
New Year’s is just a few days away, and if you’re anything like me, you’re already thinking about what kind of special treat will make it onto the table. I post a new recipe here every Sunday, and for this final stretch of the year, I knew I wanted to share something a little unexpected — something carnivore, but still worthy of a celebration.
That’s when Carnivore Tiramisu popped into my head. And honestly? It makes perfect sense. At its core, tiramisu is really just a rich, airy mousse made from mascarpone and eggs — both proudly animal-based. Yes, traditional tiramisu relies on savoiardi biscuits, but if you’ve been around my blog for a while, you know I already have plenty of carnivore-friendly baked goods that work beautifully in this layered dessert.
Classic tiramisu also includes coffee and marsala wine. While wine didn’t make the cut here, coffee absolutely did. Many carnivores enjoy it, and it adds that unmistakable tiramisu flavor. That said, if you prefer to keep things strictly animal-based, heavy cream works just as well for soaking the base.
I’ve intentionally kept this recipe very simple — no sweeteners, no flavorings, no extras. Think of it as a blank canvas. If you’re curious about ways to tweak it, add sweetness, or play with flavors, don’t miss the Tips for Variations at the end of the post.
Creamy, rich, and quietly impressive, this Carnivore Tiramisu is perfect for ringing in the New Year — and just as fitting for any special occasion you want to celebrate throughout the year.
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