
This delightful Blueberry Cloud Bread combines light-as-air texture with bursts of fresh berries for a protein-rich treat. The tender, pillowy bread offers a perfect low-carb alternative that maintains the satisfaction of traditional baking. After perfecting this recipe through many test batches, it's become a reliable standby for both everyday enjoyment and special occasions.
This bread consistently impresses guests who follow special diets. The delicate texture and natural sweetness make it hard to believe it's made without traditional flour.
Key Ingredients
- Room temperature eggs: Essential for maximum volume when whipped
- Cottage cheese: Process until completely smooth, full-fat preferred
- Cream of tartar: Stabilizes egg whites for better structure
- Fresh blueberries: Both wild and garden varieties work well
- Cornstarch (optional): Adds stability while keeping texture light

Preparation Steps
- Preparing Egg Whites
- Separate cold eggs, allowing whites to reach room temperature. Use spotlessly clean equipment. Begin beating slowly, increase speed gradually. Add cream of tartar at foamy stage. Beat to firm peaks.
- Making Base Mixture
- Process cottage cheese until completely smooth. Beat egg yolks until light. Combine with cottage cheese, honey, and salt. Incorporate cornstarch if using.
- Combining Mixtures
- Fold one-third whites into base mixture. Add remaining whites in two batches using figure-eight motion. Incorporate just until mixed.
- Berry Addition
- Ensure fresh berries are dry before adding. Use frozen berries straight from freezer. Distribute gently through mixture.
Proper egg white technique is crucial for success. Regular practice leads to consistently light, airy results that define true cloud bread.
Temperature Guidelines
Using ingredients at room temperature significantly improves egg white volume. Allow all components to warm naturally before beginning preparation.
Proper Storage
Store briefly in paper rather than plastic bags to maintain optimal texture. Best consumed within several hours of baking.
This recipe demonstrates how alternative baking methods can produce exceptional results. Each batch provides an opportunity to perfect technique while exploring variations in flavors and additions.

Frequently Asked Questions
- → Can I use frozen blueberries instead of fresh ones?
- Absolutely! Both fresh and frozen blueberries work well in this recipe.
- → How do I store extra cloud bread?
- Keep it in a sealed container in the fridge for up to 3 days, or freeze it for a month.
- → What’s the best way to warm up cloud bread?
- You can lightly warm it in an oven set to 250°F for a few minutes to get back its softness.
- → How can I make this recipe fit a keto diet?
- Just leave out the honey and cornstarch, and it’s keto-friendly!
- → Why should I blend the cottage cheese before using it?
- Blending it smoothens out any lumps, creating a better texture for the bread.