🍞 Carnivore Cloud Bread (High-Protein, Egg White Bread)

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🍞 Carnivore Cloud Bread (High-Protein, Egg White Bread)

🥚 Ingredients:

  • 12 large egg whites (or about 1.5 cups if you’re using carton egg whites)

  • 1/2 cup egg white protein powder (unflavored, like Jay Robb, Naked Egg, or any clean brand)

  • Optional:

    • 1/4 tsp cream of tartar (helps stabilize the egg whites)

    • Pinch of Redmond’s salt or mineral salt (for flavor)

    • Optional for texture: 1 tsp beef gelatin (adds chewiness, still carnivore-friendly)


🔪 Instructions:

  1. Preheat oven to 325°F (163°C).
    Line a loaf pan with parchment paper or use a silicone bread mold.

  2. Whip egg whites

    • In a large, clean mixing bowl, add your 12 egg whites.

    • Add cream of tartar if using.

    • Using a stand mixer or hand mixer, whip until very stiff peaks form — this can take 5–7 minutes.

  3. Fold in protein powder

    • Gently sift or sprinkle in the egg white protein powder, a little at a time.

    • Fold carefully using a spatula — don’t deflate the mixture!

    • Add salt or gelatin now if you’re using it.

  4. Transfer to loaf pan

    • Spoon the fluffy batter into your lined loaf pan. Smooth the top gently.

  5. Bake

    • Bake at 325°F for 35–40 minutes, or until golden on top and the center is firm.

    • You can check doneness with a toothpick — it should come out mostly clean.

  6. Cool completely before slicing

    • Let it cool in the pan for 10–15 minutes, then lift it out and cool fully on a rack.

    • Slicing too early can deflate it.


🍽️ Serving Ideas:

  • Toast it and top with butter, cream cheese, or carnivore mayo

  • Use as sandwich bread with sliced steak, bacon, or scrambled eggs

  • Top with a fried egg and a sprinkle of cheese for an open-faced bite


🧊 Storage Tips:

  • Store in the fridge, tightly wrapped, for up to 4–5 days.

  • Freezes well! Slice before freezing and toast from frozen as needed.


Want a flavored version? I can hook you up with garlic-herb, cheesy, or even a sweet-style one using egg-safe “sweeteners” like cinnamon and butter.

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