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Easy Almond Bread Recipe (Paleo, Vegan, Keto & Whole-30!)



Whether you follow a gluten-free, paleo, vegan, keto or whole-30 lifestyle, or if you’re just looking for a nutritious loaf you can master at home, this easy vegan almond bread recipe is for you! The high-protein, high-fiber almond bread is made without eggs and without yeast. It’s perfect for toasting and makes for a filling breakfast, lunch or snack. I will show you how to make almond bread from scratch, and stay tuned to see my favorite ways to serve it!

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29 Comments

  1. Thank you so much for tuning in! Let me know if you give this vegan almond bread recipe a try (and how you like to eat it 😊). Also, if you enjoy the video and feel inspired to hit that thumbs up sign, I’d greatly appreciate it!

  2. Just as a heads up: Stevia is not Whole30 compliant. From their website: No added sugar, real or artificial. This includes (but is not limited to) maple syrup, honey, agave nectar, coconut sugar, date syrup, monk fruit extract, stevia, Splenda, Equal, Nutrasweet, and xylitol. If there is added sugar in the ingredient list, it’s out.

  3. Thank you for your recipe. Since any vegetable oil is not Paleo, what oil could I use instead? Would EVOO, ghee or melted coconut oil work? Also will this recipe work without the stevia/sugar? Thank you again

  4. This is an amazing recipe! My mother recently developed intolerances for both dairy and gluten at the age of 53 and was finding it pretty hard to cope with the change. I found this recipe and baked it and she has been in love with it! Made her feel more comfortable with her recent dietary changes. Thanks Nicki!

  5. is the nutrition information somewhere? i looked on the website but didn’t see the nutritional information. also what can you substitute for the psyllium husk, or can you leave it out?

  6. I just made this and when it cooled I ate half the loaf – pieces dipped in heated butter and honey and cream. So yummmmy, almost like a french toast. Thank you for my new favorite bread.
    I subbed flaxseed powder for psyllium and didnt soak the chia seeds, also honey for the sugar. Could any of those be the reason why it came out cake like? Perhaps more flaxseed powder than the psyllium is needed (I did 1:1) or soaking the chia seeds?

  7. That's a BIG Fat NO to Canola oil! And NO to ANY SEED Oils! Canola and any seed oils will cancel out the "healthy" of this bread. That's why I would never be vegan. I think I will replace that safflower oil with coconut oil or ghee or butter. This popped up on my feed because I'm keto, although dirty keto. 😂

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