
Fluffy Low Carb Cloud Bread (Oopsies)
These fluffy, cloud-like rolls are the perfect alternative to classic bread. With only four ingredients and simple preparation, they are the ideal companion for your low-carb diet.
When I first baked these rolls, I was impressed by their lightness and the simple recipe.
Essential Ingredients and Their Selection
- Eggs: Definitely room temperature for best results
- Cream cheese: Full-fat version for creamy consistency
- Baking powder: Provides extra fluffiness
- Salt: Enhances the flavor
Detailed Step by Step Preparation

- Egg preparation
- Carefully separate eggs
- Beat egg whites with clean equipment
- Whip until stiff peaks form
- Egg yolk mixture
- Mix with cream cheese until very creamy
- Incorporate baking powder evenly
- Beat for at least one minute for airiness
The Perfect Consistency
- Beat egg whites until very firm
- Egg yolk mixture creamy and smooth
- Gentle folding in three portions
Creative Variations
Over time, I have developed different versions:
- With herbs for savory version
- With vanilla for sweet variation
- Can be used as pizza base
Serving Suggestions
These rolls go perfectly with:
- As burger buns
- With avocado and egg
- With cream cheese spread

Storage
- Airtight packed in refrigerator
- Briefly reheat before eating
- Best enjoyed fresh
These cloud-light rolls are the perfect substitute for classic bread in low-carb cuisine and surprise with their versatile usability.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → How long do Oopsies keep?
- In an airtight container in the refrigerator for about 3 days. Briefly warm before eating.
- → Can I use regular cream cheese?
- Yes, plain cream cheese works too. Then add your own herbs and spices as desired.
- → Why do my Oopsies collapse?
- It's important that the egg whites are beaten very stiff and folded in carefully so that the air doesn't escape.
- → Can I freeze them?
- Yes, with baking paper between the layers. Thaw before eating and briefly reheat.
- → What's the consistency like?
- The consistency is airy and fluffy, but different from normal bread. Most comparable to a fluffy egg pancake.