“I play around a lot with bread, and this was another attempt. The texture is great and you should give it a try. Baked using bicarbonate of soda (baking soda), eggs, and a combination of almond and coconut flours, this bread took a few attempts to get me to this point. Since ingredients are pricey (and I want you to succeed first time) I encourage you to follow the recipe closely. The loaf you shape (which is fairly small) will slice into approximately 8 mini slices, but the dense texture makes each slice rather filling. The macros are calculated per two slices of (35g / 1.2oz) each, so adjust accordingly. Enjoy topped with cream cheese or goat’s cheese and smoked salmon for a posh afternoon tea option, like I did here.” – Monya

“These are similar to my Quick Keto Chia Bread recipe , except I made these in ramekins. Ramekins are ideal because they create perfect little shapes (which I slice in half). This recipe will make 2 muffins and yield 4 slices, as pictured. The macros are calculated as 1 serving / muffin being cut into 2 slices. Top with a poached egg or butter and good-quality prosciutto, like I did on my Low-carb Prosciutto Muffins or make a super-posh Keto Salmon Eggs Benedict.” – Monya

“Even in Life Before Keto, I rarely ate bread. When I did indulge, I always regretted it afterwards. I felt bloated and miserable and wouldn’t poop for a week (no bacon butty is worth that! I have therefore never missed bread when starting keto. However, being human and all, the craving for a slice of toast with butter-and-Bovril still hits me every now and again! I am well-chuffed with this alternative! Give it a try and then pat yourself on the back for being so dedicated.” – Monya
