of the olive oil. I think this recipe could be easily tweaked to make a savory muffin and then the olive oil would be a great choice but it came across a little “olive oily” for my taste in this sweet one.

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        My kids love these too!!

  65. Rebecca Gelman Avatar
    Rebecca Gelman

    The recipe looks great. Just a few questions:
    1. I have XL eggs – pls adv how to adjust to your recipe –
    2. I would like to add flax meal – how much like 2 TBL?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Eggs are fine any size. As for the flax seed, two tablespoons should be great.

  66. Mary Avatar
    Mary

    Made these for my son who is on a keto diet– they were excellent. I was surprised at how good they were using the stevia option (I also added maca).

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad he liked them Mary!

      1. Michelle Varian Avatar
        Michelle Varian

        Can i substitute coco sugar to 1/4cup honey? How many cups of coco sugar? Thanks

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          I’ve never tried that – let us know what you discover!

    2. Alexandria Breeding Avatar
      Alexandria Breeding

      I have made these a couple of times now, after trying over and over and sampling.. my only complaint is that the lemon isn’t super noticeable and it only makes 10 muffins not 12, they are great though!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        You can always add more lemon zest!

  67. Aly Avatar
    Aly

    These are sooo good – the perfect healthy sweet treat!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m making them again tonight! We love them!!!

  68. Valerie Avatar
    Valerie

    Magically I found myself with a bag of almond flour and googled ways to use this! Bought a bag of frozen blueberries and these are absolutely amazing! Soft in texture and delicate with tons of blueberry flavor I did however omit the lemon and still amazing!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Oh i’m so glad to hear it!

      1. Sarah weinstein Avatar
        Sarah weinstein

        I can only have very low sugar. I’m wondering if I can sub applesauce for the honey in this recipe. If I did do you think I should reduce the amount of eggs?

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          I’m afraid I have never experimented with applesauce but if you try it let us know!!

    2. Deborah Avatar
      Deborah

      hey if using frozen berries do i need to thaw them in advance? Thx

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        Nope no need to! Enjoy!!

    3. Heidi wilson Avatar
      Heidi wilson

      Do you have to keep the muffins in the refrigerator after you cook them

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        Probably if not eating in two days!

    4. Michelle Varian Avatar
      Michelle Varian

      Can i substitute stevia to honey? How many drops of stevia? Thanks

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        I’ve never tried that – let us know how it turns out!

  69. Alessia Avatar
    Alessia

    So good! I started the Candida diet and have been CRAVING something other than veggies and meat. This hit the spot. I subbed the coconut oil for olive oil and used stevia. Thanks for the recipe !

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Oh perfect enjoy!!

  70. Kristan Avatar
    Kristan

    Super tasty, great texture. I substituted monkfruit for the honey to make them even more low carb – worked great! I used blackberries which I mashed a little with cinnamon and a little brown sugar.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you enjoyed!!!!

  71. Joko Gilbert Avatar
    Joko Gilbert

    I like butter. 2 TBS instead of 2 TBS olive oil? Same for sugar instead of honey? Thank you????

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’ve never tried it but try and report back!

  72. Ina Avatar
    Ina

    My first time baking with almond flour, I was pleasantly surprised of the result. They turned out pretty good. I used coconut oil instead of olive oil and thing I’ll put less blueberries next time.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Im so glad you enjoyed!

  73. Shelley Avatar
    Shelley

    These are so good! Made mine mini, perfect for a light snack.???? thanks for the recipe!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Perfect!

  74. Jessica Van Kipp Avatar
    Jessica Van Kipp

    Why the egg whites and not more whole eggs?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      You can swap the egg whites for one whole egg! I just like the texture of the whites.

      1. Deborah Avatar
        Deborah

        Hey
        Are almond meal and flour interchangeable here?
        Can I use oat flour instead? What quantities? Need to adjust other stuff in thé recipe then?
        How can i increase protein content? Like how can i use a vanilla protein powder here?
        What size diameter and height are your muffin wells ?

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Hey Deborah – you can use any flour you wish! Not sure on the protein powder as I’ve never tried that but report back! My muffins were filled with 1/3 cup of batter. I didn’t measure the height.

  75. Melissa Avatar
    Melissa

    Yes you can! I just used the same amount that’s listed for honey and they tasted great!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Oh that’s fantastic!! So glad to hear!

    2. Sam Avatar
      Sam

      I just made these and they are delicious! Very easy to make, yum!
      I also didn’t have honey, and I substituted brown sugar whisked with oil to a honey-like consistency and crossed my fingers. Still turned out very yummy!
      Thanks for the great recipe!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        I’m so glad you enjoyed Sam!

      2. Kim Avatar
        Kim

        Would these freeze well once baked? Thank you!

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Oh yes definitely!

  76. Kristy Avatar
    Kristy

    How long do I bake if I’m making mini muffins?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Check them after 7 minutes then go until toothpick comes out clean!

  77. Stephanie A. Avatar
    Stephanie A.

    These are amazing! Wanted to indulge my blueberry muffin habit but lower my carb intake. Freezing these as a quick grab as I go out the door to teach at the university this fall. My new go-to!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad you enjoyed!! Peach version coming soon!!

  78. Paige Avatar
    Paige

    just made these and they came out amazing !!! how do you recommend storing them?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you enjoyed them! I like to wrap them in plastic wrap and store in the refrigerator. Enjoy!

  79. Sarah Avatar
    Sarah

    I’m keen to try these! Is almond flour the same as almond meal?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes it’s the same!

      1. Jodi Avatar
        Jodi

        Do you know if these freeze well?

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Yes very well!! Just wrap in plastic to freeze!

