How To Make Low-Carb Angel Food Cake For Diabetics

How To Make Low-Carb Angel Food Cake For Diabetics
How To Make Low-Carb Angel Food Cake For Diabetics

Angel Food Cake Mug Cake for diabetics is an easy, single-serving treat that’s ready in minutes. Cook along with Olivia for a simple yet healthy indulgence now!

The Angel Food Cake Mug Cake for diabetics offers a light and airy dessert in just minutes. The sugar-free Angle Food Cake combines the classic flavors of angel cake with the ease of microwave cooking. Join Olivia in making this delicious and effortless dessert for your next sweet craving!

Is Angel Food Cake Mug good for diabetics?

The answer is yes. Compared to other cakes, Angel Food Cake Mug is a better option for everyone, especially diabetics. The main ingredients are sugar and flour, so you can use less sugar, sugar substitutes or wheat flour. Note that always check blood sugar levels after eating diabetic Angle Food Cake to keep track of your health.

How to make Angel Food Cake for Diabetics? 

If you want to learn how to create a free sugar Angel Food Cake with Olivia’s guide now. Known as “foods for angles”, the Angel Food Cake Mug recipe is perfect for a quick and less sugar treat, combining with a light and soft flavor. 

Kitchen Tools You’ll Need

Here are some essential kitchen tools that I suggest to you, ensuring your banking process is smooth and quick. On busy days, angel food cake mugs are my son and I’s favorite breakfast.

  • Microwave-safe mug.
  • Mixing bowls.
  • Electric mixer.
  • Measuring cups and spoons.
  • Sifter.
  • Spatula.
  • Rubber scraper.
  • Cooling rack (optional).
Basic Cooking Tools For Angel Food Cake
Basic cooking tools

Ingredients for Diabetic Angle Food Cake

Below are the main components to cook a light and fluffy cake for 4 people. You can adjust quantities and ingredients to suit the number of servings and personal needs. 

Name of ingredientContent
All-purpose flour80 gram
Milk80 ml
Egg6
Sugar60 gram
Vanilla extract2 teaspoon
Cooking oil40 ml

Instructions to make Diabetic Angle Food Cake’s cup

Honestly, I want to share that making an Angel Food Cake for diabetics is a fun and simple process. I’ll walk you through an all-in-one guide to create your mug cake that turns out perfectly healthy and delicious. 

Step 1: Whisking eggs

Whiskey 6 Eggs In A Bowl
Whiskey 6 eggs in a bowl
  • You require 6 big fresh eggs. Separate the whites from the yolks since this angel food cake recipe only utilizes the whites of the eggs. You can use the yolks in other recipes, such as salted egg yolks for savory buns.
  • Whisk the egg whites with 1 teaspoon of cream of tartar, adding gradually 60 grams granulated sugar while whisking. Continue whisking until the egg whites become stiff.
  • Meanwhile, preheat your oven to 150°C for 10 minutes using the top and bottom heat settings, and turn on the convection fan if your oven has one.

Step 2: Mixing flavor

Mix Thoroughly Eggs With Flour, Cooking Oil And Vanilla Extract
Mix thoroughly eggs with flour, cooking oil and vanilla extract
  • In a bowl, mix 80 ml milk, 80 grams all-purpose flour, 40 ml cooking oil, and 2 teaspoons vanilla extract. Mix everything together. 
  • Add a small portion of the whipped egg whites to the flour mixture and fold it gently to loosen the batter. After which, fold the flour mixture back to the remaining whipped egg whites and gently fold until combined.

Step 3: Baking Angel Food Cake Mug’s cup

Microwave Mug For 1 Hour
Microwave mug for 1 hour
  • One needs an 18 cm diameter round pan with a central tube. No lining with parchment paper or greasing is needed for the Angel Food Cake in the pan. Pour the batter into the pan and spread it evenly. Place the pan in the oven and set the timer for 60 minutes.
  • About 10 minutes before the baking is complete, open the oven door and turn the pan 180 degrees to provide even baking. If your cake top isn’t golden, bake for an additional 20 minutes. The total time in the oven will range from 60-80 minutes.

