These are the 10 best keto bread recipes out there based on actual reviews and comments from people who have made them. Some are quick and easy, while others are a little more challenging. The list also includes some nut-free and egg-free keto bread recipes, and even low carb bread made in the bread machine! 🍞
Finding the best keto bread recipes online can be a real challenge, primarily because you have to weed through a lot of bad ones to find the few truly good ones. Google is constantly working to improve their algorithm to show you the best keto recipes at the top of the search results, but they don’t always get it right yet. 🧐
Just because someone puts a keto bread recipe on the internet with the word “best” in the title doesn’t really make it the best, does it?
So if you can’t trust the title to identify a keto bread recipe as the best, then…
How DO you find the best keto bread recipe?
- First Step – Read the reviews of the people who have made the recipe. Typically they will provide the most honest and objective assessment of the quality of a recipe. That being said, some bad reviews are put out there by people that didn’t actually follow the recipe as written – and the flip side is that if every single review is 5 stars, it’s possible the creator is deleting all of the negative ones. Generally though, if a keto bread recipe has a lot of positive reviews and only a couple of negative ones, then it’s a good indicator that the keto bread is going to turn out well for you.
- Second Step – Scan the ingredients list and instructions. This is an important step because the best keto bread recipe for someone else, may not be the best one for you – based on how much time you have, your sensitivity to ingredients, and your skill level.
- Third Step – Be realistic about your ability to execute a recipe. Consider how much time you have on your hands and what your abilities in the kitchen are. If you’re a novice cook you may want to start with an easier recipe like my Keto HOP bread that doesn’t require separating eggs and whipping your whites with a mixer into stiff peaks. Or if you’re super busy, you may want to opt for a 90 second bread, or one of the recipes with a 30 minute bake time.
Important questions to ask yourself before you start making any recipe:
- Do I have all of the equipment that this recipe requires to execute it correctly?
- Am I allergic to or intolerant of any of the ingredients in this keto bread recipe?
- Do I have all of the ingredients to make this recipe, or can I source them easily online?
- Do I have the time to make this particular keto bread recipe?
- Am I skilled enough to execute this recipe so that it will turn out well for me?
With all of the above questions and criteria in mind, I have provided some information about each of the keto bread recipes below to help you see which might be a good fit for you.
For each keto bread recipe linked below you will find:
- Star rating and number of reviews
- Photo of the finished recipe
- Pros and cons of the recipe as they relate to the questions above
- Net carbs per serving
10 Best Keto Bread Recipes
To see any of these keto bread recipes in full, click on the title of the recipe above the photo and it will take you to the complete recipe on the creator’s website.
How to Make Keto Friendly Bread – Keto Connect
2800 reviewers, over 4.5 stars
Pros – Not a lot of ingredients, post includes process shots, short baking time (30 minutes)
Cons – have to separate the egg whites and yolks and blend separately, uses a lot of dishes, requires a food processor and/or mixer
Net carbs = 1g per slice
Easy White Keto Bread Recipe – Wholesome Yum
376 reviewers, over 4.5 stars
Pros – not a lot of ingredients, post includes video, very detailed instructions
Cons – requires a food processor and mixer, requires separating egg whites and yolks, reviews say it can get soggy in the fridge and has an eggy flavor. Long baking time (1 hour, 10 minutes)
Net carbs = 1g per slice
Easy Keto HOP Bread – I Breathe I’m Hungry
80 reviewers, 4.5 stars
Pros – No separating eggs from egg whites, no eggy flavor, doesn’t get soggy during storage, very pliable and durable so it can be sliced thin and won’t fall apart.
Cons – requires a blender to puree the hearts of palm, doesn’t rise as much as traditional bread so the loaf must be formed by hand into the shape you want it to bake into, longer bake time (70 minutes)
Net carbs = 2g per serving
Best Keto Bread – Delish
172 reviews, 4 stars
Pros – recipe video included, short post, not a lot of ads
Cons – no suggestions on substitutions or variations, not much information other than the recipe itself, high net carbs per serving.
Net carbs = 5g per serving
Keto Almond Flour Bread – The Big Man’s World
140 reviewers, 5 stars
Pros – attractive photos, no separating eggs from egg whites, short bake time (40 minutes)
Cons – no recipe video or process shots
Net carbs = 2g per serving
Squeaky Clean Keto Bread – I Breathe I’m Hungry
11 reviewers, over 4.5 stars
Pros – grain free, nut free, sweetener free, whole30 compliant, pleasant multigrain flavor, no separating egg whites from yolks
Cons – no recipe video, requires sunflower seed flour (homemade or store-bought,) longer bake time (80 minutes)
Net carbs = 1g per slice
Egg Free Keto Bread Recipe – Sweetashoney
619 reviewers, over 4.5 stars
Pros – contains no eggs, recipe video and process shots
Cons – Lots of ads and popups are distracting, high carbs compared to other recipes.