  80. Lisa Bain Avatar
    Lisa Bain

    So delicious! Light, just the right amount of lemon-y. My first time baking with almond flour. Question: Next time, could I use maple syrup instead of honey? (And a little less?)

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you enjoyed! I’ve never tried with maple syrup so I can’t say sorry!

      1. Jennifer Avatar
        Jennifer

        I used maple syrup and it came out great!

        Also… accidentally left out the olive oil and still had a moist muffin!

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Oh i’m so glad!! How cool!

  81. Lina Avatar
    Lina

    Made a double batch. They came out fantastic. Everyone loved them. They were easy to make and I loved the healthier alternative. I will definitely remake them. Thank you for sharing this recipe.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so happy to hear it!!

    2. Lynnea Avatar
      Lynnea

      These are delicious! I had never made almond flour muffins before and I will definitely make again. I used 6 TB organic cane sugar instead of honey – I’ll try with honey or maple syrup next time. I also added a dash of cinnamon and 2 TB gluten free flour mix. They filled 11 regular muffin tins – I overfill a little- and they baked up fluffy. I had also never tried olive oil with great baking results, but the blueberry, lemon, and almond shine through. My sister’s family recently went gluten and dairy free – a little sugar is allowed, and I’m happy to have some tasty muffins to share with the kids. Thanks for the recipe!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        I’m so glad you enjoyed!!

  82. Lis Avatar
    Lis

    These are some of the best muffins I’ve ever had – wheat or no wheat! We have subbed pumpkin seed flour (we just grind them up ourselves) for something a little lighter and for some variety. If you can get over the slightly green tinge which doesn’t phase us at all, they’re delicious and work great. Thank you for this recipe!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      THat makes me so happy Lis!!

  83. Susan M Severson Avatar
    Susan M Severson

    I just made these about an hour ago–I have been exclusively paleo baking for about 5 years now and have kind of learned to distrust internet recipes–BUT these were great. I could tell that they were going to be keepers when they rose and browned perfectly on the top. I love the hint of lemon and the texture as well (and my cat enjoyed the extra two yolks haha). I use the Kirkland brand almond flour and they really did turn out beautifully. I’ve also shamelessly eaten two and they are fantastic. Thank you so very much for the recipe! I’ll be back for sure!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you enjoyed them!!

  84. Angela Avatar
    Angela

    Just tried these today. First time using almond flour that I picked up at Costco. They were quite lemony which I liked a lot, but not much of a traditional blueberry muffin. So if you are going for traditional blueberry muffin I’d skip this recipe.

    They were also very flat after baking for 25 minutes. I used fine blanched almond flour from Costco. I’m reading comments about the type of almond flour you used so maybe that is worth mentioning in the recipe notes. Also the blueberries sank to the bottom. Overall a disappointment, but good enough. I’ll try again with modifications as well as reference other recipes. I did not make any substitutions and I’m not a novice.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Angela, I’m sorry you didn’t love these muffins! In fairness, you’re right, they’re nothing like a traditional blueberry muffin which is actually what I love – they have a bit more of a nutty flavor and more texture from the almond meal than blanched white flour. Regardless, thank you for trying them!

    2. Kath Avatar
      Kath

      From the recipe only filled half dozen of very small muffins.

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        Hi Kath – I make these regularly and it makes 12 regular sized muffins. Perhaps you mismeasured? Did you make any substitutions? I’d love to help you problem solve!

  85. Vicki Soto Avatar
    Vicki Soto

    Two things… Do you measure Almond flour the same way you measure regular flour… by spooning in and running the knife blade across the top? Second thing… do you think I can substitute real Maple syrup for the honey? I’m allergic to honey.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes I measure it the same. as for swapping out maple syrup for honey I’m afraid i haven’t tested that so I can’t say for sure, sorry!

      1. Carolyn Avatar
        Carolyn

        I just made them with (pure) maple syrup instead of honey, baked for only 22m… perfect. I don’t miss a traditional muffin at all… You feel light and satisfied after eating these. Thanks for a great recipe!!

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          I’m so glad you enjoyed!

  86. Emily Avatar
    Emily

    Love this recipe! Thank you! I just tried substituting the blueberries and lemon juice/zest with raspberries and freshly squeezed orange juice/zest. They turned out better than expected. Since I am making these on a weekly basis I plan on alternating between batches of blueberry/lemon and raspberry/orange. My batter tends to be wet and more like a cake batter than a muffin batter. I think the extra moisture may be due to the extra-large eggs I am using. To ameliorate this I add 2 TBSP ground flaxseed, an extra 1/4 cup almond flour, and a pinch of baking soda.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you enjoyed it. Love the orange juice/zest addition!

    2. Barb G Avatar
      Barb G

      I plan on making this recipe soon..but I need an equivalent for “two dropperfuls of Stevia”..all I have are the individual powdered packets..as we are both diabetic, any way we can get a sugar fix satisfied is a Good Thing!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        Oh that’s great!!!

  87. Melissia Avatar
    Melissia

    All of my baking and cooking has been paleo for several years and I had a go to similar recipe, but decided to try this one due to it being about 100 calories less per muffin. Followed exactly and came out amazing. My only feedback is that to fill each muffin almost to the top only gave me 9 not 12. No way I’d get 12 without taking a lot out of each cup, then they’d have been very small and flatter. Plugging in all the exact ingredients (but for 9 gave) me about 165 calories per muffin per MyFitnessPal. How on earth did you manage 12 normal sized muffins from this recipe lol? Thanks for the great new recipe.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Interesting! I made these last week and got 12. I get 12 every time. Very interesting. :) Wish I could tell you but regardless i’m so happy you enjoyed them, Melissa!

  88. Mary Jean Avatar
    Mary Jean

    I followed the recipe, but they were very moist after cooking for 40 minutes?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hmm i make them all the time and haven’t had that happen. Did you make any substitutions?

