Copycat Keto Wagon Wheels are a delicious low carb and sugar free treat. Learn how to make these keto snacks with a minimum a few easy steps. So easy and simple with no hard to find ingredients.
The original wagon wheels were okay in my book as a kid, I will be honest I probably wasn’t a huge fan.
Growing up in a house where there was minimal junk food, if these were occasionally purchased as a treat I would not say no!
These sugar free wagon wheels though I am a huge fan of! Simple and tasty! These are surprisingly a good healthy treat that even the kids will love.
Copycat Keto Wagon Wheels
This recipe is based on such a classic here in Australia. Weston’s Wagon Wheel were originally sold in Australia, launched all the way back in 1976 by Gary Weston.
Now sold in multiple countries and under the Arnott’s brand, this recipe is my sugar-free homage to a classic. As simple as 4 components that are easy to put together in this delicious low carb cookie/biscuit recipe.
- A keto cookie recipe that is so delicious and all easy to source ingredients
- Sugar free jam layer. Now you can make your own sugar free jam or buy it ready made.
- 3 ingredient sugar free marshmallow layer. Damn this stuff is too good!
Keto Wagon Wheel Ingredients
- peanut butter OR Tahini (for a nut free biscuit)
- sweetener – I have used erythritol, you can use whatever
- eggs
- cacao
- blackberries – frozen berries is fine. Also swap for raspberry if preferred
- butter or coconut oil (for dairy free keto cookies)
- gelatin – I use Great Lakes or Nutraorganics
- vanilla extract
- cinnamon
- baking powder – I always recommend Bobs Red Mill double acting baking powder
- salt flakes
MARSHMALLOW LAYER
- sweetener
- water
- gelatin
- vanilla extract
- sugar free raspberry jam
- chocolate
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How to make Keto Wagon Wheels
These may look amazing and you might think to yourself….too hard? Let me tell you these sugar free wagon wheels are so damn easy to make.
- Mix together all the biscuit ingredients
- Roll out dough and cut biscuits
- Transfer to tray and bake
- Leave biscuits to cool and crisp
- Spread biscuit with jam
- Cook marshmallow and whip until fluffy
- Spoon mallow onto jam and top with another biscuit
- Refrigerate until set
- Coat in chocolate
- Refrigerate until set
- Hide them from everyone so there is more for you 😂 😂
They are just so easy!
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Copycat Keto Wagon Wheel
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Ingredients
- 150 g (5 oz) sugar-free raspberry jam I use Natvia Raspberry & Chia
- 100 g (3.5 oz) dark chocolate
BISCUIT
- 310 g (11 oz) peanut butter
- 140 g (5 oz) erythritol
- 2 large (2 large) eggs
- 20 g (4 tsp) unsweetened cacao
- 55 g (2 oz) blackberries frozen is fine
- 25 g (1 oz) butter
- 35 g (2.5 tbsp) gelatin
- 2 teaspoons (2 teaspoons) vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon (1 teaspoon) cinnamon
- 10 g (1 tbsp) baking powder
- Pinch (Pinch) salt flakes
MARSHMALLOW LAYER
- 25 g (5 tsp) erythritol
- 100 ml (0.42 cups) water
- 25 g (1.5 tbsp) gelatin
- 1/4 tsp (1/4 tsp) vanilla extract
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 170℃. Line 2 large baking trays with baking paper.
- Combine all biscuit ingredients in a large bowl or mixer until well combined.
- Roll out cookie dough between two sheets of baking paper until 1-2mm thickness. Using a 5 cm cookie cutter, cut into 60 biscuits and place in single layer on baking trays.
- Bake 7 minutes or until the edges of the cookies are just starting to brown or feel crisp.
- Cool on wire rack until crisp, this will take a couple of hours.
MARSHMALLOW
- In a small saucepan, over medium heat dissolve sweetener in half of the water.
- Add gelatin to remaining water and stir to combine. Add to saucepan and whisk to dissolve.
- Once gelatin has dissolved pour mixture into a mixer and mix on high speed until light and fluffy. This will take about 10-12 minutes depending on the mixer.
CONSTRUCTION
- Spread 30 biscuits with 1 teaspoon of jam and top with a spoon full of marshmallow. Sandwich with another biscuit and gently squish marshmallow to spread. Alternatively, for a 3 layer wagon wheel add another spoonful of jam and marshmallow to complete. Place onto tray and refrigerate until set.
