August 17, 2026Updated September 16, 2026Total time: 3 hrs 20 minMakes: 12 pieces
Salted caramel is one of those flavors that usually means a lot of sugar, but allulose caramels behave almost exactly like the real thing, they get glossy and amber and pourable, and they don't seize up hard the way sugar-free caramels made with other sweeteners tend to.
Swirled into sweetened yogurt and frozen, this tastes like a salted caramel frozen yogurt bar broken into shards. The caramel stays soft enough to actually bite through straight from the freezer, which is the whole point.
Greek yogurt under a soft allulose caramel, frozen and snapped into shards. 45 calories and 3g of protein a piece, and it keeps a month in the…
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Prep15 min
Cook5 min
Total3 hrs 20 min
Yield12pieces
Ingredients
Scale
Scaled from the original recipe. Unnumbered amounts (a pinch, a splash) don’t change, and nutrition stays per serving.
Instructions
Make the caramel first. Melt the butter in a small saucepan over medium heat, then whisk in the 3 tablespoons of allulose until dissolved.
Let it simmer for 2 to 3 minutes, whisking occasionally, until it turns a light amber color and thickens slightly.
Remove from heat and whisk in the heavy cream and a pinch of salt. It will bubble up, keep whisking until smooth. Let cool for 10 minutes, it will keep thickening as it cools.
While the caramel cools, line a baking sheet with parchment and whisk the yogurt, remaining allulose, and vanilla together until smooth. Spread evenly onto the parchment.
Drizzle the cooled caramel over the yogurt in ribbons and swirl gently with a knife.
Sprinkle with flaky sea salt.
Freeze for at least 3 hours, or until solid. Because it's made with allulose instead of a sugar alcohol, the caramel stays soft even straight from the freezer instead of turning rock hard.
Break into pieces and serve straight from the freezer.
Estimated from the ingredients listed above; actual values will vary with brands and swaps.
Tips & swaps
Allulose behaves closer to real sugar than erythritol does, it doesn't crystallize or turn grainy as it cools, which is what keeps this caramel soft instead of turning into a hard candy shell.
Watch the caramel closely once it starts to simmer, it can go from light amber to too dark quickly.
Keeps in a freezer bag for up to a month.
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