    2. MJ Avatar
      MJ

      I think I added too many blueberries! I put several in each cup plus in the batter!!!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        Sounds tasty regardless!

      2. Pam Avatar
        Pam

        Hello!
        Could I prepare the batter a day ahead (and store in the fridge), to bake fresh on Christmas morning?
        Thanks!

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Yes absolutely! Great idea!

    3. Carrie Avatar
      Carrie

      The same thing happened to me. I took out the extra egg white and made the olive oil just a tiny bit less and just a tiny bit more almond meal and they were great!!

  89. Bre Avatar
    Bre

    These are yummy! I scrolled through most of these comments looking for certain alternatives–using three eggs instead of 2 whole and 2 whites, coconut sugar instead of honey, and that’s it! A lot of people said there’s were flat but mines were not. The muffins that I did not add a lot of mixture to didn’t rise because it was like a dollop of mixture lol. Next time, I’d like to add some honey and maybe more lemon, I like sweet things. But great recipe, thank you! Gave me something different to try during this pandemic.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad you enjoyed!

  90. Marie Avatar
    Marie

    Can u sub banana for the eggs?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’ve never tried that but report back if you do!

  91. Sharon Avatar
    Sharon

    I followed your recipe exactly and my muffins came out flat. I used the Kirkland brand almond flour. Could it possibly be that my baking soda was not good anymore? They still taste amazing and very moist.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hmm I’m not sure – I always use Bob’s Red Mill almond flour though!

    2. Kelley Avatar
      Kelley

      I used Kirkland’s Almond flour and they worked great, so it is probably your baking soda.
      I also topped with pearl sugar and sliced almonds before baking for a little crunch- very delicious recipe!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        Oh perfect so glad!

  92. Tina Granados Avatar
    Tina Granados

    I made several changes which includes: using coconut palm sugar, coconut oil added frozen cranberries and frozen blueberries as well as pecans. Sometimes I use orange zest and orange juice instead of lemon. Added a struesel topping and a icing. End results amazing!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Great idea!

  93. David Avatar
    David

    You can also make these keto friendly by using two dropper full‘s of Stevia instead of honey

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Good call!

    2. Virginia Avatar
      Virginia

      Hi. I have a squeeze bottle for Stevia. How many drops would I put?

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        I’m not sure i’ve never made it with Stevia sorry!

  94. KatieBelle Avatar
    KatieBelle

    Great flavor, but turned out quite flat. I used coconut sugar instead of honey and added a tsp of ground cinnamon.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Makes sense that they were flat since you used different ingredients – were they still tasty?

  95. Kat Avatar
    Kat

    Made just as written using Trader Joe’s blanched almond flour. Lemon from our tree & fresh blueberries. Easy & yummy…recommend making these!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad you enjoyed!!

  96. Nancy Helsel Avatar
    Nancy Helsel

    I used almond flour in my blueberry muffins and they went flat. Should I have used white flour as well?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Nope just almond flour! Did you make any other swaps?

  97. Paula Harderd Avatar
    Paula Harderd

    More of a question than a comment. I don’t see the fibre count in the nutrition list, so is the carb count a net carb count? If not, could you add the fibre count to your nutritional info?

    Thanks,

    Paula

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I see the fiber count – it’s 2 g!

    2. Maria Avatar
      Maria

      I just made these, I used maple syrup instead of honey as I didn’t have enough honey, added two tablespoons of Psyllium husk as I need to get more fiber, and added a few white chocolate chips I had left over. They are perfect!! I’ve finally found a blueberry muffin recipe I can repeat.

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        Wonderful great idea Maria!

  98. Lise Bouchard Avatar
    Lise Bouchard

    These muffins are delicious but stick to the per cup’s after they are cooked. So I tried to butter the cups instead and it was worst. I could not get them out , only by pieces. What do I do wrong??? Because they are so good and my husband love them…thanks♡♡♡

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Did you use a non stick muffin pan? Or use baking spray?

      1. LISE BOUCHARD Avatar
        LISE BOUCHARD

        I use non stick pan and the second time paper cup. The bottom of the muffins got stuck to
        The paper cup and with the non stick pan (i used baking spray)all the muffins were a mess.????

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Did you pre-heat the oven? I make these every couple weeks and have never had that happen – it’s also very popular as you can see by the 205 comments. :)

  99. Alicia Avatar
    Alicia

    I can have egg whites – can I use egg yokes with something else to replace?
    Thanks much

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      How about a flax egg instead?

  100. Stevr Avatar
    Stevr

    Can this recipe be cut in half. And will the results be close to the same as full recipe thank you .Steve

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes. :)

      1. SB Avatar
        SB

        I LOVE THIS RECIPE!!!!
        They are PERFECT every single time and they are gone fast!????
        Thank you!!

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Oh i’m so glad you enjoyed them!!!! I have a banana nut version too!! https://thelemonbowl.com/almond-flour-banana-nut-muffins-gluten-free/

  101. Erin Avatar
    Erin

    These are lovely and have a great texture!

    I made the recipe just as described the first time and they were so good. Perfect texture, soft, just the right sweetness!

    The second time, I didn’t have lemon so I subbed maple syrup for the honey and added some cinnamon and nutmeg.. WOW, also delicious!

    Thanks for posting such a great recipe, which gives a “good base” for different options.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you enjoyed it!!

  102. Michelle Ihm Avatar
    Michelle Ihm

    I just made these and I think they’re wonderful. I added a tablespoon each of flax and chia. I love that they’re not overly sweet. Thank you for sharing this recipe.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Great idea Michelle!

