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The Best Keto Bread Without Eggs

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This egg-free keto bread recipe is the answer to the questions I regularly get about how to make a keto bread recipe with no eggs and that tastes like traditional wheat bread! 

And it makes, quite frankly, the best recipe for keto bread.

It takes only 20 minutes to make, and it is ideal for your keto sandwiches with only 3.6 grams of net carbs per slice!

Loaf of eggless keto bread on a kitchen towel next to a small bread knife.

Calling all the bread lovers with this new low-carb coconut flour bread recipe! Wondering how to make low-carb bread without eggs? I hear you.

There is nothing worse than an eggy taste in bread.

So this coconut flour bread recipe comes to the rescue! A dense, soft keto and eggless bread recipe, similar to my best keto bread, but with coconut flour!

What Is Keto Bread?

Keto bread is low-carb, diabetes-friendly bread made with low-carb flour and usually requires many eggs.

Therefore, most keto bread recipes have an eggy taste that many don’t appreciate.

The reason why keto bread uses so many eggs is simple. Low-carb flours are high in fibers, wheat-free, and starch-free. Starch and wheat usually bind ingredients in regular bread, forming a bulk.

To hold ingredients together, people often use eggs in keto bread recipes to create a bulky, soft, fluffy bread loaf. However, an egg is not the only way of making good keto bread loaves.

I am so excited to show you how you can actually make keto bread eggless!

Why You’ll Love This Recipe

This recipe for keto bread is amazing because it’s:

  • Egg-Free
  • Gluten-Free
  • Low-Carb
  • Keto
  • Dairy-Free
  • Vegan
  • Paleo
  • Only 15 Minutes Of Prep
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How To Make A Keto Bread Loaf Without Eggs

As mentioned before, eggs are used in keto bread recipes to hold low-carb flour together.

But, I am here going to show you that this is not the only way to make keto bread.

The trick is to use a combo of natural high-fiber ingredients that will act like eggs in your recipe.

This coconut-flour-based recipe uses a combo of whole psyllium husk and chia seed that when in contact with lukewarm water, holds low-carb flour as eggs would do.

It results in the best keto bread recipe, soft and dense with no eggy taste.

Ingredients

There are only 6 ingredients required for this recipe:

  • Coconut FlourCoconut flour is a healthy, tasty keto-flour option that comes loaded with fiber and nutrients. It’s highly water absorbent and is essential for this keto bread’s texture.
  • Almond FlourAlmond flour is my favorite low-carb flour because it’s about 7 times lower in carbs than all-purpose flour while behaving very similarly in baking recipes. Pick ultra-fine almond flour for the best results.
  • Psyllium Husk – Psyllium husk is as close to pure fiber as it gets. It contains about 70% fiber and is a great way to replace eggs. It is, however, not a straight replacer for eggs, so recipes need to be purpose-made with husk. This recipe requires whole psyllium husk, not ground.
  • Chia Seeds – You can use either white chia or black chia seeds.
  • Baking Powder – this contributes to rising the bread dough.
  • Apple Cider Vinegar

Serving Keto Bread

This keto bread recipe is delicious to make:

  • Breakfast toast – add mashed avocado on top or homemade chia seed jam or cream cheese and keto fruits like raspberries if you don’t have time to make jam.
  • Sandwiches – use two slices of this keto bread stuffed with butter, cheese, cured meat, or crunchy raw keto vegetables. You can also toast the sandwich in a sandwich press and butter the outside slices for a crispy sandwich.
  • French toast – dip the bread slices in beaten eggs and almond milk, then fry in butter. Serve with a pinch of ground cinnamon and sugar-free crystal sweetener.
Eggfree keto bread slices turned into a sandwich with lettuce, mayo, and ham.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Egg-Free Keto Baking Easy?

