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    Home » Keto Bread » Cloud Bread (Oopsie Bread)

    Cloud Bread (Oopsie Bread)

    Last updated: Oct 11, 2022 · Recipes developed by Vered DeLeeuw and nutritionally reviewed by Rachel Benight MS, RD · This website generates income via ads and uses cookies.

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    Delicious, fluffy cloud bread (also known as "oopsie bread" or "oopsie rolls") is made with just five ingredients and is the perfect keto bread alternative.

    You can use it for so many things - it's great for sandwiches, burgers, and even desserts!

    Cloud bread piled up on parchment paper.

    The best thing about this bread is the AMAZING smell that fills your kitchen when you bake it. It actually smells like real bread baking in your oven!

    The second best thing: you can comfortably hold your hamburger in your hands (no need for a knife and a fork!), and make great sandwiches.

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    • Ingredients
    • Instructions
    • Expert tip
    • Frequently asked questions
    • Variations
    • Serving suggestions
    • Storing leftovers
    • Related recipes
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    Ingredients

    You'll only need five simple ingredients to make this keto cloud bread. The exact measurements are included in the recipe card below. Here's an overview of what you'll need:

    Nonstick cooking spray: Used for greasing the pan.

    Eggs: I use large eggs in most of my recipes, including this one.

    Cream of tartar: This ingredient is used as a stabilizer in recipes that contain whipped egg whites.

    Plain Greek yogurt: I use full-fat yogurt.

    Salt: Just a pinch (⅛ teaspoon).

    Instructions

    It's not difficult to make cloud bread, although this recipe does require learning the techniques of separating eggs, whipping the whites, and then folding them into the yolks.

    The detailed instructions for making this recipe are included in the recipe card below. Here are the basic steps:

    You start by separating the eggs into two bowls.

    Next, whip the egg whites and cream of tartar until stiff.

    Now, mix the yolks with Greek yogurt and salt.

    Fold the egg whites into the yolk mixture.

    A photo collage showing steps 1-4 for making a keto cloud bread.

    Spoon mounds of the mixture onto two parchment-lined baking sheets. Gently flatten them.

    Bake the bread in a 300°F oven until golden brown, about 30 minutes.

    A photo collage showing steps 5-8 for making cloud bread.

    Expert tip

    The cream of tartar helps stabilize the whipped egg whites, so I do highly recommend using it. You can usually find it in the spice aisle in any supermarket.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is it difficult to make cloud bread?

    It's not exactly difficult. But any recipe that requires separating eggs and whipping the egg whites, then carefully folding them into a batter, is an involved recipe that requires patience, which I severely lack. So I almost always default to the super-easy 90-second keto bread.

    But when I do have the patience, which usually happens on winter weekends when we're home all day, I make this recipe, and then I'm rewarded with the best (in my opinion) low-carb bread alternative.

    Does it taste like real bread?

    No, it doesn't. But it's strangely similar in its texture to white spongy buns, like hamburger buns. So even though it's not exactly bread, it does fill the need (if you have it) to serve a burger on a bun or to make a sandwich.

    My main complaint is that this bread is on the delicate side and tears quite easily. This means that using it as a bun substitute for a burger is even messier than usual.

    When I make this recipe for burgers, like I did today, I sometimes sprinkle sesame seeds on top. This is purely optional, so I didn't include it in the recipe, but it does look pretty and makes for a more authentic hamburger bun look.

    Why is it called "oopsie bread?"

    This keto bread is sometimes called "Oopsie" bread because supposedly it was first made by mistake. But what a fortunate mistake that was! It really does come in handy when you want to make buns or rolls.

    Variations

    You can replace the Greek yogurt in this recipe with other creamy ingredients, such as sour cream, softened cream cheese, and even mayonnaise.

    Try sprinkling the bread with Everything but the Bagel seasoning prior to baking it. It's really good!