  103. Rachel Avatar
    Rachel

    Great recipe. The muffins and nice and light. I added a little nutmeg and cinnamon to the batter and they turned out great. Thanks for sharing!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you like them! I love nutmeg!

  104. Debbie Moore Avatar
    Debbie Moore

    First time user of almond flour. This recipe was fantastic. Thank you very much.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad you enjoyed!

  105. Ingrid Avatar
    Ingrid

    Can I make this recipe into a cake ?
    Cheers
    Ingrid

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I bet you could! Just adjust the cook time.

  106. Nie S Avatar
    Nie S

    I just made a batch of these and they far exceeded my expectations. I am not a baker and having tried a few recipes before, this one was the best. My previous baking experience with almond flour was horrible. I made a few additions and 1 substitution though: had no lemons so used 1.5 tbs of apple cider vinegar, added 1tbs of ground flax, 1 tbs of chia seeds, 1 tbs of acai powder. I think the next time I will use less oil. The batter was a bit more runny than in the pictures like someone else commented, and I think the ground flax seed helped. I also set the batter aside for about 10 mins before scooping into the pan. I used frozen raspberries and fresh blue berries and added directly to the pan.
    Thanks for a great and easy to follow recipe!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Im so happy you enjoyed them!!!!

  107. Sarah Avatar
    Sarah

    Came out perfect- I whisked by hand instead of using a mixer and I didn’t even use the lemon juice. I baked for a little less time also- the first time I made them I baked too long on accident. I have made these several times and they’re delicious. Easy favorite recipe.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad to hear it!

  108. Ruth Avatar
    Ruth

    Very delicious and I am addicted to these muffins! I substitute coconut oil for the olive oil. Mmm!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I hope you love them!

  109. Dana Lawrence Avatar
    Dana Lawrence

    Overall, an okay recipe. You can really taste the lemon in this one. I found the batter to be almost frothy, even though I mixed it by hand. I used fine almond flour, and it was very runny. They did not rise, and they baked in 20 min. Overall, the consistency is cake like, but the blueberries sunk to the bottom making the dough moist at the bottom. I would definitely try this again, perhaps adding some banana to thicken, and putting the blueberries closer to the top before baking.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I would definitely use a whisk vs your hands for mixing. :)

  110. Erin Avatar
    Erin

    I read some other comments saying the muffins were flat on top – and I had the same issue. My batter was very thin, not at all like your photos where it looks scoop-able. Wondering if the difference might be that I used blanched almond flour, whereas your photos look like ground almonds that include the skins? They were delicious anyways.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hmmm that might be it? I like to use the almond flour with the skin on for added nutrients.

  111. Kate Avatar
    Kate

    These came out wonderful.
    I added 1/3 of a banana, 1T of Almond Milk, 1/2t cinnamon and I did 1T of Vanilla because our family is addicted to vanilla. Thank you for the wonderful recipe for a base. I played with the idea of adding a scoop of protein. Have you had any success with that?
    I love that the ingredients are not overwhelming.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      That sounds heavenly!!!

  112. Aly M Avatar
    Aly M

    Can I substitute ripened bananas or applesauce for the honey? or half the honey and make up the difference with one of these two options? thank you!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’ve never tried those swaps but if you do report back!

  113. Gracie Avatar
    Gracie

    Hi!! Just wondering, is there’s any way you could substitute some of the almond flour with coconut flour? Thanks!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Perhaps but I couldn’t tell you how – sorry about that!

  114. Lynn Ponciano Avatar
    Lynn Ponciano

    I know this sounds stupid but when you say “cool on a rack” do I take them out of the pan or place the whole pan on the rack?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Not stupid at all! I leave in the pan! :)

  115. Nancy Avatar
    Nancy

    Will these freeze?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Oh yes very freezer friendly!

  116. Cheryl Zubel Avatar
    Cheryl Zubel

    These muffins look so good! Can they be frozen and if so, how long?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes they’re very freezer friendly – can freeze up to 3 months!

  117. Liz Avatar
    Liz

    My family loves this recipe. I am always looking for new recipes to use almond flour to lower the carbs and increase protein. Could this recipe be modified to make zucchini nut muffins? If so what changes would you make?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes I’m sure. I can’t give you a recipe for that though since I’ve never done it. :)

  118. Dorothy Joice Avatar
    Dorothy Joice

    if using frozen blueberries should the baking time be increased

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      No. :) I use frozen all the time!

  119. Emily Avatar
    Emily

    Sooo good! I replaced a 1/2 cup of the almond flour with 1/2 cup of oats to add more texture, and it turned out great! Thanks for the recipe!!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Good call Emily!!

  120. Lina Avatar
    Lina

    Excellent love them!!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad to hear!

  121. Emily Avatar
    Emily

    Do you need to have lemon zest?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Nope you can skip that! :)

  122. Kimberley Bulger Ladd Avatar
    Kimberley Bulger Ladd

    You didn’t say how much olive oil!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      It’s in the recipe I see it – 2 tablespoons. :) Do you see it?

  123. deb LIebman Avatar
    deb LIebman

    Excellent!

    1. Saroja Avatar
      Saroja

      I made it last night. It’s one of best recipes. I’ll make it again. I love the part there is no butter and sugar and gluten free. Came out nice and moist.

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        So glad you loved it!!

  124. Rosemarie Avatar
    Rosemarie

    This recipe was perfect with no dairy, gluten or sugar. The muffins were absolutely delicious AND moist, and I wanted you to know I appreciate your recipe very much! Well done!,

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you loved it!

  125. wendy clendening Avatar
    wendy clendening

    These sound great! I’m wondering if substituting the blueberries and lemon for dried cherries and cinnamon with a little extra vanilla. I may have to give that a try too! Planning on subbing the olive oil for coconut too!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Sounds good to me!

