This is the best keto bread recipe for your ketogenic lifestyle! Easy to make and tastes amazing, especially toasted with some butter on it!
When people start a low carb or ketogenic lifestyle I find one of the food s they miss the most is BREAD. Bread plays such a big role in the typical high carb diet and is one of the foods that increases glucose levels in our body and isn’t very healthy at all. If you are trying to lose weight, it can be very difficult if you eat bread.
So what do you do when you have that craving for bread and you are doing low carb? You make KETO bread!
Keto bread is actually better then you might think. I toasted mine, as you can see in the pic above. I love it toasted and I didn’t use a toaster to do this. I toasted it in a frying pan for a few minutes on each side with a little butter on it to help it brown. It turned out perfect! You can add peanut butter, butter or even an egg to the top after you toast it. You can also make yummy low carb sandwiches out of keto bread. It can also be used to make croutons for salads or breadcrumbs for recipes. The possibilities are endless.
Keto bread is very easy to make and only calls for a few ingredients. You will need to find a store that sells almond flour. It is becoming more common to see various kinds of flour sold in stores now as many people discover they have issues with eating gluten. Almond flour is gluten free.
Each slice of this bread has 1.35 grams of net carbs so it perfect for your keto approved food list.
My kids tried the bread the other night with Keto Chili and they really liked it! They actually dipped it into their chili! YUMMY!
Keto bread stores well in the fridge and can be frozen as well. Slice it as you go so it stays fresh! Enjoy!
Recipe note: When mixing ingredients do not over mix. You want your Keto bread to be light and airy!
Nutrition for one serving/slice:
Calories: 90
Fat: 8g
Protein: 4g
Carbs: 1g
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Keto Bread - Gluten Free - Low Carb
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups almond flour
- 6 large eggs Separated
- 4 tbsp Butter melted
- 3 tsp baking powder
- 1/4 tsp cream of tartar
- 1 pinch salt
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375 or 190 Celsius
- Separate the egg whites from the yolks. In a hand or stand mixer to beat egg whites and Cream of Tartar until soft peaks form.
- Use a hand mixer to beat egg yolks, butter, almond flour, baking powder and salt. Mix well until combined. The dough will be thick.
- Add 1/3 of the beaten egg whites to the almond flour dough mixture and mix together.
- Add the rest of the egg whites to the dough mixture and combine. Do not over mix!
- Buttered a 8x4 loaf pan and add bread mixture.
- Bake for 30 minutes. Check to make sure bread is cooked with a toothpick.
Anonymous says
Looks yummy I will try it
Leona says
I’m going to try this..very simple ingredients and easy ..I hope it’s as good as it looks 😊
Christine Lucey says
Looking forward to trying this. Hope it tastes as good as it looks.
Anonymous says
I will be trying this recipe😊
SheilaD says
This is an awesome recipe! Thanks!
My Keto Recipes says
You’re welcome
Anonymous says
I made this and added ground flax seed and cinnamon…..very good!
Donna Day says
How long will it keep?
Anonymous says
Omg it looks amazing and i do miss bread in fact we were just talking about using my keto pizza crust as our bread but to make a loaf sounds like more fun! Thanks for sharing
KELLY says
love your recipes!
My Keto Recipes says
Thank you!
Joyce Kuipers says
can you use regular flou r?
My Keto Recipes says
If you use regular flour it wouldn’t be keto approved
Anonymous says
Going to make this bread tomorrow thank you
My Keto Recipes says
You’re welcome
Anonymous says
Can you use coconut flour instead of almond flour
My Keto Recipes says
No you can’t its not the same
Anonymous says
Whats the difference in almond flour and coconut flour
ELAINE KENNEY says
Coconut flour is has less moisture
Anonymous says
I am a diabetic and also need to loose 75lbs
My Keto Recipes says
Doing low carb will help. You can talk to your doctor about doing a ketogenic diet. it has helps many diabetics lose weight and get healthier.
Anonymous says
Does it have to be almond flour I don’t recall seeing that flour.
My Keto Recipes says
Yes it does to be low carb. It’s in the natural food section at any food store.
ELAINE KENNEY says
Also look in the baking or gluten free aisle
Brenda Poole says
I am going to try this Me to bread recipe as well. It looks delicious. Thanks.
Leslie says
I made this and it tasted good, more like cornbread texture though, but to be expected since its almond flour.
Tracy says
Just curious… I’m about to make this bread and I noticed that youre serving size listed is one loaf does that mean the nutritional breakdown at the top is for the whole loaf or is that for one slice?
My Keto Recipes says
Nutrition for one serving/slice:
Calories: 90
Fat: 8g
Protein: 4g
Carbs: 1g
Teresa Yarbrough says
I have acid reflux, Almond Flour is gentle on my digestive. This Keto Bread is a “Winner”
Evie says
Just made this and it was amazing. Followed the recipe exactly as is. Thank you for a great recipe.
Kristina Fanzega says
This recipe is AMAZING. Better than most regular gluten free breads . Thank u
Haley says
does this recipe work without egg? i’m allergic and wondering if you’ve experimented at all?
Michelle Reimann says
So happy th find this recipe. I was looking for Gluten free and i was also researching Keto (I have to eat better with having MS) Thank you souch for sharing.
Stacy says
Do you need xanthan gum?
My Keto Recipes says
I didn’t add any
Anonymous says
This bread is delicious!!!
Susan says
Thrilled to find Canadian site. Thank you for net carb info on this one.
Anonymous says
I will be making this today
Jsckie says
Can I use baking powder instead of cream of tartar? What’s a good substitute?
Anonymous says
If you don’t have a mixer can you use a hand whisk ?
Monique says
I have doubled the recipe baking time + 15 minutes different seeds added yummie. greetings from the Netherlands Europe
Hope says
What’s the fiber in a piece?
Anonymous says
How many carbs per slice, these recipes always leave out that information.
Kelly Creed says
This is the best keto bread I have tried. I made with your chili recipe and it was a hit all around. I think I will add some cinnamon when I toast it next. Thanks for sharing!!
Gail hadley says
Love this recipe! I want to make it in my air fryer oven, do u think the temp would b the same?
Lucy says
This recipe is awesome…I have made it before but I got it from Keto Connect two years ago on youtube… it’s great though…love love it…
Anonymous says
Does this bread taste like egg?
sharon benton says
tried your bread the taste was great however my loaf would not release from the pan i buttered it should i have used parchment paper like most recipes?
Liza says
I use cooking spray instead. Popped right out.
Anonymous says
This is the first keto bread that I’ve made that I actually like. I had a slice when it was warm out of the oven and put a nice pat of butter on it. YUM! Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Connie Martin says
Does this recipe work at altitude? 6,300′ Makes a big difference with baked goods.
Anonymous says
I tried this recipe and it turns out good. It taste so “eggy” but it’s okay with me. Next time maybe I will add stevia, some seeds and cinnamon. Thank you for this recipe.
Ally says
Oil olive a good substitute for butter?
tar rafi says
Hi, does this bread toasted (or on the pan) have a regular toasted bread crunch? I miss that the most.
Liza says
How long will this keep in the fridge?
Bev mosteller says
I made it love it and so easy
Johanne says
Does your bread rise?
Renee says
Does this need to be stored in the fridge?