Step 4: Removing the cake from the pan

The angel food cake mug is done when it has turned a golden brown and springs back when the center of it is pressed gently. This is how you will know when to remove your angel food cake mug from the oven.

After removing the cake from the oven, invert it onto the neck of a bottle and let it cool completely. Allow the mug cake to cool before loosening its edges with a knife and removing it from the pan.

Nutrition facts of Angel Food Cake for Diabetics

The sugar free Angel Food Cake is not only a delightful treat but also good for your health. You can discover nutritional factors below to understand more.  

NutrientAmount% Daily Value
Calories1332 kcal67%
Protein48 grams96%
Fat68.9 grams 106%
Carbohydrates128.6 grams43%
Fiber2.4 grams9.6%

Note: % Daily Value is based on a 2000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

Recipe variations for Diabetic Angle Food Cake

You can spice up your mug cake with special ingredients, such as fresh fruits or some vanilla drops, nuts, berries,… Here are some Olivia’s suggestions, hopefully you will have more good ideas to vary your Angel Food Cake for diabetics.

Fresh Berries Angel Food Cake Mug
Fresh berries Angel Food Cake Mug

Berry Delight Angel Food Cake Mug

The Berry Delight Angel Food Cake Mug is what you want for that fruity twist. Adding fresh blueberries, raspberries, or strawberries to the batter creates pools of juiciness in this cake. Each bite bursts with berry goodness, enhancing the light and airy texture brought out by the classic Angel Food Cake.

Cinnamon Swirl Angel Food Cake Mug

Adding cinnamon swirl to this dessert brings the warm, spicy flavor in the Cinnamon Swirl Angel Food Cake Mug. Mix a teaspoon of cinnamon into the batter for the comfort of a fragrance cake. The cinnamon mixed well with the light taste of the angel food cake, and thus, this was a treat to be perfect to cozy up to any time of the day.

Citrus Zest Angel Food Cake Mug

The Citrus Zest Angel Food Cake Mug is a bright, refreshing way to jazz up your dessert. Add a teaspoon of lemon or orange zest to the batter for extra freshness. The tang of the citrus cuts beautifully through the sweetness of the cake to create a refreshing treat.

Spiced Apple Angel Food Cake Mug

The Spiced Apple Angel Food Cake for diabetics combines two comfort food flavors in one. Fold in some small chunks of apple and a pinch of nutmeg and cinnamon into the batter. Apples come out tender, full of flavor, and spices warm with interest in the cake.

Olivia’s helpful tips for Diabetic Angle Food Cake’s combinations

Ever followed exactly the cake instruction, you only find the flavor’s wasn’t right? Don’t worry, to ensure your baking process is more simply and quickly, you should check out below practical tips from Olivia:  

  • Balanced flavors:  Any new ingredient added to the mix should all play nice with one another in terms of flavor. Adding chocolate chips, for instance, would call for a slight amount of sea salt in the dough for it to draw out the richness in the chocolate. 
  • Adjust cooking time:  Extra ingredients like fruits or nuts will influence the consistency of the batter and, therefore, may alter how long it cooks. You can change the cooking time to how well it is cooked. Start with the recommended time and add 10-15 seconds at a time if necessary. 
  • Use fresh ingredients: Fresh ingredients can bring a huge amount of improvement in flavor into a cake. The flavor of fresh berries, citrus zest, or even vanilla beans will be more concentrated and genuine compared with dried ones or those artificially flavored and scented. Fresh ingredients not only enhance the flavor but also impart a natural aroma that complements the overall experience.
  • Consider dietary preferences: Since this is going to be given to a person who has diet restrictions, for instance, diabetics. For example, this would include using sugar alternatives or gluten-free flour so that the recipe caters to certain people’s needs without affecting the taste. Many alternatives can be substituted, such as almond flour to replace gluten or stevia for low-calorie sweetening, to make sure everyone gets to enjoy the treat.
  • Frozen Angel Food Cake: If you can not finish all the cake and want to preserve its flavor for the next time, you can store it in the refrigerator within 1 week. Cut the cake into small pieces and place them in freezer-safe bags.