  126. Arianna Avatar
    Arianna

    I made this recipe in a round cake tin instead of a muffin pan and used frozen Berries tossed with flour instead. Absolutely delicious! Will be making them again. Thank you!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      What a GREAT idea Arianna!!

  127. Miri Avatar
    Miri

    Hello! I stumbled across your recipe because I’ve absolutely fallen in love with almond flour for baking.

    I’m just wondering if I could whip the egg whites to stiff peaks and then fold them in to the mix? I do that with my almond flour waffles and it makes them quite fluffy, but for muffins in the oven, is this a bit bizarre?

    I would appreciate any advice, otherwise, I’m really looking forward to making these! :)

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      That’s a fabulous idea! please report back!

  128. Shauna L. Howard Avatar
    Shauna L. Howard

    Hi Liz,

    I just accepted a great job with a nonprofit in Los Angeles that starts in a week, so I’m treating myself to a few days of self-love & fun! I love to cook, so I looking for a great recipe that allows me to make lots of muffins to give to my friends that helped me during my unemployment. I was looking for a recipe for almond flour muffins: this one looks like a simple, yummy gluten-free muffin recipe that will allow me to substitute seasonal fruit and veggies all throughout the year!

    I’ll take photos & share them online when they’re done – can’t wait to make them! Thank you!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you enjoyed them!!!

  129. Alayne Avatar
    Alayne

    The muffin could be a little sweeter. Maybe some banana?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Or drizzle with butter and honey to serve. :)

  130. Margaret Ford Avatar
    Margaret Ford

    Haven’t tried your recipe yet, but do you refrigerate these or freeze them? They look terrific. I’ll have to try them. I’m on the Specified Carbohydrate diet for IBS.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Either – you can do either!

  131. Lisa Avatar
    Lisa

    Can I use dried blueberries?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      YES!

  132. Brittany Baisley Avatar
    Brittany Baisley

    What could I use instead of honey?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Perhaps maple syrup?

      1. Lynne Avatar
        Lynne

        I’m excited to try these, but would like to substitute the eggs for something else. Have you tried either flaxseed or chia seeds instead of eggs? Maybe not in this particular recipe but another?

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Yes it’s a great subsitute!

    2. Lucy Avatar
      Lucy

      I didn’t have any honey, so i used a 1/4 of brown sugar. Came out Delish!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        Good to know!!

  133. Lisa Blanchard Avatar
    Lisa Blanchard

    I love the look of this recipe, but would it be possible to incorporate flaxseed?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      You could for sure! perhaps add a couple tablespoons?

  134. Rebecca Burgess Avatar
    Rebecca Burgess

    So good! Just curious if they will freeze well?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes absolutely!

  135. Galina Avatar
    Galina

    Hi. I am unable to use a blender right at this moment, do you think it would turn out if I just mix it well?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      This recipe doesn’t call for a blender. ;) Do you mean stand mixer? No worries just use a whisk!

  136. Allison Avatar
    Allison

    Hello!

    Thank you so much for the recipe. I made them the other day and me and husband devoured them. I have bananas that need to be eaten or used…have you ever tried this recipe with banana instead of blueberry?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      No but thats genius!

  137. Angela Avatar
    Angela

    These muffins are wonderful with a couple of changes. I used ghee instead of olive oil. I also added a 1/2 teaspoon of cinnamon. All 4 of my kids and husband loved them. Even my most suspicious child of anything nutritious ate them. Thank you so much for the recipe!!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Oooo such a good idea!

    2. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      That sounds amazing!

  138. Karyl Avatar
    Karyl

    I have made many blueberry muffin recipes and this one is the best. The only thing I changed was instead of 2 eggs and 2 egg whites, I used 3 whole eggs. Other then that I followed the recipe. They came out moist and delicious! Thanks for such a great recipe!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you liked the Karyl!!

  139. April Avatar
    April

    Perfect recipe! I did three whole eggs instead of two and two. And cut the honey in 1/2. I love it. Next time though I will add more lemon zest :) thank you for this!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad you enjoyed!

  140. Amanda Avatar
    Amanda

    I’m just confused. I followed your recipe exactly. They didn’t look at all like your pictures. They were flat and burned. I don’t get it. I double checked everything.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Amanda, I’m so sorry these didn’t turn out for you! Did you make any substitutions at all? I would love to help brainstorm where you went wrong!

      1. Lacey Avatar
        Lacey

        Liz a thought on using frozen blueberries and it adding extra moisture to the batter, that everyone is getting curious if this is the extra moisture problem? Just a thought.

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          That could definitely be part of it but I use frozen all the time and seems to work?

    2. Cheri Avatar
      Cheri

      I had the exact same issue! I checked the muffins at 20 mins with a toothpick and they were done inside but really dark on top, like a bran muffin, and flat. They still taste good but aren’t as pretty as Liz’s muffins. Next time I will try 325 and maybe cover them with foil after they have risen a bit?

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        Hmm that’s interesting Cheri. I’ve made these countless times and I’ve never run into that issue!

      2. Heidi Avatar
        Heidi

        Exact same problem here. They baked up really dark and flat on top and couldn’t see any of the blueberries. I followed the recipe exactly as written with one exception- used 3 whole eggs instead of 2 eggs and 2 whites. They looked nothing like the ones pictured. Tasted good, but presentation wise, looked like a bran muffin.

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Hi Heidi! I make these all the time and they always turn out perfectly. Try them again following the directions and I bet they’ll work!! :)

  141. Lacey Avatar
    Lacey

    Totally forgot to rate!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Aww thank you!