- Coat with melted chocolate and place onto baking paper lined plate. Refrigerate until set.
- Makes 30 double or 20 triple layer wagon wheels.
Notes
- Store in fridge for up to 1 week.
- Biscuits are delicious on their own.
- You can substitute any berry of choice.
- Grass-fed beef gelatin works best. Some brands have been known to split.
- Use any jam of choice.
Your Own Notes
Nutrition
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34 responses to “Copycat Keto Wagon Wheel”
Megan,
I’m in Perth, WA can you tell me where you get your sugar free chocolate from please?
Can’t wait to give these a try, yum 👍👍
You can get Well Naturally sugar free chocolate at Woolworths or use the link in the recipe to order online
Always on the lookout for new recipes, both hubby and I loved wagon wheels as kids so I am in the middle of baking the biscuits right now. QLD heat isn’t helping, have to keep popping the mix into the fridge but I have a feeling it will be worth it ☺️
Awesome! I hope everything goes okay with the super hot weather.
Hi. Do you use sugar free chocolate? I wouldn’t think chocolate would be keto as most has a high sugar content. Still look awesome and fairly healthy but would like to know if you use/know of a sugar free chocolate brand. Thanks
Yes I use Well Naturally or Essentially Keto Chocolate that is sugar-free.
I am not normally a sweet eater, but I did love these as a child, so will have to give them a go as they look so delicious and a grown up version too!
They are not overly sweet Debra so hopefully you enjoy these keto wheels.
WOW Megan, I saw this recipe and thought ” OMG I would love to make these” but I didn’t have the time and they looked like something that Nigella Lawson would create . Then I looked at the ingredients and realised I had them all in my cupboard and the time to make them. So, while my Butter Chicken was marinating ( Murg Makhini another madcreations staple), the wagon wheels were born.
1. They were as good as anything Nigella could create. Better than!!!
2. I used 2 tablespoon of flaxseed meal mixed with 6 tablespoons of water, instead
of 2 eggs, so my vegan daughter could join in the feast
3. We ate like Queens (Oh there was one King in there)
Thankyou Megan for all the delicious “makeable” recipes you create. You are a legend.Woohoo! So glad you gave them a go and enjoyed them Carolyn
I definitely will be trying this recipe when I remember to get some gelatin! ) Wagon Wheels were my fave when I was a kid!!! 🙂
Thanks Ona. It is such a good and healthy way to make them too.
These look amazing and delicious! A sugar-free marshmallow layer, I’m intrigued! Super detailed and helpful post. Thanks for sharing!Thanks Paula. Sugar marshmallow is easy too you really should try them.
These are so cute! I love that they are sugar free and healthy! I can make an indulgent treat without the guilt!So true Katie. Delicious and nutritious!
I had never heard of these before but they look absolutely incredible! I can’t wait to try them.They are sooo good Danielle.
My husband loves wagon wheels. I am going to have to try this.
Let us know what he thinks Dannii!
Wagon wheels are my absolute favourite!! Can’t wait to try the recipe 🙂Awesome! Let us know how they go Chris!
Please tell me what the biscuit ingredients only are. Thank you
Hi Dee,
The biscuit only ingredients are clearly listed in the recipe with instructions on how to make them if that is all you want to make.
Looks good! Would love to try this..
These wagon wheels look scrumptious! I used to eat them as a kid but haven’t had wagon wheels for yonks! Love that these are keto and healthier than the originals! Pinning for later!
Wagon wheels are one of those treats that you can’t help but love, and have fond memories from childhood. Brilliant idea to make your own, and these do look amazing.Thanks so much Helen and so true.
What a treat! OH my! Beautifully made and sure it tastes just as delicious!Thanks Michelle. Try them! They don’t disappoint!
Wagon wheels are so good! Love this KETO version! Great for needing to treat that sweet tooth and keep it low carb!Thanks Tisha
Wagon wheels were a childhood favourite of mine. I had no idea they were originally Australian! These sugar-free wagon wheels look amazing, will have to try them. Thanks for sharing.You are most welcome Michelle. Originally they were a lot bigger too! 😂
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