    Serving suggestions

    This bread is fluffy and tasty. It's not true bread, mind you. It is softer and spongier and is more like a thick savory crepe in texture.

    But it can definitely fill a void for someone who misses sandwiches, or for anyone on a low-carb diet who wants to hold a burger in their hands.

    The texture of this bread is actually fairly similar to spongy white bread or bun, and its taste is neutral.

    So it can go with savory dishes such as sandwiches and burgers:

    A hamburger sandwich made with oopsie bread.

    Or you can use it for dessert. For example, you can use it to make a keto strawberry shortcake. And just like crepes, you could fill it with whipped cream and berries.

    It's also good for breakfast. I like it with butter and a slice of cheddar or with some almond butter. You can also top it with eggs such as these fluffy scrambled eggs.

    Storing leftovers

    It's best to make this bread right before you plan on eating it. It gets soggy when stored in the fridge.

    No doubt this is a disadvantage of this recipe, as it requires some work and it would be lovely to make a big batch and store it for a few days.

    But so far, I haven't found a way to successfully store leftovers. Freezing it, separated with wax paper squares, might work. But I haven't tried that.

    Two photos of cloud bread. One shows several bread pieces, the second shows a hamburger.

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    Cloud Bread
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    Cloud Bread (Oopsie Bread) Recipe

    Delicious, fluffy cloud bread is the perfect keto bread alternative. Great for sandwiches, burgers, even desserts!
    Prep Time30 mins
    Cook Time30 mins
    Total Time1 hr
    Course: Snack
    Cuisine: American
    Diet: Gluten Free
    Servings: 5 servings
    Calories: 63kcal
    Author: Vered DeLeeuw
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    INGREDIENTS

    • Nonstick cooking spray
    • 3 large eggs
    • ⅛ teaspoon cream of tartar
    • ¼ cup plain Greek yogurt
    • ⅛ teaspoon sea salt

    INSTRUCTIONS

    • Preheat your oven to 300 degrees F. Line two cookie sheets with parchment paper and lightly spray them with nonstick spray.
    • Separate the eggs into two bowls, whites in a medium bowl and yolks in a large bowl.
    • Using an electric whisk, whip the egg whites and the cream of tartar until stiff.
    • Whisk together the egg yolks, Greek yogurt and salt, until smooth.
    • Using a spatula, carefully fold the egg whites into the yolk mixture, working in batches. Work by placing a mound of egg whites on top of the yolk mixture, then gently fold the yolk mixture from under and over the egg whites. Fold again and again until the mixture is incorporated.
    • Using a ¼-cup ice cream scoop or measuring cup, spoon 5-6 large mounds of the mixture onto each of the prepared baking sheets. Gently press with a spatula to slightly flatten.
    • Bake until golden brown and set, about 30 minutes.
    • Cool the bread pieces for a couple of minutes on the cookie sheet, then gently transfer them to a wire rack to cool completely. You can also use them while still warm.

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    NOTES

    You can replace the Greek yogurt with softened cream cheese, sour cream, or mayonnaise.
    The cream of tartar helps stabilize the whipped egg whites, so I do highly recommend using it. You can usually find it in the spice aisle in any supermarket.
    This is a recipe that you'll need to make right before using it. Leftovers don't keep well - they get soggy fast. 

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    NUTRITION PER SERVING

    Serving: 2pieces | Calories: 63kcal | Carbohydrates: 1g | Protein: 4g | Fat: 4g | Saturated Fat: 1.5g | Sodium: 103mg
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    About the Author

    Vered Deleeuw Vered DeLeeuw, LL.M., CNC, has been following a low-carb real-food diet and blogging about it since 2011. She's a Certified Nutrition Coach (NASM-CNC), has taken courses at the Harvard School of Public Health, and has earned a Nutrition and Healthy Living Certificate from Cornell University. Her work has appeared in several major media outlets, including Healthline, HuffPost, Today, Women's Health, Shape, and Country Living. Click to learn more about Vered.

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