  142. Lacey Avatar
    Lacey

    Amazing, my berries were a little large for the smaller muffin tin. I tweaked it a little (and doubled the recipe )so I added 1/4 cup of raw sugar with 1/4 honey, mostly because i didn’t want to use that much honey. 5 whole eggs, and a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar with the two lemon juice(only had one lemon) oh and some malted milk, and chia seeds (just because) turned out amazing so good. This was my first go at an all almond flour recipe and I think I’ll keep coming back to this one forsure.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you loved them Lacey!

  143. Kristy Spencer Avatar
    Kristy Spencer

    Pleasantly surprised. I’ve never used almond flour for baking and had bought some to try. I bake regularly. I made this recipe pretty much as directed, except I didn’t use lemon zest (I just didn’t have a fresh lemon) but used lemon juice. I found it slightly wet so I added maybe 1/2 cup extra almond flour at the end. I sprinkled a small amount of brown sugar/ cinnamon on each muffin before baking. They came out perfectly. Not dry or too moist. I’m giving 5 stars because even without my modifications it is a great recipe! Thanks for sharing

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so happy!! We love them too Kristy!

  144. Minnie Avatar
    Minnie

    Hi!
    I made them today, and followed the recipe exactly as it says, they turn out beautiful and super yummy. Love love this recipe, I’m gonna be using this a lot. Thanks

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad you enjoyed them Minnie!!

  145. ilayne Avatar
    ilayne

    Made this last night with half the portions. The batter came out abit wet and runny for me too. Added a sprinkle of coconut flour to soak up the moisture. They turned out great, moist, crumbly and not too sweet. Ate 2 immediately.. Thanks for the recipe!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you liked them!!!

  146. Uyen Avatar
    Uyen

    I just made these muffins today and they were so delicious. My son who is picky when it comes to muffins, has had 2 already and he said he didn’t want to change anything when I asked him for his opinion. I love it because it is not so sweet like some other recipes. Mine batter was a little runny as one other person mentioned but the muffins came out moist an fluffy. They were perfect to my taste. This is the first time I use almond flour and I absolutely love it. Thank you so much for sharing the recipe. My teenager son said he would have it for breakfast. By the way, I used avocado oil instead of olive oil. And, I used 3 whole eggs and skipped the egg white. Totally love it.
    Do you think I can use coconut flour or mixture of both almond and coconut flour?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so happy to hear it!!! As for swapping coconut flour, I couldn’t tell you because I’ve never tested it but it’s not a 1:1 swap so I wouldn’t recommend it.

      1. Uyen Avatar
        Uyen

        Hi Liz,
        I just wanted to let you know that my family liked them so much and we finished all 11 muffins that i made yesterday! I found at Costco 3lbs bag of almond flour for about $11! That was less than what I paid for 1lb at at Sprouts (not sure if you live in the U.S.). I just made 18 more and my little boy just had one. My teenage boy said this is the best muffin he has ever had. Wow!

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Ahhh that’s great news!!

  147. Julia Avatar
    Julia

    I made these blueberry almond flour muffins today. They turned out great. I love the fact they are healthy and low in sugar. It’s awesome how you used honey to make them sweet in this recipe. Thank you for sharing this recipe.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Of course! Enjoy!

  148. Connie Avatar
    Connie

    This was my first time using almond flour and I absolutely loved it and this recipe especially! These muffins were so delicious and had an oddly delicious texture. I gave some to my sister to try (who is usually hesitant to express that something I made is at least decent) and she actually said they were really good. I have to give credit to this recipe though, because I love the taste and the fact that I don’t have to feel super guilty after eating one…

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      ahaha I’m s glad she liked them Connie!

  149. Elizabeth J Avatar
    Elizabeth J

    Hi! I made these for the fist time and the flavor is amazing! Can I ask what your batter usually looks like before it goes into the muffins cups? Mine was pretty loose and runny. They didn’t bake out as crispy as yours did and they stuck to the muffin cups. Trying to figure out where I took a misstep. Thanks! Looking forward to making these again. :)

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Mine was not runny at all. Did you make any substitutions?

      1. Elizabeth Avatar
        Elizabeth

        I did not. I wonder if the egg size might have made a difference?

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Hmm I doubt that would be the case. So sorry I can’t help you further!

  150. Bhel Avatar
    Bhel

    I want to try this recipe but a bit confused with the first 2 eggs you mention. Are you referring to egg yolk?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      2 whole eggs PLUS two egg whites. :)

  151. Dana Avatar
    Dana

    Just made these and they’re great! Used a handheld mixer and it was totally fine.
    BTW there seems to be a mistake in the nutritional value you posted – 1.5 FR of sugar per muffin is not right… even just accounting for the honey you’re looking at 6 gr of sugar per muffin, and that’s before the berries and lemon juice which add a bit.
    Still low sugar but thought I’d mention.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad you loved them!! GREAT catch – there must have been a glitch with my program, you’re absolutely right. There are 7 grams of sugar per muffin. It’s been revised – thanks so much!!!

  152. Randilynn Avatar
    Randilynn

    My five boys and husband said these were the best muffins I have ever made! Fantastic receipt!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      OMG That makes me so happy!

  153. Susan Avatar
    Susan

    I’ve got to try this recipe, but was wondering if could you add flaxseed to the batter and how much.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Totally!! You could add 2 tablespoons without it impacting the recipe.

      1. Melissa Schaub Avatar
        Melissa Schaub

        I am wondering if you used a regular sized or mini muffin tin for these, and did you measure the almond flour in a measuring cup by putting the flour in lightly or compacted? I’m curious because mine turned out with flat tops and golden brown. I usually have great success in baking, but not this time. Thanks for letting me know!

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          I used regular muffin tins and did not pack the almond flour. I hope that helps!

