By Melasia Saavedra
Greek Yogurt Brownies
1 step
Prep:30minCook:25min
Most eggless recipes rely on flax eggs or applesauce, which can lead to a gummy or cakey result, but these stay dense, fudgy, and normal.
Updated at: Tue, 27 Oct 2026 13:28:55 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Good
Glycemic Index
47
Low
Glycemic Load
2
Low
Nutrition per serving
Calories59.1 kcal (3%)
Total Fat4.3 g (6%)
Carbs4.6 g (2%)
Sugars2.5 g (3%)
Protein1.6 g (3%)
Sodium3.2 mg (0%)
Fiber1.6 g (6%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
8 servings
Almond
Flour, you’ve got a few options here, The ones in the pictures were made with whole wheat, but I’ve also tested them with all-purpose flour and Bob’s Red Mill Gluten-free 1-to-1 Baking Flour for the gluten-free option, Each version is equally delicious they all look the same flour, and anything else that’s not a 1:1 sub for all-purpose flour will not work
coconut flour
Cocoa powder
I made these using Dutch-process cocoa powder you don’t have that Hershey’s Special Dark is a good sub more below about using natural cocoa powder, like Hershey’s
Coconut oil
or butter I used refined coconut oil because I prefer my brownies without any coconut taste If you don’t mind that, feel free to use unrefined Butter also works great I’m pretty sure neutral-tasting oils like light olive oil, canola, or vegetable oil would work, but I haven’t tested them in this specific egg-free version yet
Greek yogurt
please read below for more important info about the yogurt! Please note there’s no sub for it in this recipe Chia eggs and flax eggs won’t work here
Granulated sugar
or coconut sugar -, both are great Substituting a liquid sweetener won’t work and would result in a liquidy mess, but other granulated sweeteners like maple sugar would probably work I’ve never had keto sweeteners work out in my brownie recipes, so I really recommend not even trying
Instructions
Step 1
You just need a generous 3/4 cup of full-fat Greek yogurt, which adds an amazing taste and creates a perfectly rich, chocolaty texture – with a bit of added protein! They can be made with all-purpose, whole wheat or gluten-free flour. First published in 2021 and updated in 2026 with new tips and info – the recipe remains exactly the same!
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