What are ingredient substitutes for Diabetic Angle Food Cake’s cup? 

In some cases, you will not have enough components to make an free-sugar Angel Food Cake Mug. At that time, you can consider some ingredient substitutes here: 

  • All-purpose flour: You can use cake flour in place of all-purpose flour for that much lighter Angel Food Cake Mug. If you do not have cake flour, you can even mix whole wheat flour with cornstarch at a 1:1 ratio. This will not only help to attain a similar texture but also increase its health aspect to some extent.
  • Eggs: If you really have to replace eggs, 6 tablespoons of egg whites can be used in their stead, although you would want to include another liquid to balance out your volume. Many commercial egg replacements for baking – available in stores are a mix of starches that have leavening properties to take the place of the egg in the recipe.
  • Milk: You can use almond milk, soy milk, or oat milk to make it dairy-free. How each of these is different is that all will slightly alter the taste and texture, though all of them keep the cake moist enough. Use in the same amount called for in the original recipe.
  • Granulated sugar: Coconut sugar, honey, or maple syrup may be considered. If using honey or maple syrup, adjust the amount of liquid ingredients in the recipe to achieve proper batter consistency.
  • Vanilla extract: If vanilla extract is too sweet, almond extract, lemon extract, or a shot of rum are still good choices. Of course, each of these stand-ins will give the cake its own flavor, so pick based on your taste.
  • Cooking oil: Use melted coconut oil, unsalted butter, or Greek yogurt instead. Any of these will slightly alter it, both in terms of texture and taste. Melted coconut oil or butter will give richness, while Greek yogurt will bring a hint of tang and some additional moisture.

What can Diabetic Angle Food Cake be served with?

What Can Angel Food Cake Mug Be Served With?
Eat Angel Food Cake Mug with fresh fruits

If you want to add more special flavor for your healthy Angel Food Cake Mug, you can eat with a variety of accompaniments. Each toppings offer a unique  touch, let’s choose based on your personal preference.  

  • Fresh fruits: Of course, fresh berries, for example, strawberries, blueberries,… will bring freshness and create a refreshing and balanced treat for you. 
  • Whipped cream: A dollop of cream provides a rich, creamy visual without overlapping subtle flavor for your cake. You should use enough cream to keep your dish isn’t too sweet.

Why you’ll love this recipe

You’ll love the Angel Food Cake Mug for diabetics, especially because it is low in sugar and easy to prepare. The mug cake with its airy, fluffy texture will give you quite literally the best feeling of any sweet indulgence without actually being too indulgent. It takes less than a minute to prepare, hence is very quick, and calls for only a few ingredients along with a microwave, making it ideal for that quick dessert or a cozy treat.

However, together with the fact that an free-sugar Angel Food Cake Mug is an extremely versatile dessert, enables it to be personalized according to your favorite toppings. You can use fresh berries, whipped cream, or chocolate ganache. So you adjust each serving according to your mood and taste, which becomes quite a nice and adjustable dessert.

