Cucumber Guacamole Appetizer Bites

Cucumber Guacamole Appetizer Bites are a healthy appetizer that’s extra easy to make and so fun to nibble on! And this is perfect to serve for game-day food or any type of get-together.

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These Cucumber Guacamole Appetizer Bites are tasty and a perfect idea for finger food! Of course, this cucumber appetizer is a variation of the Cucumber Hummus Bites I’ve been making for years. Those are amazing if you don’t mind the carbs, but this version with guacamole is low in carbs and gluten-free.

For the guacamole bites, I added a slight change to this barely-a-recipe recipe, hollowing out the cucumber with a melon baller. And this is a delicious idea for a good low-carb way to deliver guacamole to your mouth!

And a reader named Dana suggested replacing the chili powder with Tajin Seasoning (affiliate link) which I think is a great idea! I hope you try this next time you’re looking for an easy appetizer.

What ingredients do you need?

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• cucumber, preferably European cucumber
• guacamole (see notes if you want to make your own)
• Chili Powder (affiliate link) or Tajin Seasoning (affiliate link), for sprinkling on top

Want more ideas with cucumbers?

You can use Cucumber Recipes to see all the idea on my site for this favorite low-carb vegetable!

How low in carbs are Cucumber Guacamole Appetizer Bites?

Each piece of cucumber stuffed with guacamole has only 1 net carb!

How to Make Cucumber Guacamole Appetizer Bites:

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1. Use European cucumbers wrapped in plastic for this recipe.
2. Use a melon baller (affiliate link) to scoop out the center of a slice of cucumber that’s about 5/8 inch thick.
3. If you have plenty of time to make my Homemade Guacamole, that will make these even better.
4. This time I just bought guacamole from Costco and that also was great for this.
5. The trick that makes this easy is to put the guacamole into a small zip-loc bag, snip off the corner, and squeeze out enough guacamole to fill the center of each piece of cucumber.
6. Then if you’d like sprinkle the guacamole with the tiniest pinch of Chili Powder (affiliate link) or Tajin Seasoning (affiliate link)
7. That. Is. All. Eat and enjoy!
8. This will be a hit with all the guacamole lovers at a party, but it’s also easy enough to make for yourself whenever you need a little guacamole in your life!

More Tasty Ideas with Guacamole:

• Best Homemade Guacamole (with or without Cilantro)
• Easy Guacamole Tostadas (Low-Carb)
• Seven-Layer Dip Tostadas
• Southwestern Omelet
• Slow Cooker Barbecue Chicken

Want more ideas for Low-Carb Appetizers?

If you’d like to see lots more ideas for appetizers, I added this to my post of Amazing Keto Appetizer Recipes, and that round-up has so many good ideas!

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4.5 Stars (39 Reviews)

Yield: 8 servings

Cucumber Guacamole Appetizer Bites

Prep Time 20 minutes

Total Time 20 minutes

Easy Cucumber Guacamole Appetizer Bites are fun to nibble on. And this tasty appetizer with cucumber and guacamole is gluten-free and extra low in carbs!

Ingredients

• 1 large European cucumber
• 1 cup guacamole (see notes)
• chili powder (or Tajin Seasoning) for sprinkling on top

Instructions

1. Wash and dry the outside of the cucumber if needed. Peel off strips of the skin if you like that look, or don’t like the taste of the skin.
2. Cut the cucumber into slices that are about 5/8 inch thick, discarding the ends.
3. Use a melon baller (affiliate link) to carefully scoop out the center of each cucumber slice to create a small cup.
4. Put the guacamole into a small ZipLoc bag; then carefully snip off the corner of the bag.
5. Lay cucumber pieces out on a serving dish, with the scooped side up. Carefully squeeze out enough guacamole to fill the center of each piece of cucumber.
6. Sprinkle each Cucumber Guacamole Bite one with the tiniest pinch of chile powder or Tajin.
7. Serve right away and enjoy.

Notes

Don’t make them too far in advance because the cucumbers do release a little water after they’re cut.

You can use my Homemade Guacamole or purchased guacamole for this recipe. (Use more or less guacamole depending on how big the cucumber is and how full you like them.)

Serving size for nutritional information is two appetizer bites.

This recipe created by Kalyn.

Nutrition Information

Yield

8

Serving Size

2 appetizer bites
Amount Per Serving Calories 52Total Fat 4gSaturated Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 4gCholesterol 0mgSodium 124mgCarbohydrates 4gFiber 2gSugar 2gProtein 0g

Nutrition information is automatically calculated by the Recipe Plug-In I am using. I am not a nutritionist and cannot guarantee 100% accuracy, since many variables affect those calculations.

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Low-Carb Diet / Low-Glycemic Diet / South Beach Diet Suggestions:
These easy Cucumber Guacamole Appetizer Bites are low-carb, Keto, low-glycemic, gluten-free, dairy-free, meatless, vegan and South Beach Diet friendly. When it comes to healthy appetizers, this is the bomb!

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Historical Notes for this Recipe:
This extra easy appetizer of cucumbers filled with guacamole was first posted in 2016. It was last updated with more information in 2026,