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Fluffy, low‑carb cloud bread made with just three ingredients—eggs, cream cheese, and baking powder. Perfect for keto, gluten‑free diets, or anyone craving a light, airy bread substitute.
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Cloud bread became popular in the early 2010s as a keto‑friendly, grain‑free alternative to traditional bread, celebrated for its airy texture and minimal ingredients.
While the basic recipe uses eggs, cream cheese, and baking powder, variations add cocoa powder, herbs, or cheese to suit savory or sweet preferences, reflecting the flexibility of the low‑carb movement.
It is often used as a bun for burgers, a base for mini‑sandwiches, or simply toasted and topped with avocado or nut butter, making it a versatile staple in low‑carb diets.
Cloud bread appears at keto potlucks, fitness‑focused brunches, and low‑carb holiday spreads where guests seek bread‑like options without carbs.
It exemplifies the American trend of re‑imagining classic comfort foods with fewer carbs, aligning with the popularity of paleo, keto, and gluten‑free diets.
The authentic recipe uses eggs, cream cheese, and baking powder. Acceptable substitutes include Greek yogurt for cream cheese, aquafaba for egg whites, and a cream‑of‑tartar plus baking soda mix for baking powder.
Pair it with avocado‑egg salad, smoked salmon and cream cheese, or use it as a base for low‑carb sliders and breakfast sandwiches.
Common errors include over‑whipping the egg whites, folding too aggressively, using cold cream cheese, and not preheating the oven fully, all of which can lead to dense or collapsed breads.
Baking powder provides a quick chemical leavening that creates lift without the time needed for yeast fermentation, keeping the recipe fast and low‑carb.
Yes, bake the breads, let them cool, then store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to four days or freeze for up to a month; reheat briefly before serving.
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