This 90 second bread is soft, sturdy enough for sandwiches, and toasts surprisingly well. I use it for grilled cheese, breakfast sandwiches, toast, and even pulled pork sandwiches when I need something fast.

Why You'll Love This 90 Second Bread

This 90 second keto bread is one of the easiest ways to make a quick low carb bread at home using simple pantry ingredients and a microwave. It’s soft, sturdy enough for sandwiches, and ready in just a few minutes.
I especially love this bread toasted. Toasting gives it a much better texture and makes it perfect for grilled cheese sandwiches, breakfast sandwiches, avocado toast, burgers, or even pulled pork sandwiches.
You can make this keto bread with either almond flour or coconut flour, and you don’t need yeast, kneading, or any special equipment. It’s one of those simple low carb recipes that becomes really useful when you need bread fast.
What This Bread Is Like
This 90 second keto bread is soft, sturdy, and best when toasted. The texture is somewhere between sandwich bread and an English muffin, and it holds up really well for grilled cheese, breakfast sandwiches, burgers, and toast.
Because this bread is made in the microwave, it won’t have the exact texture of bakery bread, but toasting it completely changes the texture and flavor. I almost always toast mine before serving.
One of the things I love most about this recipe is how practical it is. You can make a single serving in just a few minutes without turning on the oven or making an entire loaf of bread.

Ingredients You’ll Need
This 90 second keto bread is made with a few simple ingredients that you may already have in your kitchen. I usually make the almond flour version because I like the flavor and texture best, but I’ve included a coconut flour option as well.
Almond Flour Version
- Almond flour
- Avocado oil, melted butter, or coconut oil
- Baking powder
- Egg
- Pinch of salt
Coconut Flour Version
- Coconut flour
- Avocado oil, melted butter, or coconut oil
- Baking powder
- Egg
- Pinch of salt
If you prefer a less eggy flavor, you can use only the egg white instead of the whole egg. I also highly recommend toasting the bread after cooking because it gives the best texture.

How To Make It
Add the oil or melted butter to a 4-inch ramekin or microwave-safe container and swirl it around to coat the bottom and sides. This helps prevent sticking and makes the bread easier to remove after cooking.
Add the remaining ingredients directly to the ramekin and mix with a fork until smooth. The batter will look thin at first, but that’s normal. Tap the ramekin on the counter a few times to remove any air bubbles.
Microwave on high for 60 to 90 seconds, or until the top looks set. Let the bread cool for a minute or two before removing it from the ramekin and slicing.
For the best texture, slice the bread in half and toast it before serving. Toasting gives the bread golden edges and makes it much more bread-like for sandwiches, grilled cheese, burgers, or toast.
Tips For The Best Texture
- Toast the bread before serving whenever possible. Toasting gives the bread golden edges and a much better texture, especially for sandwiches, grilled cheese, burgers, or avocado toast.
- For a less eggy flavor, use only the egg white instead of the whole egg. This gives the bread a lighter texture and a more neutral flavor.
- Be careful not to overcook the bread in the microwave. Overcooking can make the texture rubbery or dry. The bread is done when the top looks set and springs back lightly when touched.
- Using the right size container also makes a big difference. A 4-inch ramekin or microwave-safe container gives the bread enough height to slice in half for sandwiches.
- Let the bread cool for a minute or two before slicing. This helps the texture set properly and keeps it from falling apart.
Ways To Use It
One of the best things about this 90 second keto bread is how versatile it is. Once it’s toasted, it works really well for all kinds of quick meals and snacks.
My favorite way to use it is for grilled cheese because the bread gets golden and crispy on the outside while staying soft in the middle. It also works really well for breakfast sandwiches, avocado toast, deli sandwiches, or as a bun for burgers like my stuffed burger recipe.
I also love using this bread for sandwiches with my crockpot pulled pork recipe and coleslaw because it holds up surprisingly well once toasted.
If you want something simple, toast it with butter or my keto sugar free strawberry jam for an easy snack. You can even make a sweeter version by adding a little cinnamon and sweetener to the batter before cooking.
Storage Instructions
This 90 second keto bread is best fresh, especially after toasting, but you can store leftovers for later if needed.
Wrap the bread tightly or store it in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. I recommend slicing and toasting it before serving because that gives the best texture.
You can also freeze the bread for longer storage. Let it cool completely, then wrap it tightly and freeze for up to 2 months. Thaw in the refrigerator or toast straight from frozen.
Frequently Asked Questions
The eggy flavor usually comes from the egg yolk. For a lighter flavor and texture, use only the egg white instead of the whole egg.
Overcooking is usually the cause of rubbery texture. Microwave the bread only until the top looks set. Toasting after cooking also improves the texture a lot.
