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THE BEST KETO BREAD RECIPE – TASTES LIKE A REAL BREAD!!



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27 Comments

  1. The ingredients for this is like making a cake not bread. Bread doesn’t have baking powder or eggs. It literally has no ingredients. But I guess this would be since tasting cake.

  2. Have to try this but the amount of Psyllium Husk and Flax meal is a lot… considering it is ground finely as well? I will try but will have to cut back on that fibre a bit for my gut…. Thank you for the recipe. Cheers

  3. I'm at a loss. The bread tasted great but there was no rise whatsoever. My baking powder is fresh and so were my eggs. The only difference is that I used a regular oven vs a convection oven. Would that be the reason???

  4. I made this yesterday and it's probably the best keto bread I've had. I mostly have quick and easy keto mug bread ("horns up") at breakfast but needed a change. This one took some making but will get easier. It was well worth the effort. It magically tastes like normal sour dough bread. The vinegar seems to emulate the sourness really well. A great find. I wonder if it freezes well. Any thoughts?

  5. Zuska my bread is 204.5 temp but feels still wet inside and it didn’t rise like yours and it’s stuck in the pan although I greased it with coconut oil!😟Also that looks like a meal for two not one person.

  6. As much as I thought this was the first keto bread that actually looks delicious, the cost of this was astronomical. I live in Australia and a normal loaf of bread costs around $4 to $6 for a good loaf (including all the preservatives and gums to prolong the shelf life). I have made my own bread with bread flour, yeast, water and salt for a few years now and costs just over 50c to make and a lot healthier than the shop bought bread. By adding up all of your ingredients this would cost me here in Australia over $14.50 for the exact loaf that you made. I'm sorry but I would be broke in a few short months no matter how delicious or healthier it was. That to me is just not sustainable. And that doesn't count for any other adjustments that I would make to go keto.

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