  154. Eva Avatar
    Eva

    I just made these, and I substituted coconut oil instead of olive oil, and maple syrup instead of honey. They are delicious! Would it be possible to make carrot cake muffins, simply by using 1 cup of carrots instead? (And how would you prepare the carrots?) Other than berries, is there any other fruit to suggest for these muffins? These are defintiely going to be a staple for me now, because they’re so low in carbs but I feel like I’m eating dessert!! Thanks in advance for any suggestions, and thanks a lot for this recipe.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes you could try with shredded carrots as well as raspberries or diced bananas! Enjoy!

  155. Angelia Eacret Avatar
    Angelia Eacret

    Back to make these for a second time because we really enjoyed these!!! They seemed to be even better the next day, too. Thinking about sharing this recipe on my YouTube channel!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So happy you are enjoying them!

  156. Rie Avatar
    Rie

    It turned really tasty muffin !!! My family really enjoyed it !
    Thank you for sharing the recipe : )

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you enjoyed them!!

  157. Lorraine Brooks Avatar
    Lorraine Brooks

    I make these all the time! We love them !

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      That makes me so happy!!

  158. Brittney Avatar
    Brittney

    I made these for the first time. Fresh baked the flavor was amazing although they looked nothing like the picture and weren’t crispy on top. The next day they were horrible. I’m sure its something I did, I just don’t know what. What is the best way to store them to eat later? I left my in a container on the counter and they were sweating and soggy the next day.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Brittney,
      Shoot, I’m so sorry they didn’t work out for you! Did you make any Substitutions at all? We usually just leave ours on the counter wrapped in foil and they’re delicious the next day or if I’m packing in a lunch bag I wrap in plastic wrap. Let me know!!

      1. Brittney Avatar
        Brittney

        I’m sure it’s my baking skills. I’ll definitely be trying again though!

    2. Ginny Avatar
      Ginny

      Be sure to let them cool completely on a rack before sealing and storing them. It’s the trapped heat that makes baked goods soggy.

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        Great tip Ginny!

      2. Rashida Avatar
        Rashida

        MADE THEM as mini muffins, DELICIOUS!
        I ADDEd 2 tbsp of a paleo baking mix to thicken up the almond flour batter (its a blend of teff, coconut and quinoa flour). Next time i will only use 2 tsps of lemon juice as it was a bit over powering. Ill also sift my almond flour next time as well.
        I also omitted the egg whites and added in an extra egg instead. Lastly, i always use just removed from the freezer blueberries. They remain their integrity when i fold them in the batter and dont settle to The bottom of each muffin while baking. I also only used 1/2 cup of frozen wiild blueberries.
        They rose nicely, i also think my addition of the paleo flour gave it a nice brown top.
        This is tbe first time ive made almond flour muffins that were not heavy. They sprang back nicely and were moist inside as well.

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          I’m so glad you enjoyed them!!

  159. Irina Avatar
    Irina

    I made few substitutions to this recipe and they turned absolutely moist and delicious. I used 1.5 cups of almond flour and 1/3 cup of oatmeal. Also, used 3 mashed ripped bananas and 1 tablespoon of honey. I think this recipe needs some extra moisture and bananas were just a perfect addition. Added 1 teaspoon of baking powder in addition to 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda. Instead of olive oil used 1 tablespoon of avocado oil. Used same measurement for Salt, vanilla, eggs, lemon juice and zest. I tossed blueberries in flour mixture, but few of them still sank to the bottom. I think next time I will just layer them. Batter, blueberries, batter and on the top bluberries.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Love your substitutions!! So glad you enjoyed!

  160. Brenda Avatar
    Brenda

    These look good and plan to bake the,m. I want to use the whole recipe with exception: Is there anything else that can be used besides the 2 egg whites? Thank you in advance.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Have you tried using a flax egg replacer?

    2. Brenda Avatar
      Brenda

      Thank you! Maybe I can try that next time. I just used 3 eggs and they are amazing! Gave your recipe to my daughter, too. Love these muffins!!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        So happy to hear it Brenda!

  161. Annette Avatar
    Annette

    Very Good thanks

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      So glad you enjoyed!

  162. Liz CERCE Avatar
    Liz CERCE

    Made these littke rocks last week ! BAD ! Ive veen baking for 50+ years. I know how to bake. YOU wasted my organic blueberries ! I questioned the amt of baking soda. Among other things
    Keep recipes like this to yourself.
    Even my hens flipped them around B 4 deciding if they sould try them.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hi Liz,

      I’m so sorry you didn’t enjoy these muffins. I just made them a couple weeks ago so I know the recipe is correct. As always, they turned out light and fluffy with a delicious crunchy texture from the almond meal. By chance, did you make any substitutions to my recipe? Did you measure every ingredient? I’d love to help you brainstorm where you went wrong so that you can enjoy these delicious muffins! My 4 and 6 year old sons gobbled them right up. :) Let me know!!

      1. Michelle Avatar
        Michelle

        These are in my oven right now – and while I have no doubt that they’ll be amazing (and an awesome vehicle for butter), I have to comment on this particular thread and applaud you for it. I am an online recipe hound, and have never seen a comment go to such a personal level so quickly. Your response was SO kind. We need more of that. Thank you for this recipe, and for the reminder that kindness matters.

        1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
          Liz DellaCroce

          Aww thank you so much that’s really kind of you! I have a very strict policy in my eight years of blogging: I reply to every single comment. :) If they have the time to comment, I can make the time to reply. Thank you again Michelle you made my day!

  163. Sashanna Caldwell Avatar
    Sashanna Caldwell

    I have never made low carb muffins before because of generally bad reviews. These looked so good though that I had to try them. They we’re mind blowing! We used a little less honey and had no blueberries so we used diced peaches. They are one of the best muffins I have ever had. They are going to replace all traditional ones in our diet. I can actually get excited about my son eating them because of all the protein.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you enjoyed them!!!! We love them too!! My kids do too!