How To Make Low-Carb Angel Food Cake For Diabetics

How To Make Low-Carb Angel Food Cake For Diabetics

Angel Food Cake Mug Cake is an easy, single-serving treat that’s ready in minutes. Cook along with Olivia for a simple yet delicious indulgence now!
4.34 from 9 votes
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 1 hour
Course Cakes
Cuisine American
Servings 4
Calories 1332 kcal

Equipment

  • Microwave-safe mug
  • Mixing bowls
  • Electric mixer
  • Measuring cups and spoons
  • Sifter
  • Spatula
  • Rubber scraper
  • Cooling rack (optional)

Ingredients
  

  • 80 gram All-purpose flour
  • 80 ml Milk
  • 6 Egg
  • 60 gram Sugar
  • 2 teaspoon Vanilla extract
  • 40 ml Cooking oil

Instructions
 

  • Step 1: Whisking eggs
    You require 6 big fresh eggs. Separate the whites from the yolks since this angel food cake recipe only utilizes the whites of the eggs. You can use the yolks in other recipes, such as salted egg yolks for savory buns.
    Whisk the egg whites with 1 teaspoon of cream of tartar, adding gradually 60 grams granulated sugar while whisking. Continue whisking until the egg whites become stiff.
    Meanwhile, preheat your oven to 150°C for 10 minutes using the top and bottom heat settings, and turn on the convection fan if your oven has one.
    Whiskey 6 Eggs In A Bowl
  • Step 2: Mixing flavor
    In a bowl, mix 80 ml milk, 80 grams all-purpose flour, 40 ml cooking oil, and 2 teaspoons vanilla extract. Mix everything together.
    Add a small portion of the whipped egg whites in the flour mixture and fold it gently to loosen the batter. After which, fold the flour mixture back to the remaining whipped egg whites and gently fold until combined.
    Mix Thoroughly Eggs With Flour, Cooking Oil And Vanilla Extract
  • Step 3: Baking Angel Food Cake Mug’s cup
    One needs an 18 cm diameter round pan with a central tube. No lining with parchment paper or greasing is needed for the Angel Food Cake in the pan. Pour the batter into the pan and spread it evenly. Place the pan in the oven and set the timer for 60 minutes.
    About 10 minutes before the baking is complete, open the oven door and turn the pan 180 degrees to provide even baking. If your cake top isn't golden, bake for an additional 20 minutes. The total time in the oven will range from 60-80 minutes.
    Microwave Mug For 1 Hour
  • Step 4: Removing the cake from the pan
    The angel food cake mug is done when it has turned a golden brown and springs back when the center of it is pressed gently. This is how you will know when to remove your angel food cake mug from the oven.
    After removing the cake from the oven, invert it onto the neck of a bottle and let it cool completely. Allow the mug cake to cool before loosening its edges with a knife and removing it from the pan.
Keyword angel food cake mug

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size1
Servings4
Amount Per Serving
Calories1332
% Daily Value *

Conclusion

Last but not least, the Angel Food Cake Mug for diabetics is one of the best options, with favorite light, quick, and on-demand dessert. You will really have fun over this light dessert during any evening, whether it be spent home alone or having friends around. We hope Olivia’s insights and suggestions influence you to give this very healthy recipe a shot and indulge in a delicious, personalized dessert.

Olivia

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11 Comments

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  2. I just made the mix and then tried a mug cake…OMG, it’s like a flavored angel food cake. I used a strawberry supreme cake mix, and it’s so good!

  3. I used the Angel Food cake mix from Ovilia, which had two pouches. I just emptied them both into the bag with another flavored cake mix. It worked great!

  4. I love Ice Maiden Cakes too! But what should you do with the unused portion after two months? Is there a way to use it all at once? By the way, I’ve kept mine in a plastic nut jar for almost a year, and it’s still good! I just rotate the jar a few times to stir it back up if it’s been sitting for a while!

  5. I have never mixed with Angel Food Cake. After seeing this recipe I tried that, and it’s ok, but it just dilutes the chocolate cake flavor I love so much. *IF* if changed the texture, it was not detectable by me & my family.

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  7. I love this recipe! Turns out just like an oven-baked funfetti cake. Just don’t cook it to long or it may be a little dry.

  8. Quick and simple to make. 5 stars. Just a tad too sweet. I will drop the sugar to 1tbls next time. Other than that it was perfect. Thank you for sharing.

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