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A fluffy, low‑carb cloud bread made with just eggs and cream cheese. Perfect as a bun, toast, sandwich base, or mini pizza crust for keto and gluten‑free diets.
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Cloud bread became popular in the keto community as a grain‑free, high‑protein alternative to traditional bread. It originated from the “cloud egg” concept, where whipped egg whites create a light, airy texture, and was adapted for bread‑like uses around 2015.
In the United States, variations include adding herbs, cheese, or spices such as garlic powder. Some cooks incorporate almond flour for extra structure, while others keep it strictly egg‑and‑cream‑cheese for the purest cloud texture.
It is often sliced and used as a bun for burgers, a base for breakfast sandwiches, or toasted and topped with butter and low‑carb jam. It also works as a mini pizza crust topped with sauce, cheese, and low‑carb toppings.
Cloud bread is popular at brunches, keto potlucks, and holiday gatherings where guests want a bread‑like option without carbs. It’s also a favorite for quick weekday breakfasts.
Pair it with avocado‑egg salad, bacon‑and‑egg breakfast bowls, or low‑carb cheese spreads. The channel often serves cloud bread alongside cauliflower rice dishes and sugar‑free desserts.
Its ultra‑light, airy texture mimics traditional bread while containing virtually no carbs. The combination of protein‑rich eggs and creamy cheese provides satiety and fits strict keto macros.
Initially a simple egg‑white “cloud” snack, bakers added cream cheese for richness, experimented with flavorings, and refined baking temperatures to achieve a stable, sliceable loaf. Today it’s a staple low‑carb staple with many flavor twists.
Common errors include under‑whipping the egg whites, over‑mixing after folding, and opening the oven too early. Each of these can cause the bread to collapse or become dense.
A low temperature allows the airy structure created by the whipped whites to set slowly without deflating, resulting in a light, fluffy texture rather than a tough, over‑cooked crust.
The YouTube channel Low Carb Revelation, hosted by Paula, specializes in low‑carb, keto‑friendly recipes that replace high‑carb staples with nutritious, easy‑to‑make alternatives for everyday meals.
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