Love garlic bread but not the carbs? You’ll love this buttery keto garlic bread – with a buttery garlic topping. Perfect for a bbq and the family to share without ruining your keto diet.
At only 2g net carbs for each buttery garlic slice – it’s perfect for garlic bread lovers, without ruining your daily goals!
Buttery Keto Garlic Bread
There is nothing quite like buttery garlic bread in the summer…Hanging out with your family and friends, gathered at a fun BBQ full of delicious food…but truth be told, you want and need a healthy option.
Because as much as you love the garlic bread and all the high-carb side dishes generally on offer, you also hate the bloating stuffed feeling afterwards. I totally get it. While it tastes delicious bite after bite, the after effects just aren’t worth it.
Buttery keto garlic bread - with a buttery garlic topping. Perfect for the bbq and family to share without ruining your keto diet.The good news? This Buttery Keto Garlic Bread is worth it. Hands down, 100%. It’s moist, full of flavour and gives you that delicious taste that you love and adore. With this simple Keto recipe, you can literally have your bread and enjoy it just like everyone else.
What makes this Keto bread taste so good?
Besides the fact that it’s good to enjoy when living the keto lifestyle, the one ingredient that really makes this bread stand out is the cream cheese. It adds a richness and a creaminess to the bread that really can’t be matched.
Then, when you add in the garlic on top with butter…you’ve created a mouth-watering recipe that will have you coming back for more (and it’s more than likely, even your family and friends who aren’t on the Keto diet will be lining up, too!).
Does this Keto bread have any added sugars? Any gluten?
Zero. Zip. Nada. There are no sugars at all in this delicious homemade bread. In fact, you not only is it sugar-free, it’s also keto-friendly, low-carb, gluten-free and delicious!
Now that your taste buds are craving this recipe, let’s get down to it! Enjoy making your own buttery Keto Garlic Bread and have fun enjoying every single bite, guilt-free.
What other food items can you eat with this Keto garlic bread?
There are so many! Any type of Keto food that you are craving would pair well. Meats from the grill, hearty slow cooker recipes, or even just a nice Keto soup to be able to dip the garlic bread in.
That’s one of the best parts of this Keto bread. It literally is versatile enough that it can be paired up with many, many options!
Let’s have a look at how we could plan a keto barbecue. Meat, vegies, keto garlic bread’n’all!
Keto barbecue recipes you might like:
- Keto chicken drumsticks 4-ways
- Bacon, broccoli and cauliflower creamy salad
- Tandoori chicken bites
- Mexican coleslaw with lime dressing
- ABC bunless burger
- Low-carb Mexican chicken burgers
Going to a shared summer barbecue?
Are you drooling yet? Are you ready for your summer keto barbecue? These are great keto recipes to take to your next family or neighbourhood barbecue.
Top tip – always offer to bring a sugar-free low-carb dessert so you can control the largest sugar item on the menu. My go-to recipe is raspberry swirl cheesecake. It’s a real crowd pleaser. See the recipe.
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Buttery Keto Garlic Bread
Ingredients
Buttery Keto Garlic Bread
- 200 g cream cheese full fat
- 2 cloves garlic crushed
- 6 eggs medium
- 140 g almond meal/flour
- 3 tbsp coconut flour
- 3 tbsp psyllium husks
- 1 tsp salt
Instructions
Buttery Keto Garlic Bread
- Soften the cream cheese by bringing to room temperature (or popping in the microwave for 15 seconds). Using an electric whisk/beater, add the crushed garlic cloves, and the eggs one by one to the soft cream cheese. Blend until smooth and lump free.
- Add all the dry ingredients for the keto garlic bread and fold gently until you get a smooth dough.
- Line a baking sheet/tray with baking parchment. Form the dough into a loaf shape on the baking parchment and cit slices halfway through the dough. This makes the dough cook evenly.
Buttery Garlic Glaze
- Mix the buttery garlic glaze, simply mix the melted butter and crushed garlic together. Brush 1/4 of it over the top of the unbaked bread before baking. Reserve the rest for serving.
- Bake at 180C/350F for 20 minutes, or until golden on top and cooked in the centre.
- Cut the garlic bread slices all the way through, and brush the remainder garlic glaze into each slice.
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Jenny says
Does this taste eggy? A lot of eggs.
Avani Malhotra says
No not at all . The garlic I think makes sure of that
Avani says
Hi
Your recipes are always amazing and so was this. But as the above commentator mentioned , there is def need in this one for revision. The batter was more cupcake batter than bread dough so I ended up adding about 4 more tbsps of coconut flour to thicken it up and soak up the liquid as well as a tsp of baking powder. It worked well. The bread is not too heavy and absolutely delicious. Just thought will let you know
Denise Sinnott ( Saldanha Bay. South Africa. ) says
Hi, is there a conversion yet for using coconut flour only?
Christina Lattimore says
I made this for tonight’s dinner, minus the pyslliam husks and its wonderful! Thanks fir giving us another great low carb option!
CJ says
I am sorry – but I am confused. When do you put in the first 2 cloves of crushed garlic?
Dina says
At beginning with cream cheese
lalita says
Is there something else to substitute for psyllium husks-they aggravate my gut immensely?
Libby www.ditchthecarbs.com says
Sorry, not in this recipe. However, you could try this Fat Head garlic bread instead.
Kathy Gamble says
Thank you for your website and wonderful Keto recipes! I think this recipe may need some more editing. Despite following the recipe exactly, using the gram measurements, my ‘dough’ was a thick muffin-like batter, rather than a soft dough that I could shape and score, and the baked bread was heavy without any leavening. The taste was ok (how can you go wrong with butter and garlic?!), but I would definitely add a little more salt next time to bring out the flavors.
Avani Malhotra says
Hey thanks for your suggestion. Incorporated them and the bread turned out delicious. See my comment below:)