All my paleo, grain free, gluten free friends, get excited. We can have bread again! This Paleo bread is easy to make and perfect for building sandwiches and morning toasts. No more missing out on your favorites just because you’ve gone grain-free.
See how to make my version of Paleo bread a.k.a Blender Bread here:
What is Paleo Bread?
Paleo bread contains no grains or gluten and is traditionally made with nut flour or whole nuts, coconut flour, and eggs.
Ideally, a paleo bread recipe should slice beautifully and be enjoyed like regular sandwich bread. If you’ve been avoiding grains and bread due to gluten or grain intolerance, eating low carb, paleo, gluten-free, whole-30, or cleaning out your diet, this Paleo bread is exactly what you’ve been searching for. I know it was for me when I went grain free.
While preparing meals around the gluten intolerances in my family, I used to pay $6 to $8 for a small loaf of grain-free bread so we could enjoy our favorite foods. After developing this recipe for my cookbook The Best Grain-Free Family Meals On the Planet and it being a reader favorite on MOMables, I knew I had to share with you the step by steps and a video!
Is Paleo Bread Gluten-Free?
Absolutely! Since a paleo lifestyle avoids all grains (most of which contain gluten) you’ll find many paleo baked goods made with naturally gluten-free flours such as almond flour, coconut flour, or cassava. I use each of these to make delicious recipes we can’t go without like bread, muffins, and scones.
Check out these Pancake Muffins, my Grain-Free Blueberry Scones, and the Paleo Pumpkin Scones after you’re done with today’s Paleo sandwich bread! See, grain-free baking doesn’t have to be hard.
So whether you are paleo, gluten free or looking for a clean way to enjoy sandwiches, this bread is for you!
If you’re reading this and find that all of these apply to you or you just want to eat cleaner, check out these clean eating tips and recipes to help get the whole family on board!
Best Flour for Paleo Bread and Paleo Baking
While some paleo bread recipes use almond flour I get best results from a combo of whole roasted cashews and coconut flour. A high powered blender helps to break down the nuts and create a perfectly smooth batter.
How to make Paleo Bread with Coconut Flour
Coconut flour does NOT work the same as regular flours. It is VERY absorbent and you’ll notice any recipe that calls for coconut flour uses very little flour with a lot of eggs. This helps to counteract the drying effect coconut flour can have on baked goods while adding volume to the recipe.
When using coconut flour recipes, make sure to follow the recipe exactly as written. Any substitutions will most likely result in a failed attempt.
Try one of these healthy sandwich filling ideas to pair with your homemade bread.
How to Make Nut Free Paleo Bread
If you need a grain free and nut free bread, replace the cashews with pumpkin or sunflower seeds. The loaf color will be different but the taste won’t be compromised.
Is Paleo Bread Keto?
While this paleo bread has a healthy source of fats, a single slice of this Paleo Blender Bread has 11.5 grams of net carbs.
Instead, use this cloud bread to build your favorite sandwiches or use as morning toast!
What is the Best Paleo Bread
This paleo bread has a sturdy texture that holds up well for sandwiches or grilling. It also slices perfectly and has a nutty taste and aroma. My family loves it for everything from PB & J’s to grilled cheese sandwiches.
How to Make Fluffy Paleo Bread for Sandwiches
As stated above this recipe uses quite a few eggs to assist with the coconut flour but this also yields a nice, tall loaf of grain-free bread.
Another important recipe note is the type of loaf pan. You’ll want to use a 7 x 3-inch loaf pan, anything larger and your loaf will be a little flat, which is still usable but not ideal for sandwiches. This type of loaf pan is also a must for many grain-free bread recipes, otherwise, the cooking time will need to be adjusted.
The Secret to Softer Paleo Bread
Make sure you blend the batter until completely smooth. It should pour from the blender into the loaf pan, any lumps will weigh it down and make the bread course.
It’s about time we had a no-nonsense grain free bread recipe and this Blender Bread is where it’s at!
What do you plan to make with paleo bread?
PrintEasy Paleo Bread (Grain Free, Dairy Free, Sugar-Free Blender Bread)
Made with cashews (or other whole nuts) and coconut flour this Paleo bread is grain free, easy to make, and a delicious way to enjoy all your favorite sandwiches!
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Cook Time: 45 minutes
- Total Time: 50 minutes
- Yield: 1 loaf
- Category: breads
Ingredients
- 5 large eggs
- 2 cups cashews, raw
- 2 tablespoons coconut oil, melted
- 2 tablespoons coconut flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
Instructions
- Preheat oven 350F. Grease a 7×3 inch loaf pan.
- In a high-speed blender, place the eggs, cashews, coconut oil, coconut flour, baking soda, salt, and honey.
- Blend for about 45 seconds to 1 minute. until you have a smooth, thick batter.
- Add apple cider vinegar, blend to combine (about 10 seconds) and immediately transfer to the greased pan.
- Bake for 45 minutes. After 25 minutes, open the oven to cover with foil to prevent the top from burning. Continue to bake until a toothpick comes out clean when inserted in the middle.
