Banting Bread

Banting Bread

Carb Free Banting Bread

This Banting bread makes the ideal healthy low-carb alternative for those of us on the Tim Noakes Banting diet.

Not only is this Banting bread really tasty, but it’s of the low-carb & gluten-free variety which is ideal for those who are watching their weight & blood sugar levels.

Furthermore, giving up bread is one of the most difficult foods to stop eating, & substituting white bread (the most unhealthy type) with health bread, rye or whole wheat bread isn’t good enough.

They all have a high carb and gluten content which will leave you feeling bloated & uncomfortable, not to mention causing the weight gain & other health issues unhealthy bread causes.

The good news is that you can make your own low-carb Banting bread that carries almost zero carbs (less than 50g) and tastes really good.

Banting Bread Recipe

Ingredients

  • 5 egg whites
  • 2 whole eggs
  • 2 cups of milled flaxseed (there’s a dark & a light variety of flaxseed – both have the same nutritional value but produce either dark or lighter bread respectively)
  • 6 tbsp coconut oil (or olive oil)
  • 1 tbsp baking powder
  • 1 tsp salt
  • ½ cup water
  • 3g of stevia (sweetener, xylitol, sugar substitute)

Preparation

  • Preheat oven to 180°C
  • Blend the dry ingredients together in a food processor ( it’s not advisable to do this by hand as you may not be able to combine the ingredients thoroughly enough which may prevent rising of the bread)
  • Add the wet ingredients to the food processor & blend together (the mixture may get quite stiff).
  • Pour the mixture into a greased bread tin & bake for approximately 30 minutes or until cooked through – check this by using a skewer
  • Remove the loaf from the tin & place it on a board & allow it to cool
  • Once it has cooled properly you will be able to slice it & store it in a fridge or freezer

For extra flavouring you can add any flavours of your choice or even add some cheese or vegetables to the mixture as well as chia seeds to make your Banting bread tastier and healthier.

It is also worth mentioning that this Banting bread also toasts very well, so if you have been missing your toasted sandwiches don’t worry, you can have your favourite toasties again.

Take a look at some of the accompaniment suggestions below to add more oomph and wholesomeness to your slice of toast.

Banting Bread Serving Ideas

If you aren’t going to eat your Banting bread straight away, it’s a good idea to slice the loaf and then freeze it.

You can therefore remove a few slices from the freezer whenever you want and toast them.

  • A toasted slice of this Banting bread goes down really well with some smashed avocado with, or without, a poached or fried egg for breakfast.
  • Another favourite of mine is to add some salmon to a slice of this tasty carb-free bread which makes a satisfying nutritious snack.
  • It also makes a great accompaniment to a hearty bowl of soup.
  • Another tasty option for eating a slice of your toasted Banting bread is to spread some full fat yogurt on it, topped with blueberry seeds and chia seeds.
  • You could even top a slice of toasted bread with feta cheese, cucumber and onions.
  • The options are endless, you can choose almost anything from the Banting Green List to enjoy your carb-free bread with.

If you’re looking for another tasty bread option, this low-carb Banana Bread recipe should do it for you

Health Benefits Of Using Flaxseed In This Banting Bread Recipe

11 Flaxseed Benefits

This Banting bread recipe offers an additional health punch as flaxseed is;

  1. high in omega-3 essential fatty acids
  2. high in fibre
  3. high in antioxidants
  4. loaded with nutrients
  5. low in carbs and calories – one tablespoon contains 2g carbohydrate & only 37 calories
  6. may help protect you from various cancers
  7. likely to reduce cholesterol levels
  8. may lower blood pressure
  9. likely to stabilise blood sugar
  10. will help manage your weight
  11. flaxseed is also great for constipation and digestive health in general

Why You Should Choose Banting Bread Instead Of Conventional Bread

Lastly, you’re making the right food choices by opting for carb-free Banting bread over the conventional wheat bread.

When you’re feeling peckish the preferred choice of sustenance is to reach for the bread.

If it’s conventional white bread you’re going for, then the more you eat, the more you want without ever really feeling satisfied.

What’s more, is that it’s packed with simple carbs that cause weight gain and blood sugar issues which can lead to diabetes and obesity.

On the other hand, carb-free Banting bread is a nutritious snack that is not only good for you, but will leave you satisfied without wanting more.

So I hope you enjoy better health with this tasty Banting bread recipe.

PS. Want More Tasty Low-Carb Bread Recipes?

This Keto Bread Cookbook, which is also Banting, Paleo & Plant-Based friendly, is not only packed with bread recipes, but you will also get low-carb recipes for;

  • Hamburger buns
  • Buttery biscuits
  • Crusty baguettes
  • Sandwiches
  • Rolls
  • Pizza
  • and more

Take a Look At This Fantastic Collection Of Delicious Keto Based Bread Recipes »

15 thoughts on “Banting Bread”

  1. Hi there..
    Is there other plain breads to make… I’m new to banting and not too keen on flax seeds… I will use the Almond flour.
    Thanks ..
    Vee

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