It’s not difficult to make keto bread without eggs. However, if you are new to the keto diet, there are a few things you must keep in mind.
1. Stick to the ingredients list – if the recipe calls for fine almond flour, don’t replace it with a coarser almond meal. Same for the whole psyllium husk, don’t use Metamucil fiber supplements in my recipes. This is not the same product as whole psyllium husk fiber. Metamucil is a husk powder that is not suitable for baking keto bread. It will turn food dry, purple, or blue.
2. Weigh ingredients – keto baking uses high-fiber flours. Too much or too little of it, even in tiny amounts, will impact the bread texture a lot. Therefore, cups are not precise enough to achieve the best result every time. In fact, when you measure ingredients in cups, it’s easy to add a little bit too much of one flour (it would dry out your bread) or miss some flour resulting in moist undercooked bread.
3. Practice. Keto baking is different from what you used for baking before. You need practice and time to learn how to bake with these new flours. Repeat the recipe, be precise. You will learn each time.
4. Find your favorite flour brands. Yes, all flour brands are different. For example, some almond flours are finer than others. Experiment with different brands until you find the one that gives the best outcomes for your keto bread. Also, remember that the most expensive brands are not necessarily the best ones. I personally use my supermarket brands to make this recipe at a very low price.

What Bread Texture Should I Expect?

The slices of this keto bread are soft, with a compact, dense crumb.
This is a gluten-free, egg-free keto bread, so it will not rise much, and will not be that fluffy or airy because there are no eggs in the eggless keto bread.
It can be slightly moist if you did not weigh the ingredients properly or if you used coarse flour.
But this can be fixed by toasting your bread slices! The taste is very similar to a whole-wheat artisan bread with no eggy taste.

Why Is My Keto Bread Doughy Or Not Cooking?

That is probably the question I get the most about egg-free keto baking. Experience shows me that doughy bread is always due to one  of 3 things:
1. You didn’t weigh your ingredients – the wrong flour/water ratio makes the dough too moist. Weigh your ingredients, don’t use cups!
2. Your husk or almond flour is too coarse and doesn’t absorb moisture. Change brand, experiment until you find your favorite one.
3. Your oven temperature is wrong/too cold. Old ovens or conventional modes are less powerful than the fan mode. You can try to increase your oven temperature by 35°F (20°C), so bake this bread at 400°F (200°C) if your oven doesn’t cook well enough.

A single slice of keto bread held above the loaf.

More Vegan Keto Bread Recipes

There are many ways to make egg-free keto bread, depending on which low-carb flour you want to use.

If you love egg-free keto bread, check my other keto bread recipes:

More Low Carb Bread Recipes

Some of my best keto recipes are bread recipes! Check out the Sweet As Honey Keto Bread below!

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Best Keto Bread Recipe Without Eggs

3.6gNet Carbs
The best keto bread recipe with coconut flour but without eggs!
Prep: 15 minutes
Cook: 1 hour
Total: 1 hour 15 minutes
Yield: 14 slices
Serving Size: 1 slice
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Ingredients

Dry ingredients

Liquid ingredients

  • 2 ¼ cups Lukewarm Water 18.9 fl.oz
  • 2 teaspoons Apple Cider Vinegar
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Instructions

  • Preheat oven 350°F (180°C), fan mode works the best and faster. Otherwise, use conventional baking mode. Line a 9-inch x 5-inch loaf pan with parchment paper. Set aside.
  • Measure all your ingredients carefully before you start. I highly recommend weighing your ingredients in grams or oz for precision rather than cups. If you use cups, make sure they are packed, leveled up using flour with no lumps.
  • In a large mixing bowl, whisk together all the dry ingredients.
  • Add apple cider vinegar and lukewarm water (think hot bath temperature, cold water won't activate the fiber in the flour, and the ingredients won't bind)0
  • Combine with a spoon at first. It will be very liquid and will dry out as you go. After 30 seconds, the dough is moist, not liquid, and slightly crumbles apart. Knead the dough, press/squeeze with your hands for at least 1 minute, or until you can form a ball.
  • Form a dough ball and set it aside on the benchtop for 10 minutes to let the fiber absorb all the water and hold the ingredients together.
  • Now the dough should be soft, elastic, and slightly moist but should hold perfectly together.
    Shape a cylinder, bread loaf shape. Don't press the dough too much. It's a gluten-free loaf, it won't rise, and the shape you give will be the shape you get. If you press too much, it will be very dense, doughy.
  • Another option is to shape 14 small buns to make bread rolls. If so, bake on a cookie sheet covered with parchment paper. It will bake faster – only 35 minutes on the bottom rack.
  • Place the loaf onto the prepared loaf pan covered with parchment paper.
  • If cracks appear on top, wet your fingers with water and massage the top of the bread to fix cracks. Sprinkle 1 tablespoon of sesame seeds or poppy seeds to decorate (optional).
  • Bake on the bottom rack of the oven (first rack from the bottom) for 45 minutes then switch to the middle rack for 15 extra minutes. You can add a piece of foil paper on top of the loaf if the color gets too brown.
  • Insert a skewer in the middle of the bread to check the texture. It should come out dry with no or very few crumbs on it.
  • Remove from the oven and cool on a rack for 4 hours or overnight before slicing.