- Remove from oven and cool prior to removing from pan. Store wrapped in the fridge for up to 5 days.
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 slice
- Calories: 278
- Sugar: 4.3g
- Sodium: 280mg
- Fat: 21.9g
- Saturated Fat: 6.6g
- Trans Fat: 0g
- Carbohydrates: 13.2g
- Fiber: 1.7g
- Protein: 9.7g
- Cholesterol: 116.3mg
Keywords: grain free bread, paleo bread
Melissa Turner
Should the cashews be raw or roasted?
Laura Fuentes
Thanks for catching that in the recipe card. I clarified it to say raw.
Naomi
Hi there—I know this is a silly question…but is there a suitable substitute for the coconut flour? Or a recommended brand that doesn’t taste of coconut? Anything I’ve ever made with coconut flour my family will not eat because they do not like the coconut flour taste. Any recommendations would be appreciated! Thank you!
Laura Fuentes
Hi Naomi, coconut flour is a crucial ingredient for this recipe so there’s no substitute. And since this recipe uses 2 tablespoons for the entire loaf, it doesn’t have a noticeable coconut flavor.
Danielle M
Tried this recipe and I have to say the best Paleo bread we’ve tried!! Thank you very much! So quick and easy as well. Could this be made with Hemp seeds in replacement of Cashews? We have a nut allergy now 🙁
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Laura Fuentes
Hi Danielle, I’m glad to hear you love this recipe! I don’t recommend swapping hemp seeds for the cashews, the textures are very different.
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Can you substitute lemon juice for cream of tartar?
Laura Fuentes
No. the cream of tartar is used to make paleo baking powder. If you have grain-free baking powder, omit it and the baking soda.
Hege Carlstrøm
Can this be made without the honey?
Laura Fuentes
It can, just add a little liquid to make up for it.
Cheryl Tiedemann
Can this be made with an egg replacer like Just Egg?
Laura Fuentes
Unfortunately no. This recipe contains 5 eggs and the maximum I recommend substituting eggs is 2 in baked goods. Sorry!
Veronica
Wow this paleo bread for sandwiches was so simple and so tasty! I’m definitely making this a staple of our diet. I can’t wait to try it with walnuts, too.
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Laura Fuentes
I’m glad you enjoyed it, Veronica!
P S
OMG. I finally found the best no-grain, no-dairy, no-sugar bread recipe…that actually tastes like real bread!! I would love to put your recipe in my recipe I’m planning on creating for my patients. Are you ok with that?
Laura Fuentes
Hi, Please send me an email info @ momables dot com. This recipe is copyrighted by my publisher. It is inside my cookbook The Best Grain-Free Family Meals on the Planet.
Kris
I just made it with sunflower seed as suggested for the nuts free option but it turned green inside although the outside is still brown. I just tasted a slice and flavour is okay but it looks like mold so not very appealing.
And I just noticed too the batter stuck on the tools and blender blades is green too.
I guess (and hope) it is the color given by the seeds and it is still safe to eat as I already ate some and plan to eat more in the morning, lol.
Any experience with sunflower seeds yourself?
Laura Fuentes
Kris, the reason this happens is that sunflower seeds when mixed with baking soda have a chemical reaction that turn the batter and the end product green -not just in this bread recipe but all recipes that call for both. This will not alter the taste but the look of the finished baked product. I hope this helps!
Kris
Thanks for your reply Laura!
Flavor was good and I just baked a version with walnuts (as despite the color I really liked the green one, lol).
I also replaced the honey for a mix of coconut sugar with water to make similar texture and used 1tbsp as indicated in the recipe and turned out great :))).
Thank you! I usually do not follow recipes due to my intolerances but besides the honey, I can tell you this is probably the only one I am going to keep making following your instructions!
Thanks again!!!
Laura Fuentes
I’m so glad this turned out great for you! And thank you for trusting my recipes.
Sarita Chavez
Hi Laura,
This receipt was really good and thank you. I will buy the pan that you suggested because it came out a little flat but the taste was awesome. I have some bread left and I’m not sure how can I store it? In the refrigerator?
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Laura Fuentes
I”m glad you enjoyed this recipe! Simply store it in the refrigerator for up to a week.
Joyce Webb
This looks GREAT!! Do you think it would work with any other nuts, like pecans or almonds? (I’d love to try pecans.) I realize they all have different oil content and that could be a problem.
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Laura Fuentes
YES! If you use walnuts (more affordable) they give this bread a “whole wheat” taste like. I’ve never tried it with pecans and with almonds it is a little dryer… but still wonderful. Enjoy!
Cindy
How much apple cider vinegar? I couldn’t find a measurement.
Laura Fuentes
1 tablespoon. I’ve updated teh recipe, Cindy. Thanks for catching that!
Linn Monroe
The recipe still says 1 tbsp but your note to Cindy says 1 TEAspoon. Please advise. I am buying what I need to make this within a few days. It looks sooo good! Thanks for such an easy recipe. Some others are so complicated.
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Laura Fuentes
sorry. It is definitely 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar. I just double-checked the cookbook.