Carb Free Cloud Bread

Reviews

• "Really good! I made this recipe twice. Well, the first time I accidentally made crepes! I didn't beat the egg whites long enough. The recipe called for peaks but you need to beat the egg-whites till you have STIFF peaks. It tasted good the first time, but wouldn't hold up when you tried to put anything on it. The second time I beat it till stiff peaks formed and they held up beautifully. I also added a small crushed garlic clove because I was going to be serving it with lasagna and it was wonderful! It was great with the pasta and the next day I had it as the bun for a pulled pork sandwich. Delicious! Great recipe!"

  By sikes1995 on May 08, 2012 | 1305283

• "I love to make this, I put it in a cookie pan and spread it to the size of the pan then cut into slice bread size.. Love them with tuna and egg salad...Yummy"

  By izzylin on May 07, 2012 | 1305239

• "I was very skeptical when I first read the recipe, but they came out wonderful and taste great! At work we have decided to give up bread for 40 days, this recipe is going to make that easy!! Thanks so much!"

  By Chef #1551017 on February 13, 2010 | 1053604

• "I love this recipe!! It's been a sanity saver for me since I started my low-carb diet. The first time I made the bun-like portions and I wanted to try to make it more like a bread. So I tried a loaf pan and it came beautiful! It's easier for me to do it this way without sacrificing anything! Thanks for sharing.
  
  Second review after the first one:
  I posted my review right before I tasted it and to be honest the "bun" size version is better since you have an individual "bun". The loaf picture came out great but as soon as it cooled down it tasted like a souffle and I didn't like really. So I recommend you follow the recipe to make the buns. I just wanted to save time and pour all the mixture at once instead of individual buns. But the taste was not what I expected because it didn't taste like "bread" but more like cold eggs...
  When you make the buns spray a lot of Pam so they don't stick to the pan or use parchment paper."

  By mine479 on October 11, 2012 | 1339062

• "I made this bread yesterday and followed some of the reviewer's tips. 1) add spice for flavor, 2) beat egg whites very stiff and 3) store overnight to get soft bread-like consistency. The recipe is spot on. No disappointments. I toasted the bread this morning and had an egg sandwich.... my first in many months!!! With some imagination, you can do a lot with these little clouds and feel like you are enjoying your favorite sandwich. Thanks for sharing!"

  By mdgardengirl on July 30, 2012 | 1320230

• "The credit for these should be given to Jamie @ http://yourlighterside.com/2009/05/gluten-free-low-carb-buns-aka-oopsie-rolls/ I first saw this recipe in 2008. I just think credit should go where it belongs. they are amazing and Jamie has lots of tips for making them amazing."

  By Rainyb on February 25, 2013 | 1369830

• "I've made this several times now and love it. What I usually do at one time is make two batches, one savory and one sweet with flavorings, no sugar. I make the sweet one to use as "pancakes" with sugar-free syrup. I add about 1/4 tsp. maple flavoring and 1/4 tsp. vanilla, along with a dash or two of cinnamon, and I use one packet of sweetner. My savory ones are made with the addition of garlic powder or garlic salt and ground pepper. They are great to use as sandwich bread or when eating dinner and wanting a piece of "bread." Do mix the egg yolk mixture into the whites, not the other way around. It does make a difference. And, I only get 9 pieces from 3 eggs, not more, so maybe I have smaller eggs, but no problem. Some reviewers stated they taste eggy, but I don't think so, and I'd much rather taste egg than soy any time. If you low carb, you know the taste of soy. Eck."

  By Collegeteach on January 19, 2013 | 1360670

• "They tasted like egg flavored meringues when eaten out of the oven. Yuck! After storing them in a zip lock bag overnight, the texture was more like bread and the egg flavor wasn't so intense. I made this batch with cottage cheese. I plan on trying it with flavored cream cheese next to see if I can mask the "eggy" flavor."

  By Chef #949587 on May 24, 2012 | 1307618

• "I have been making these for some time now and they are great and guilt free. I add a tbs. of ground flax to the cottage cheese for additional fiber."

  By Disr2ms on April 26, 2012 | 1303188

• "Tried making these and turned out awesome! Would adding yeast perhaps make them more rise higher? I'll try in the next batch, thanks so much! :)"

  By Gaaz on March 26, 2012 | 1296601

• "I am so impressed! It's sort of like Hawaiian Sweet Bread. I'm doing Atkins so I'll be making these quite a bit - I love how easy they are and so few ingredients!"

  By mistyrh01 on March 19, 2012 | 1295393

• "These are interesting...hubs is on a low carb kick, so I figured I'd try them. There basically meringues. I think they could use some flavor, maybe either garlic powder or more artificial sweetener, depending on sweet or savory preference. Hubby enjoyed being able to eat a sandwich."

  By Lodybean on March 15, 2012 | 1294378

• "I made this recipe and it turned out great. I had never beaten eggs to stiff peaks, but watched a couple YouTube videos and I must have done it right. I used a little honey instead of stevia or artificial sweetener. You must let the bread cool completely. I thought I had, but one batch stuck together. I can't wait to experiment with additions like garlic and rosemary or other flavors. The recipe itself is delicious."

  By Katz_kp on March 05, 2013 | 1371338

• "I made them for the first time and LOVED them. I added a treat and used it for the doe in pizza . The family loved it. The possibility are unlimited with this bread."

  By SusieLocke on January 20, 2013 | 1361086

• "I tried this recipe using the cream cheese option and it did not work.The bread was never a meringue consistency, it was soft and rubbery yet looked just like the photos. I used low fat cream cheese though and think this may have been the problem...so don't use LF cream cheese. I will try it again with the cottage cheese and see if I have better luck."

  By mums the word on November 07, 2012 | 1346177

• "So great to have many ways! I have used it for sandwiches, lightly toasted with jam and as burger buns! So easy and low cal and carb :)"

  By tracybittner_8011871 on June 01, 2012 | 1309477

• "This stuff is AMAZING! I didn't believe it, but it turns out exactly as described."

  By mom2jade on May 16, 2012 | 1306429

• "They are so good and so very easy to make. And you can toast them in the oven. I love ham and cheese sandwichs toasted and after I made my bread, I made a toasted ham and cheese. It was great. Thank you so much for this recipe. I have sugar and can't have many carbs. They remind me of sandwich rounds."

  By cliftonjane on January 26, 2012 | 1284285

• "Wow! I was a real skeptic after baking some flax bread that looked beautiful - but smelled and tasted revolting - but THIS recipe actually approximates the texture and feel of bread and without any unfamiliar or unbread-like odors and tastes. <br/>After loading up a piece w/ bologna, lettuce, onion & mayo and slapping on the top 'bun', the faint eggy taste was not discernible and it has the texture of actual bread. <br/>Thanks!"

  By Weewah on May 12, 2013 | 1385079

• "These are FAB!! Hubby liked them too. I had to try them as soon as they cooled and they were great! They did have a slight eggy flavor when eaten alone, that disappeared when I paired one with cheese and one with strawberry jam. I had to use low fat ricotta cheese because it's what I had and they turned out perfect! I actually got 12 out of the recipe using a large cookie dipper (like a mini ice cream scoop). They only took about 23 minutes to cook in my oven & 5 minutes to cool completely on a wire rack. I made them in 2 batches and the second batch did just fine while waiting on the counter to go in the oven after the first batch. This is a keeper recipe that I will use often. Can't wait to try them in the morning with breakfast. Pic coming soon!"

  By Texaspollock on April 08, 2013 | 1379164