How to serve

  • The texture is dense, soft, and can be slightly packed or moist at the bottom if you press the dough too much or your husk is too thick (change brand next time for a better result!). If so, toast the bread slices to add some crispiness and dry out. Otherwise, serve directly as a sandwich bread with butter, avocado, spinach, lettuce, chicken, or cheese.

Storage

  • Store up to 3 days in the pantry or fridge. Slice when needed to keep the bread moist.
  • Slice into 14 slices and freeze the slices in a zip lock bag.
  • Defrost the day before and toast before using it.

Notes

Net carbs per slice: 3.6g for 14 slices in the loaf (9 inches x 5 inches).
Psyllium husk: don’t use Metamucil fiber supplements in this recipe. It’s not the same product as whole psyllium husk fiber. Metamucil is a husk powder that is not suitable for baking keto bread. It will turn food dry, purple, or blue.
Troubleshooting?
  • Bread is undercooked/too doughy: read the blog post above to see why this happens.
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Serving Size: 1 slice
Yield: 14 slices
Serving: 1sliceCalories: 68kcal (3%)Carbohydrates: 7.2g (2%)Fiber: 3.6g (15%)Net Carbs: 3.6gProtein: 2.6g (5%)Fat: 2.1g (3%)Sugar: 1.9g (2%)
Carine Claudepierre

About The Author

Carine Claudepierre

Hi, I'm Carine, the food blogger, author, recipe developer, published author of a cookbook and many ebooks, and founder of Sweet As Honey.

I have an Accredited Certificate in Nutrition and Wellness obtained in 2014 from Well College Global (formerly Cadence Health). I'm passionate about sharing all my easy and tasty recipes that are both delicious and healthy. My expertise in the field comes from my background in chemistry and years of following a keto low-carb diet. But I'm also well versed in vegetarian and vegan cooking since my husband is vegan.

I now eat a more balanced diet where I alternate between keto and a Mediterranean Diet

Cooking and Baking is my true passion. In fact, I only share a small portion of my recipes on Sweet As Honey. Most of them are eaten by my husband and my two kids before I have time to take any pictures!

All my recipes are at least triple tested to make sure they work and I take pride in keeping them as accurate as possible.

Browse all my recipes with my Recipe Index.

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  1. 5 stars
    Normally we ground Chia seed Before eat, in this recipe if i ground Chia Seed before mix,there is any mistake for the outcome?

    • Yes you can ground the chia seeds first and use the same amount, it will come out great too. Enjoy the recipe, XOXO Carine

    • imply click on ‘Metric’ above the ingredient list, it will convert the whole recipe in grams.Enjoy the recipe, XOXO Carine

  2. I am not a big fan of coconut nor the flour. I have found that it always overpower the taste of the other ingredients. I want to try this recipe but I see are using more coconut flour than almond flour. Do you have a recipe with almond flour or is there a way to increase the almond flour and reduce the coconut and get good results.

    • No, sorry that won’t work since the bread is egg free husk hold the flours together. Enjoy the recipes on the blog, XOXO Carine

    • If the egg beater refer the size of one egg then yes, it is basically the same to add one whole egg the egg already beaten in a bowl if its your question. Enjoy the recipe on the blog, XOXO Carine

      • Help! I bought all the exact ingredients from your links including whole husks from Now and weighed the ingredients and used US liquid measurements in a calibrated oven at 350 and it was raw inside both times even with 30 minutes extra cooking time and 25 degrees higher. I can see it works for some but I’ve got a nice crust and a chewy, doughy mess inside. Hardly kneeded it the second time after timing my mixing and kneading the first time. I’m lost 🙁

  3. 5 stars
    Loved the taste of this bread. A mild sweet coconut flavour that paired very well with a vegetable curry I cooked. Did make a couple of changes as I didn’t have chia seeds, so added a heaped tablespoon extra of psyllium husk. Also cooked for 1 hour and 10 minutes before removing baking paper then turned the bread over onto an oven rack and cooked for a further 15 minutes. So far since becoming keto, this is the best bread I’ve tasted. Well done on a great recipe.

