The best soft and fluffy low-carb Keto bread made with almond flour in the microwave in just 90 seconds. It’s great for sandwiches, grilled cheese, with butter and much more! 
90 Second Microwavable Low Carb Keto BreadIf you’re on a low-carb, paleo or keto diet then you’re going to fall in love with this keto bread recipe. It’s so soft, fluffy and delicious, you’ll find it hard to believe that it’s actually keto. It’s all made in the microwave in just 90 seconds!

This bread is perfect for the mornings when you need a slice of bread to serve with your egg and bacon, for a breakfast or lunch sandwich, or for making grilled cheese. It’s perfectly soft and holds up great, especially when toasted.

For the bowl, I like to use a large ramekin or any small microwave-safe bowl. If you’re making grilled cheese, a small square sandwich size container works great. 90 Second Microwavable Low Carb Keto Bread

To Make Microwave Keto Bread, You will Need:

1 egg

1 Tablespoon butter or oil

3 Tablespoons Almond Flour

1/2 teaspoon baking powder

To make, simply combine all the ingredients in a small bowl and pour into a greased microwave-safe bowl or ramekin. Microwave for 90 seconds. Flip out of the ramekin and slice in half.

To toast: butter a pan or skillet over medium heat and toast the bread until golden and crispy. Alternatively, toast in a toaster.

90 Second Microwavable Low Carb Keto Bread

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90 Second Low Carb Keto Bread

Soft and Fluffy low carb keto bread made in the microwave in just 90 seconds. Use coconut or almond flour, butter or oil! 
Prep1 minute
Cook1 minute
Total2 minutes
Servings 1

Ingredients 

  • 3 tablespoons almond flour, or 1 tablespoon coconut flour
  • 1 tablespoon butter, or oil
  • 1 medium/large egg
  • 1/2 teaspoon double acting baking powder

Instructions 

  • Melt butter in a microwave-safe bowl or ramekin. Add the almond flour, egg and baking powder to the butter. Beat with a fork until completely mix.
  • Microwave for about 90 seconds, until firm. Run a knife along the edge and flip over a plate to release. Slice in half, then toast in the toaster or in a skillet. 
  • To Bake: Pre-heat oven to 375F. Bake in a ramekin for 10-12 minutes or until cooked through. 

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Notes

To Bake in Oven: Use a ramekin and bake at 375 for 10 minutes

Nutrition

Serving: 1bread, Calories: 220kcal, Carbohydrates: 4g, Protein: 4g, Fat: 21g, Saturated Fat: 7g, Cholesterol: 33mg, Sodium: 101mg, Fiber: 2g, Sugar: 0g, Vitamin A: 350IU, Calcium: 44mg, Iron: 0.8mg

Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

Additional Info

Course: Breakfast
Cuisine: American
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718 Comments

  1. I made this and put a mixture of cinnamon, stevia and butter. It was soo good! I think I will add almond extract next time.

  2. I used this recipe for a tortilla, and it was awesome! Double it for larger dinner plate! Thanks for sharing! The Mission low carb large tortillas are $4.88 for 8 large at Walmart, and we use ALOT of them, but I decided to try this in a tortilla fashion, and it’s great! Thanks for sharing!

    1. Thank you for this tip! I use Joseph’s wraps and they are really expensive. I hope my daughter likes them.

  3. Going out for a birthday lunch later. Fancied a burger but without a bun.. Changed my option to grilled chicken and but Now I can go back to my first choice and make my bun at home and swop the buns 👍👍👍

  4. I’ve made so many varieties of this muffin…Today I used Hazlenut flour and forgot to add the oil (NO OIL). And I stumbled on one of my favored versions so far:

    2 1/2 TBS Hazelnut Flour
    1 Egg
    1/4- 1/2 tsp baking powder
    Dash (eg 1 tsp) Califia Farms Better Half, Unsweetened (this is a “creamer” blend of Coconut Cream and Almond Milk

    After Micro, toasted halves in pan with butter and topped with Sugar Free Jelly

    *The texture is a little spongey/airy but that doesn’t bother me and it still feels like a good bite full.
    *This is a nice version when you want it to really look like a stoneground/wheat muffin, the hazlenut flour does that and the visual certainly helps the taste 🙂

    Sure wish we could upload pics

  5. Anyone make this in the morning and take it to work for a sandwich at lunch? Just wondering how it held up through the day.

  6. This is surprisingly good! I can see adding some herbs to it for interesting flavors. I ate it with a piece of Gouda and beyond sausage…very, very good. I can only imagine how much better it would be pan friend with a bit of butter. Thanks so much!

  7. I just made this for my picky husband and me and it turned out perfect. I added a little extra almond flour as it was too liquidy and cooked for 90 seconds. Let it cool for about 5 mins then cut and made egg sandwiches. I added Mrs. Dash seasoning and enjoyed.