Yes. Coconut flour works well in this recipe, but because it absorbs more liquid than almond flour, you only need a small amount.
Yes. Bake the bread in an oven-safe ramekin at 375F for about 10 minutes, or until the center is set.
A 4-inch ramekin or microwave-safe container works best because it gives the bread enough height to slice in half for sandwiches.
Yes. Let the bread cool completely, then wrap tightly and freeze for up to 2 months. Toasting after thawing gives the best texture.

90 Second Bread (Easy Microwave Bread Recipe)
Ingredients
- 3 tablespoon almond flour (see my favorite on Amazon) (or 1 ⅓ tablespoon coconut flour)
- 1 tablespoon avocado oil or melted butter or coconut oil
- ½ teaspoon baking powder
- 1 large egg (See notes on how to make this less "eggy")
- tiny pinch of kosher salt
Method
- Add the oil to the bowl or ramekin and swirl around to coat. Add the rest of the ingredients and stir stir well. Tap on the counter a few times to remove air bubbles and microwave for 60-90 seconds. You can also bake in a oven safe container for 10 minutes at 375F
- You can make this 90 second bread less eggy by using just an egg white as the egg yolk is where the eggy taste comes from.
Notes
- Toasting the bread gives it the best texture and makes it much more bread-like for sandwiches and toast.
- For a less eggy flavor, use only the egg white instead of the whole egg.
- Be careful not to overcook the bread in the microwave or it can become rubbery.
- A 4-inch ramekin or microwave-safe container works best because it gives the bread enough height to slice in half for sandwiches.
- Almond flour gives the best flavor and texture, but coconut flour also works well.
- Let the bread cool for a minute or two before slicing so the texture can fully set.
- This bread works really well for grilled cheese sandwiches, breakfast sandwiches, avocado toast, burgers, and pulled pork sandwiches.






Amanda says
I just made this as I'm new to keto and was dying for some avocado toast! I'm so excited that it turned out amazing!!! I can now enjoy my avocado toast, use it to dip the yolk of eggs, make grilled cheese! Oh man? Thank you so much for this recipe! Less temptation to cheat now!
Aakanksha says
I tired it today,didn't rise much. Looked dry had an eggy taste.followed the recipe. Why could HV gone wrong??
Eric says
Really liked this recipie! Reacently got diagnosed with IBS so iam following keto diet. This recipie has alowed me to have cheese burgers again.I used olive oil and 1 Tbs coconut flour in a 4.5 x 4.5 Tupperware container and covered with microwave cover turned out great. THANK YOU SO MUCH LOVE THIS BREAD!!!
Chelsea says
I just want to say THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart for this super easy/tasty/QUICK recipe!!!!!! I'm seriously missing my breads/make a sandwich etc and this was AWESOME!
I tried two batches! One was the original recipe (almond flour/coconut oil) nothing else....the first few ones came out okay but later the last one was really THIN and hard as heck to cut and I cracked it (oops) but still tasty!
The 2nd batch was even better as I followed another reviewers comment to use 1/2 teaspoon of Xanthan gum and 1 teaspoon of sour cream! I really liked this one because it fluffed up the bread a bit so after I "toasted" it I was able to slice it to make sandwiches 🙂 I also inverted the bread so I fried the outside of the "inside" of the bread and it was YUM!
I definitely used the toaster and grilled on my stovetop after but it was seriously amazing and now I just need to find a good soup to go with the sandwiches to stick to my Keto! 🙂
THANK you for this recipe! 😀 I'm curious do you know if I made a few of these in the microwave, would they do okay in the fridge in a container for 2-4 days? I'd love to have something to make for my hubby's sandiwches and don't mind prepping (toaster/grilling later) but I don't know how long they'd technically "last" in the fridge? <3
Also, I'd LOVE if you could take THIS recipe and convert it to an actual 9x5 loaf pan so I can make some all at once...Please? <3 haha! 😉 Thank you again!
Lisa says
Made 90 second bread to have with our zucchini noodles and meat sauce. Was so nice to have "bread" again! Used almond flour, sprayed pan with avocado oil and microwaved in a small ceramic loaf pan. Sliced in quarters lengthwise for breadsticks. Delish!
Savan Ariella says
I use a paper bowl, and it works great.
Regina Newman says
Mine came out more of a brown color instead of yellow. Maybe the brand of almond flour I used but still Delicious!!
Capsule says
This a THE perfect recipe of Keto bread. Delicious, soft, and 4g carbs.
I've used a square glass 20x20cm and it gave me thin slices . I cut my bread in 4 parts and add havarti cheese and extra lean ham on 2 bread slices. Close the sandwich with the 2 other bread slices and here we go for a very delicious meal !
Thanks for sharing !!
