Coconut Almond Flour Bread

Bread is pretty hard to come by on the keto diet, but not when you get a little creative.

This nut-based bread recipe yields a fluffy, thick loaf that's perfect for sandwiches or enjoyed with a thick pat of butter. Don't omit the cooling time or the loaf will fall.



Get the recipe here.

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