Net carbs = 4g per serving
Keto High Fiber Bread – Fit to Serve Group
192 reviewers, 4 stars
Pros – high in fiber, contains prebiotic ingredients, relatively easy work flow with no separating of eggs
Cons – contains a long list of ingredients, short storage life, no recipe video or process shots.
Net carbs = 3g per slice
Low Carb Bread Machine Recipe – Urban Cowgirl
111 reviewers, over 4.5 stars
Pros – can be made in a bread machine, detailed process shots, very little hand’s on time required
Cons – requires a bread machine, not gluten free, not yeast free, contains honey
Net carbs = 3g per slice
90 Second Microwaveable Keto Bread – Gimme Delicious
292 reviewers, 4.5 stars
Pros – Instant gratification, made in the microwave
Cons – requires a microwave, only makes one serving at a time, no process shots
Net carbs = 2g per serving
More keto bread recipes
In the list above I included traditional low carb bread recipes like you would use for sandwiches and toast and such. Below I have included a bonus section with a few of my favorite keto bread recipes that would fall into the “other” category of quick breads and savory muffins.
Keto Sun-dried Tomato & Asiago Zucchini Bread
Did you find this content useful?
I’m asking because I have a LOT of roundups and recipe collections here on the site and I am planning to revamp them in the coming months.
If you liked this format please do let me know in the comments as I may adopt this outline for all of my collections moving forward. If you have suggestions on how this post and others could be improved, then I’d love to hear them so I can give you more value added content in the future!
linda says
Melissa thank you for all the hard work you do to help those of us who follow the low carb or keto way of life . You truly are dedicated to what you do and thank you isn’t enough . Have followed your posts and made your recipes for a couple of years now and they are great . Love the new format thanks again .
Carol says
The format is fine. I would suggest that you add the King Arthur keto flour bread. I live a mile high and it is the best recipe for me so far. The others that you posted look great, but fail miserably at altitude. Lots of us live above sea level. ;-D
Rita says
Love! Just absolutely love this format! Thanks for all these recipes! It saves me so much time researching! Thanks a million!
Cindi says
I love this format! You make it easy to decide. Love all the info. I’m married to a diabetic who craves carbs so taste is so important to him. Thanks for this🥰
Mellissa Sevigny says
Thanks Cindi, happy to help!
Renee says
This is an awesome format! I love it and I LOVE your recipes!!! I started cooking very young so I have almost 50 years experience but I’ve only doing Keto a few months. (I lost 29lbs!) I’ve had to relearn cooking and it’s been hard but, thanks to great recipes like yours, I’ve been successful. Thank you!!!
Mellissa Sevigny says
Thanks Renee, your comment made my morning – and congrats on losing 29 pounds!!!
Renee says
I’m happy that I made your Morning! And, I’m actually proud of myself for losing the weight. :-)
Mellissa Sevigny says
You should be!
Charlotte Hall says
Love this format – so easy to pick recipes that work for me. More posts using this format, please!
Mellissa Sevigny says
Thanks for letting me know Charlotte – I’m on it!
Marrla says
Really wonderful format, just the way you laid it out. Yes, please keep it up in the future. Thank you ever so much.
Mellissa Sevigny says
Will do Marria – thanks for the feedback!
Teresa says
I love this setup. I’ve learned a lot reading the beginning of the article. And the info you provided has allowed me to yea or nay some of these recipes just by the info you provide. I often times read through an article and note at the end that the carb count is too costly for me or I don’t have access to one or more of the ingredients or don’t have a piece of equipment needed. That would be a nice piece of info need when you review. With this format you’ve done the work that takes up so much of my time. I’ve watched so many videos and ready so many recipes and articles that I often run them together. AND one issue that I see often, especially when reading reviews, is the picture that accompanies the recipe looks too good to be true and it often is a regular and not a keto version of the recipe. But we don’t find out till we’ve wasted money and time to make the item.
Mellissa Sevigny says
Thanks for this detailed response Teresa, it will help me moving forward when writing more of these posts. In the past I’ve just put the photo and link, maybe a short blurb – but I’ve learned from experience (and sometimes can tell just by reading a recipe) that many recipes with beautiful photos just don’t turn out. And while you don’t want to think that websites are using non keto products to make the photos look more legit, I know that it does occasionally happen. Since I personally go straight to the reviews when trying (or buying) something new, I figured it would be a good starting point for a post like this one. I guess time will tell, but so far it seems to be working. 🤷🏼♀️ Thanks again for weighing in!