Talya says
Total game changer! For the first time I was actually able to eat a grilled cheese that felt like a real one, not just a weird paleo-fied version. This recipe is so simple and quick, I didn't even expect it to work, but wow!
I used just the egg whites, as recommended, and doubled the recipe so I could make one in the microwave and one in the oven. The one in the microwave came out way better, so, perfect.
Thank you!
Barb says
Wow! This is a GREAT recipe! I made a hamburger bun by splitting the same portion recipe into 2 regular sized every day ceramic bowls sprayed with cooking spray. After 90 seconds in the microwave EACH, one at a time, I had 2 individual bun pieces which I toasted in the toaster!
After readying others comments I added to the recipe 1/2 tsp. Xanthan gum powder and a teaspoon of sour cream. It was like potato bread! Nice and springy with GREAT (not crumbly) texture! Can’t wIt to enjoy a ham and cheese sandwich or a grilled cheese on this!
Victor Shawnsea says
If I want to make double the quantity .. how long do I microwave?? This is yum btw!!
Elle Dee says
I use a 5x4 Pyrex dish, and it works just fine.
https://www.amazon.com/Pyrex-Simply-Rectangular-Container-6-Piece/dp/B01DAYIEOQ/
Julia says
this was great! thank you
Nat says
I love it! It was nice to have a sandwich. Thank you!!! 🙂
Saudável says
Amazing recipe can't wait to try it
Tracy Kutz says
Need to use aluminum free baking powder. I found a baking powder with no aluminum and no cornstarch, which is totally carb free. It's sold at Target and is called Market Pantry.
Tracey says
Have tried many 90 second breads by far this is the best...I've lost 55 lbs. following this eating plan..thank you Jennifer for the best collection
Kim says
I used this recipe for my husband who is recently diagnosed with diabetes. The first was a grilled cheese. The i made a hot ham and cheese. Tonight i doubled the recipe and made a bun for the hamburgers.
Tracey says
What are the nutrition numbers on this?
Robert Watt says
Tracy. Plan on about 300 calories and 3.5 carbs.
Jenny Clara says
Amazing! I tried with your recipe and it was good but still a little dry. So I added 1tbsp of coconut flour only. Added 1/2 tsp of each of the following to make it grainier: psyllium husk, ground flaxseed. Pinch of xantham gum.
Sharon says
I am just starting keto and I am gluten intolerant. I tried this recipe this morning to make mini egg-sausage sandwiches. I used coconut flour and grape seed oil because it was readily available. It came out too eggy and coconutty. I will try almond flour, egg whites, and butter next time. I baked egg and spinach in a muffin pan. Made this bread in a mug. Toasted 4 slices. It was the perfect size for my precooked eggbites. Makes great on-the-go sandwiches. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
VD says
Awesome bread recipe tried it with almond flour. Was super sceptic about the eggy taste and to my surprise it came out perfect, fluffy and *no* eggy taste. Only one small change I did is to add just half of the egg whites of one egg. It was filling too! I am almost one month into keto, this is a blessing! Many thanks Jennifer :):)
Ryan says
What a great recipe! I've had some trial and error with this since I've started keto, but today I used natural Irish butter, just the egg yolk and 2/3 tbsp water with a little plain greek yogurt. So light and fluffy, not eggy at all. Grilled up with some sugar free syrup and it was like cornmeal mush or a super fluffy cornmeal pancake. Crazy delicious!
Kathryn says
Excellent recipe!! Just started on a Keto Diet, and didn’t think I would see bread again for a while. Not only does this recipe make a wonderful tasting low carb bread, it is also totally doable for a busy lifestyle. This is so practical, simple, and delicious! My whole family of bread lovers loves it and thanks you! 🙂
Monisha says
Hi Jennifer,
Im currently on the candida diet, and after few failed attempts at baking GF bread, not to mention the terrible taste of some, I was actually getting depressed trying to find a simple bread recipe, while craving for real bread. Until I found your website today and decided to try out your recipe. For the first attempt, I used 3 Tblspns ground almonds or almond meal, as this is what I had along with 1 tsp coconut flour, 1 T butter and 1 egg. Made it in a square microwave dish and after 90 seconds, I was amazed at the bread like texture! Toasted it in a skillet and had it with almond butter for tea....so happy to have found this and many thanks for such an easy and wonderful bread recipe.
Geegee says
I just tried this recipe and OMG! it worked great you would never know it wasn’t regular bread. I used a small loaf pan for a personal size cornbread. Wish I could upload a photo. I’m going to stir in Asiago cheese and mushrooms next time n see how it works. I’ll let you know.
Deena says
This is a wonderful recipe. Thank you for sharing!
