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Grain Free, Yeast Free Bread



Grain Free Yeast Free Bread

Wow! Is all you'll have to say when you cut into this gut friendly loaf of bread. This bread is soft, spongey, and has those air bubbles throughout that you would usually only achieve from a regular yeast & gluten filled loaf. So throw out your rock hard gluten free bread, go grab the ingredients to make this and never go without a good loaf again.

Up until this point, I was someone that seldom ate bread. Sure, I'd indulge in a gluten free slice of avocado toast on the weekends but most grains free breads out there are dense and filled with almond meal which I'm now trying to avoid due to my latest gut test results (thats for another blog post).

I used Tigernut Flour as the base and ground flax seeds to meat it up. Despite the name, Tigernut is actually a tuber and it's fast become my favorite flour to bake with. I use it 1:1 when baking, its pretty mild in taste, if anything it just has a slightly nutty flavor.

What helps this bread retain it's moisture is the addition of Brandless coconut oil and tahini. Brandless tahini is just ground sesame seeds and honestly so delicious! I feel adds a beautiful yet subtle taste to this bread, and the best bit is Brandless sell it (organic) for only $3!


This recipe was made in collaboration with Brandless.com

Prep time: 20 minutes

Cook time: 40 minutes

Makes 12 slices

What you'll need:

What to do:

  • Preheat oven to 350F bake

  • Grease your loaf tin and line each way with parchment paper

  • In a medium bowl add tahini, coconut oil, eggs, maple syrup and apple cider vinegar

  • Using an electric beater (or hand whisk) beat until well incorporated and slightly bubbly

  • In a separate bowl add in all your dry ingredients, mix well.

  • Add the wet to the dry and mix until you have a smooth batter (it will be slightly runny)

  • Pour into lined loaf tin and bake for 40 minutes

  • Allow to cool for 5-10 minutes before removing from the loaf tin and slicing.

  • Keep stored on the counter in an airtight container for times when you want a sandwich or a delicious piece of toast.

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