How to make keto vegan cheese crackers (with oat fibre option)


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These “Ritz” style keto vegan cheese crackers are so delicious and super crunchy. It’s no doubt one of the easiest crackers recipes to make. I can’t stop eating …

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  1. Mohammed Alotaibi
    Mohammed Alotaibi says:

    I just ran into your keto French fries video. I loved it, and I said she was so good, so she's gotta have some other great content on her channel, and oh my God was I right. Mark my words, your channel is gonna skyrocket some time very soon.

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  2. Kelly Dolan
    Kelly Dolan says:

    You can up the anti and increase the health benefits and making them taste like cheddar by adding nutritional yeast. I think I’ll be giving these a try. Thank you! 😋💞

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  3. Lina Safi
    Lina Safi says:

    Hello, may i ask what is the Xanthan gum, and since I guess we do not have it in our country, what can we replace it with?? Many thanks for your wonderful recipes.

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  4. Skunkworks Inc
    Skunkworks Inc says:

    So glad to see you back…. ! this looks really great, dying to try this… i am thinking a mixture of vegan cheese to balance the carbs and some nutritional yeast… I really am a sucker for a cracker…. this is the straw that breaks this camels back… as I like like love low carb but also like my crunch with food i.e. crackers…

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  5. ricobernarddelacruz
    ricobernarddelacruz says:

    I rarely comment on you tube videos but heavenly fan is too legit to ignore. She is an innovator! I follow alot of keto recipe chanels and heavenly fan is their source of new recipes. Just like her keto fries. Keep it up heavenly fan!! Your creativity and cooking talents helped me to keep it keto!!!

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  6. carol29carnegie
    carol29carnegie says:

    Hi Fan I’m definitely going to make these, I’ve never tried a recipe of yours that I haven’t liked, I don’t know how you keep coming up with these brilliant ideas 💡, just thought your subscribers might like to know I’ve found 900g of dried lupin seeds for £7-39 on eBay, great price if you can grind them into flour yourself, all the best Carol from Scotland x

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