Pea Green says
Fantastic!!!! I used all almond flour and macadamia oil. I made two, the second one with a little sweetener. They were both delicious, light and moist, sliced beautifully and were definitely the bread substitute I have been craving. Thank you!!
Riley says
Just made this but added a tablespoon of sour cream. So yummy and moist.
Carla C Hunter says
Wow! Just made this. Added the tablespoon of sour cream & a 1/2 tsp of monk sugar. Tasted DELISH! I then immefiately used it to make a personal size pizza. Added pizza sauce, mozz & pep.. popped it oven for 13mins. Omg. Yesss!!! Thank you!
Cathy says
Just made this with sour cream after reading this and it turned out great. I only cooked it for 75 seconds.
Jennifer says
Last week I tried it with butter and it was overwhelmingly buttery flavored. So I just tried it with coconut oil and much better. However still so rich and slightly greasy even after a good toasting. That may be due to the almond flour. Next time I will try it with the coconut flour. Thank you!!
Lesley says
I had gastric bypass last year and I'm pretty strict when it comes to breads, carbs, sugars and a higher protein diet. Occasionally I crave a burger. This was exactly what I needed to curb my craving!!! It came out perfect. Sliced it thinly and toasted in my toaster over and a perfect mini 2oz ground pork burger with sugar free ketchup and mayo. I'm so excited that once again, I can enjoy mini burgers, breakfast sandwiches and a "slice" of toast now, guilt free!!! I used almond flour and butter...thank you for sharing
Lv says
Was looking for a quick, healthy bread for breakfast this morning and this was perfect--sliced some avocado on top, plopped on a fried egg, and I had a breakfast victory.
Anna says
Stephanie, did you try the waffles? I am looking for some that get crispy on the outside and thought you were on to something there. Just wondering how it turned out:)
Stephanie Johnston says
I just made this for my son as he usually has Nutella on bread. I haven't started him on the full force keto just yet (hence the Nutella lol) but am slowly introducing him to different options and omitting high carb foods from the house. While he wasn't completely sold, I freaking loved it. I made it with coconut flour, and I toasted it after. Extremely dry, but The flavour was amazing, I'm just going to add some oil on top of the butter next time. Also going to try to triple the recipe, add some Keto sweetener, beat the egg whites until fluffy and then fold the remaining ingredients in to make my waffles! Thanks so much for this 🙂 my brain is going overboard with new ideas now with this base recipe!
Silmary Crespo says
Loved this!! Thank you!!
Priss Alarcón says
I am amazed! I made this today and it came out perfect! Will definitely make it again and again and again... thank you so much for sharing!
Haupia says
I just made this tonight and will probably make it again. While yours has a nice buttery yellow look, mine is pasty white. But I toasted it, buttered it, and put a slice of cheese in it to make a cheese sandwich. Yes, it does have a bit of an eggy taste but I guess I can throw bacon on there and have a filling sandwich. Thanks for the share!
PK says
I made this the second time and doubled everything but the egg; no eggy taste and a good bread texture. Loved it!
Diane says
Pk, I just tried your suggestion, and doubled everything but the egg. It turned out a mile high and fluffy. I filled mine with a slice of black forest ham and a slice of real cheese. OMGosh, it's the closest thing I've had to a ham and cheese biscuit in a very long time... it was perfect!
Kendra says
Made this for the kids this morning because we didn’t have anymore loaf keto bread.
Made it with coconut flour and oil.
They love it . 5 stars for kid approved ?
Michele says
This was really delicious with my sweet potato soup for lunch today, so easy to make fresh in the microwave at work ?
Celeste Cutchins says
OMGosh!!! This was the BEST keto bread I have ever had!!! Amazing! I do agree, that in some applications, I can see where the slightly eggy taste might bother some (not me, lol). So the simple fix was in fact, to use egg white. It held together....no crumble, no fall apart. I can't wait to make a loaf worth and share with the fam. I think my husband feels like keto is more of a punishment. LOL. But THIS is gonna help change his mind! Thank you tons. Like others, I'd almost given up on keto breads. 😉
Nana says
Excellent!
Haven't had sandwiches in ages since refusing to pay $7 for gluten free loaf or invest in bread maker. I've been craving tomato sandwiches. Just ate the best tasting one ever! Used almond meal/flour and melted butter, then toasted it. Cannot thank you enough!
Denise says
Good morning!
I tried your 90second bread.
I baked up fabulous but a little too much eggy taste but to make a sandwich I am sure I will love it. BUT I melted 1 Tablespoon butter then added 1 Tablespoon raisins and 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon and then regular recipe. It came out awesome. Thank you so much for your site!
Marie says
Mine did not turn out like the video. The “batter” was pasty like cookie dough. It tasted fantastic and I will make it again, and again, and again! But do you have a clue as to where I went wrong? I used coconut flour.