I recently posted my recipe for Low Carb Almond Bread, but I felt that this Low Carb French Toast deserved it's own post because it's JUST THAT GOOD! Seriously you guys...french toast! In the low carb world, having this as a breakfast option is just heavenly! Another bonus, it was a hit with my kids too :)
Click HERE to see the Recipe for Low Carb Almond Bread
Once you've made the bread, simply dip a thick slice of the bread into beaten eggs. As an option, you can also add flavored extracts such as vanilla, coconut, maple, cinnamon, etc. to your beaten eggs which will flavor your french toast a bit. I added a tablespoon of McCormick's Imitation Banana Extract which has 0 carbs. It added a hint of banana flavoring which I loved!
Fry the dipped bread slices in butter on medium heat and flip until browned on both sides. Lay on paper towel to cool a bit. Here are some topping options: low carb syrup, cream cheese, cinnamon, mashed berries, or a sprinkle of stevia and/or cinnamon.
Happy Low Carbing Ya'll!
Wow! You mean I could make a 'flavored butter'-banana, butterscotch, etc . . zero carbs . . . I wonder how that'd taste (w/o stevia/xylitol) . . . still trying to avoid the sweetener . . . your thoughts?
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Oh, THANK YOU, and bless you! :) <3
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of low carb syrup do you use.? There are several at the store and I didn't know which to choose. I was afraid I'd choose something that wasn't good.
ReplyDeleteWithout hesitation, go with Nature''s Hollow sugar-free syrup. And if u haven't tried their jams, WOW!
ReplyDeleteWithout hesitation, go with Nature''s Hollow sugar-free syrup. And if u haven't tried their jams, WOW!
ReplyDeleteHow many carbs is in this?
ReplyDelete19 in a 1/4th a cup. No fiber. So this would not be for everyone on every diet. Along with the almond bread, you couldn't have 1 piece on induction.
Delete17g of the 19g are sugar alcohols, so for some folks who can get away with them 2g net.
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