    • I always recommend whole husk from Now Foods, it is the best. Powder often provide a chewy, wet texture to bread and can sometimes turns bread blue/purple. Enjoy, XOXO Carine

    • I never recommend psyllium husk powder in my recipe. While the same amount work the result will be chewier, wet and sometimes turned purple or blue. Enjoy the recipe around here, XOXO Carine

  4. I want to try this recipe but I’m not sure, I have found psyllium husk is gritty when you chew the bread and I can’t tolerate that. Does that happen with this recipe?

    • It depends of the psyllium husk you are using, make sure you choose whole husk, Now Food is the best brand for keto baking, Enjoy, XOXO Carine

  5. Question. If there is a nut allergy, what is a good replacement for almond flour? She also can’t have quinoa or legumes. Thanks.

    • You might have good result with pumpkin seed flour instead of almond, same amount. Enjoy, XOXO Carine

  6. I didn’t do an important step which was to let the dough ball sit 10 minutes. Maybe it was that. But the bread was moist inside. I sliced it and put in oven and it cooked. Another thing was that it deflated while cooling the first time so I guess it was because it was raw inside.

    I only have this type of psyllum powder not the husks.

    • Bread loaf that collapse during baking, are link to an oven temperature that is too low. This means the dough rises to its maximum, then collapses before it gets hot enough to set. Test your oven temperature accuracy with a oven thermometer or increase temp by 10-20F. This also expain why your bread is raw inside, plus you must use whole husk too! As mentioned in the recipe the powder won’t asorb moisture enough to create a good texture of bread. XOXO Carine

  7. Hiya I am just doing this recipe now, but I was wondering do you have many other recipes but without eggs? Hopefully my rolls turn out great, they look yummy.

    • I am sorry to here that, it never happened to me. It might be an ingredients that didn’t workout well, or too much baking powder, you can half baing powder next time and see how it goes Enjoy, XOXO Carine

  8. Hello . I really like the flavour of this keto , I’ve cooked it multiple times now. However I cannot get it to cook right through. The first batch I cooked for 3 hours and it was still too wet inside. I have to resort to slicing it and then putting it back in the oven for an extra half an hour and only then it comes out perfect. I’m using the exact same ingredients and I weigh everything. Do you have any ideas that could help. Thankyou

    • You can try to bake the recipe in two smaller loaf. Which brand of husk are you using ? Happy to help, XOXO Carine

  9. Hi, I love your recipes when I can get them to work. I find, though, that the baking time you recommend is SIGNIFICANTLY less than anything needs. I just made this recipe to the letter, baked it for 20 minutes longer than the recipe calls for, and after 4 hours of cooling, it’s still virtually raw inside. Is there something I’m doing wrong?

    • bake all my recipes on fan-bake mode which means they bake way faster and it also avoid bread to stay overly moist in the center. Which psyllium husk brand are you using? It can alo be the reason why he bread is so wet. You need whole psyllium husk, Now Food is the best. Finally also make sure you weight ingredients for precision. Enjoy, XOXO Carine

  10. Hello! In your wet ingredients it says baking soda. Am I to add the baking soda to the water and ACV?

  11. Hi Carine,
    I follow your recipe of the eggless Keto bread, I bake up and bottom for 40 mins each with 170 temperature, but it still didn’t fully cook, why?

    • I am sorry to hear that. The baking temperature for my keto bread is slightly higher 180C (350F). It can be because your bread miss some husk, it is what absorb liquid in the recipe and give the bread the perfect texture. Make sure you weight ingredients for precision and use whole husk for baking not husk powder supplement. Also, you cn cover the loaf with a piece of foil and bake longer if needed. You can also toast the bread in slices to enjoy the one you made, even if not cooked to perfection. Enjoy the recipes, XOXO Carine

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