Cloud Bread

YIELDS: 10

COOK TIME: 25 Min

The next time you make a sandwich, a hamburger, or any other meal that involves slices of bread, try it on Cloud Bread. Cloud Bread is a totally gluten-free, low-carb, low-calorie, and low-fat bread alternative. It's a healthier choice that looks like a fluffy cloud and tastes so good!

What You'll Need

3 eggs, separated
3 tablespoons cream cheese, softened
1 teaspoon sugar
1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar

What to Do

Preheat oven to 300 degrees F. Coat 2 baking sheets with cooking spray.
In a small bowl, mix egg yolks, cream cheese, and sugar until smooth.
In a medium bowl, combine cream of tartar with egg whites; beat with an electric mixer on high speed until fluffy and stiff peaks form. Gently fold egg yolk mixture into egg white mixture until well combined. Spoon mixture into 10 even rounds on baking sheets.
Bake 25 to 30 minutes, or until golden brown. Let cool 5 minutes, then remove to a wire rack to cool completely.

Just a Few Tips!

Store in an airtight container.
For firmer bread, allow it to sit overnight.
To find even more great-tasting diabetic-friendly recipes, as well as the complete nutritional information for this recipe, click HERE!

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andrewkay2000 3745 547

May 26, 2020

well... I made this today and it looked like it should, but when we broke one in half to try it the center was very "eggy" and tasted like raw eggs. Any idea why it turned out like that?

Rnbowgrl

Jul 30, 2018

Hmmm, I remember hearing about this bread some time ago and never really had a chance to give it a try, but always wanted to. I'm curious though...does it hold its shape or fall apart when you eat it and is it more of a sandwich bread texture or a fat pancake texture? I can't get the idea that it's like a flat marshmallow with color. lol Do you think maybe some salt would be a good addition or would it hurt the texture...and does it need to have sugar?

Test Kitchen Team

Jul 30, 2018

Hi there! Yes, it will hold its shape. It is very light in texture, and you can add salt if you would like. However, we wouldn't suggest adding anymore sugar than what the recipe calls for because too much sugar can cause it to lose it's shape. Enjoy!

Rnbowgrl

Jul 31, 2018

Thank you...I can't wait to try it!

dimara

Jun 16, 2018

Video did not include the cream cheese or sugar shown in the recipe do we use them or not?

Test Kitchen Team

Jun 18, 2018

Hi there! Howard mentions them when he's mixing the ingredients into the bowl. Every part of the recipe is used. Enjoy! :)

rcradtke 4477863

Mar 14, 2018

Thanks for having a gluten free recipe! These are delicious and light as a cloud.

lizmarinko 7815722

Jul 04, 2017

Can these be frozen?

Test Kitchen Team

Jul 05, 2017

Hi there! The Test Kitchen does not recommend freezing this bread. You can store it in an airtight container for several days. :) Enjoy!

mbennett924 039442 0

Jan 26, 2017

Is there any way you could include nutrition info with the recipes? My wife is diabetic and I don't want to overload her on crabs if I can help it.

Test Kitchen Team

Jan 27, 2017

Hi there! We provide the Nutritional Information for this recipe in the Notes section after the Directions. Here is the link in case you don't see it. :) https://www.everydaydiabeticrecipes.com/Bread/Cloud-Bread

greenvillebulldogs 8576579

Jan 20, 2016

This is not very good, certainly not sandwich worthy, tidbits for snacking at best. The pictures look better than the product, whether using sugar or Splenda, it isn't that great, sorry.

ruska2001

Oct 30, 2015

To the Test Kitchen Team There is something wrong with this video, I can hear it but the video does not come on. There is no video window that pops up like usual.

Lyndeljo 7375344

Oct 17, 2015

I haven't made this version yet but I suggest a packet of artificial sweetener instead of sugar. Those carbs are precious and not to be wasted when there is a substitute.

junebug1 3298809

Oct 16, 2015

Made these today, and they were just like the picture. We saw them on the Mr Food moment on our local news show. They were firmer than I expected,and that's good. Great for sandwiches.

ronsmith 6711201

Oct 15, 2015

Sugar? Is there something else you can use as a substitute? Doesn't the sugar kick up the carb count?

misspita1 8997944

Oct 16, 2015

Use a sweetener - I saw the same "bread" on another site that's what they used.

Lyndeljo 7375344

Oct 17, 2015

I started making this recipe from Dr. Atkins book back in the 1970's. It uses a packet of artificial sweetener (no sugar) and I find you can use cream cheese in place of cottage cheese. It's great for sandwiches!

Member 2972460

Jan 21, 2016

the recipe says to use cream cheese not cottage cheese

Test Kitchen Team

Oct 19, 2015

As other readers have suggested, you can use a sugar substitute in place of the sugar in this recipe. Enjoy!

Barnie

Oct 14, 2015

Can't see the video, not very good customer support!!! Guess we don't count any more.

Test Kitchen Team

Oct 15, 2015

Hello - Could you please give us more information as to what browser you're using and what exactly is happening? We have tested playback of the video on several computers and browsers without finding any problems, so we're not sure why the video may not be working for you. Is this happening with just this recipe video or with all recipe videos on our site? Thank you

jalexis3 2404243

Nov 01, 2015

I too can only hear the video not see it. This is the first time this has happened to me.