  164. Natalie Avatar
    Natalie

    Can I use oat flour instead of almond four for this recipe?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      YES!

  165. Kaitlyn Roesler Avatar
    Kaitlyn Roesler

    Can you use coconut oil instead of olive oil ?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Absolutely!

  166. Cynthia Brown Avatar
    Cynthia Brown

    These are the best flourless muffins I’ve tried, and the first ones I’ll make again. Thank you! I left out the honey and used a little Swerve instead and they were fine.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Oh I’m so glad you enjoy them!!

    2. Versha Avatar
      Versha

      How much swerve did you use?

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        I don’t know what swerve is?

        1. Versha Avatar
          Versha

          Swerve is Erythritol ( Erythritol is made by fermenting glucose with Moniliella pollinis, a natural microorganism. It also naturally occurs in many fruits and vegetables like melons, grapes and asparagus. Erythritol is classified by the FDA as a zero-calorie, 4-carbon sugar alcohol that does not affect blood glucose.)

          I made your muffins as per your instructions and they turned out great. I wanted it a tad bit sweeter so I will try with erythritol next time.

          Thanks for a great recipe!

  167. Maryann Avatar
    Maryann

    These are very good – LOVE THEM!. I normally don’t eat muffins, but I wanted to use some frozen blueberries and almond flour I had. Thanks for sharing.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so glad you enjoyed them!!!

  168. Maggie Castillo Avatar
    Maggie Castillo

    Hi, can i use enjoy life chocolate chip instead the blueberries and omit the lemon juice?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      YES!!!!!

  169. Nancy Robinson Avatar
    Nancy Robinson

    I have made your almond flour blueberry muffins twice now and absolutely love them!! I plan to make them many more times! I have one questions. The blueberries always fall to the bottom. Am I doing something wrong or is that just what happens? Thanks for your help! Love your recipes!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Oh Nancy I’m so glad you enjoy them!! One tip for the blueberries is to toss them in flour before adding to the batter. That might help!! Enjoy!

  170. Gloria Avatar
    Gloria

    I can only use stevia as a sweetener but it’s in powder form. How do I substitute it into the recipe?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’ve never baked with stevia – sorry I can’t help you further!

  171. Ozma Avatar
    Ozma

    Can I use almond flour blanched? And how much? and what amount?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m afraid I’ve never worked with blanched almond flour – sorry!

    2. The Recovering Freelancer Avatar
      The Recovering Freelancer

      To answer Ozma’s question, I just made these for Easter using blanched almond flour (and frozen blueberries) and they were a hit! I added a couple capfuls of lemon extract because I like things EXTRA lemony, and also sprinkled a little sugar on top before baking. I wish I had made more, because they disappeared very quickly. :) Thanks for the recipe!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        I’m so glad you enjoyed them!!!

    3. Ginny Avatar
      Ginny

      I used blanched almond flour. They turned out moist and delicious! I made them in a 24 count mini muffin pan and baked them for less time. I’ll only use this recipe from now on. I can’t believe such a healthy muffin tastes so good!

      1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
        Liz DellaCroce

        So glad you enjoyed them!!

  172. Nancy Lindland Avatar
    Nancy Lindland

    Wondering if I can use frozen blueberries in this recipe.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes absolutely!

  173. Me Avatar
    Me

    How can I make these without lemon zest or juice? Is it ok to eliminate them from the recipe?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Yes you can eliminate!!

  174. Felicia Avatar
    Felicia

    Looking forward to trying this! Does anyone happen to know if these freeze well?

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      They freeze great!

  175. Christa Avatar
    Christa

    YAY! These turned out perfect! I used saskatoon berries picked fresh off our bushes and added a streusel topping that I usually use on muffins. These are moist and fluffy and taste SO good! I will be baking with almond flour all the time now! Thank you!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so happy you enjoyed them!! Yay!

  176. Gina Avatar
    Gina

    AMAZING! This was my first time using almond flour, I’m trying to do low carb high fat. I was skeptical about these because my batter came out a little thick (I didn’t use lemon juice or zest) but they came out SO YUMMY. And the kids are eating them (score!) I’m going to be addicted to these! Thank you much!!!

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      I’m so happy to hear you enjoyed them!!!!! Let me know if you try any others!

  177. Sylvia Avatar
    Sylvia

    I am copying this recipe to make some, however, the 2nd and 3rd ingredients listed don’t seem right. Second ingredient is 1/2 tsp. of baking soda, followed by 1/8 tsp. of salt. Should the baking soda have been baking powder instead? Seems redundant to put both baking soda and salt.
    Thank you.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Nope it’s correct as is. Enjoy!

  178. Holli Avatar
    Holli

    I can’t have honey. Do you think I could substitute sugarfree syrup? or maybe swerve erythitol? I don’t know, but the rest of the recipe sounds so yummy, love that olive oil is in there too.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Hmm… maybe brown rice syrup? or Maple syrup?

    2. Howard Gofstein Avatar
      Howard Gofstein

      You can use imitation sugar-free honey

  179. monika Avatar
    monika

    I made these muffins yesterday and will probably bake another batch today!!! they are absolutely delish. Thank you very much for this recipe!

  180. Natalie Avatar
    Natalie

    They’re in the oven now, look and smell great! Thanks for sharing your recipe, it was very helpful to me, a beginner when it comes to almond flour. I can’t wait to eat a muffin for only 5.6 carbs and one that contains 10% of my daily protein!! Really a marvel.

    1. Liz DellaCroce Avatar
      Liz DellaCroce

      Can’t wait to hear how they turned out!!