Why Does My Keto Bread Taste Like Egg?
The #1 complaint about keto bread. Learn the science behind the eggy taste and 5 proven techniques to eliminate it completely.
Read Solution βYou're not alone. Here's how to fix it.
Eggy taste? Dense bricks? Crumbly disasters? These are the most common keto bread problemsβand the science-backed solutions to fix them.
Your "bread" smells and tastes like an omelet. The eggy flavor overpowers everything.
You could use your loaf as a doorstop. It's brick-like and nothing like fluffy bread.
Flat as a pancake. No matter what you do, it just won't puff up like bread should.
Falls apart the moment you try to make a sandwich. Impossible to slice cleanly.
Cold eggs don't incorporate well. Let eggs sit out 30 minutes before baking for better texture.
Scooping flour adds 20-30% more than needed. Use a kitchen scale for consistent results.
Cutting warm keto bread = crumbly mess. Wait until FULLY cool (45+ min) before slicing.
Keto bread dries out fast. Extra butter or oil keeps it moist and improves mouthfeel.
Whipping egg whites separately creates air pockets for lighter, fluffier bread.
Old baking powder = flat bread. Test it: drop in waterβif it doesn't fizz, replace it.
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