  8. Could I make a bunch and freeze them? Just defrost and toast? Thanks

  9. I love your recipe, I just tried with oat flour and it was spectacular. Thank you very much for the recipe.

    1. You’re welcome, Maria 🙂 Oat flour sounds like a great substitute!

      1. I add cocoa powder and vanilla and a touch of salt

  10. I am a cooking-school trained chef. I tried this recipe twice.

    This recipe produces a product which is an acceptable substrate for other ingredients (e.g. ham and eggs as shown in the photo.) To call this “bread” is absurd. It is closer to a fallen savory almond-flour souffle.

    Used as a substrate it is OK. Eaten out of hand as “bread” it is borderline disgusting. Calling it “bread” is an injustice.

    1. Maybe try adding some garlic and onion powder and salt and pepper. That’s what I do when making cloud bread.

    2. In the keto community, this is as close to bread as you can get in under 15 minutes! If you are looking for a more traditional “bread” then I suggest looking for a “keto loaf” recipe 🙂

      1. If you double recipe, do you double the 90 seconds

    3. It is awesome if you want a biscuit like quality/texture in a 2 net carb biscuit and don’t eat breads made with white flour, or on a low carb diet. Since you’re a trained chef, adding spice like garlic, etc makes this a delicious bread substitute. Of course it can’t compare with normal bakery breads, sorry but duh.

    4. if U R diabetic ,this is it for us…..no more french baguette…..

    5. Well, Chef, for those of us trying to stabilize our glucose levels, we will call anything that’s even somewhat similar to our long lost loafs “bread”. We all know what real bread looks like and tastes like but, unfortunately some of us have had to resort to alternatives. I, for one, am truly grateful for this alternative. Go chew on a French Baguette and hush!

  11. love this quick and easy recipe.. i love this bread. its light and airy.

  12. I cooked mine in a waffle iron to create 2 slices of sandwich bread. Still had a light texture.

  13. Wow! I Missed bread sooo muCh! Now i dont have to go with again…simple,quick and YuMmy! Thanks for sharing :))

  14. Bread is very bland. What can I add to make it have some flavor.

    1. I add Italian seasoning, rosemary, and garlic powder. So good

  15. Love this easy versatile bread. I think it IS much better toasted in a pan. Yum…. I like it with everything seasoning or cheese or both. Finally something to eat with sunny side up eggs or a good avocado toast replacement

  16. This Was so easy! I tore them up to use in the bottom of my bowl of keto white chicken chili and it worked perfEctly. Be sure to flip them out of the bowl as quikly as possible so they don’t stick. I will be making these again.

  17. This recipe is yummy! I Made in the microwave and used butter and a dash of mct oil, Then pan cooked to brown/toasr with butter. I was craving peanut butter, i put a big dolop on each slice and then sUgar free syrup….
    I only added 1/4 Teaspoon of baking powder. Will be making again soon.

  18. I wouldnt say this is bread necessarily, but it’s a good low carb substitute. I say this just so you can hopefully go in with a more open mind. All that to say, it’s greaT “bread.” It’s perfect because i’m the only one in My house eating low Carb, so it’s really quick and easy to make. I love to use it to make grilled cheese to pair with Tomato soup. I also Butter it & toppeD it with Cinnamon & Erythritol & Baked it in the oven the other morning. The erythritol dIdnt crisp in the oven, so i sprinkled some on top After i took it out of the oven Right before eating & it was quite enjoyable. I Wouldnt reCommenD just eating this on its own.

  19. Wow recipe is great!! My husband asked me to make him a grilled cheese and thankfully I could make my own with this!!!

  20. Sorry if this is obvious, but is 220 kcal the same unit of measure as saying it has 220 calories? Cant seem to find a reasonable conversion online so i am thinking so.

    1. Haven’t tried the recipe (yet), but yes, in Europe they say “kcal”, which is the same as calories in America. Looking forward to trying this microwave recipe.

  21. Ahh this hit the spot! Been on keto for a week with no bread, and this was just the goodness i was craving. I topped with some butter and it was very satisfying. And im so happy it is such a quick item to fix! I’m looking forward to making breakfast grilled cheeses with it. the star deduction is because it was pretty dry… I’m living in denver, so I’m at high altitude. any suggestions for adjustments?

  22. Pan toasting it now smells good.it is very good

  23. Just tried this this morninG…..it was delish…. trying to watch my carb intake…. tho i forgot the baking powder, it was still good…i made a ham, lettuce and tomato sandwich…great!!! Sorry about caps, couldn’t change it

  24. I made this recipe with coconut flour and it turned out amazing for a sweet bread. The first time, however, I used 1/2 tsp of baking powder and it left an after taste, so i halved it and turned out perfect

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  26. I tryed This recipe and change it a BIT.I add mixture of cinnamon and monk FRUIT. Of COURSECOURSEyou can use other forms. Of SWEETENERS.not bad at all think a PERSONPERSON COULDCOULDGet real creative with that original simple recipe.

  27. i made this recipe with olive oil instead of butter and while the texture was perfect and it didn’t actually taste bad, the smell was overwhelmingly bad. I had to febreeze my entire kitchen afterwards. i guess i’ll try again but with melted butter this time.

  28. LOved this recipe. Tasted a bit spongey and egg-ish making it a good bread for breakfast sand