WENDY'S PROTEIN SOURDOUGH BREAD V 2.0 — THE WINNER IS / WEIGHT LOSS / KETO / PSMF


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  1. Loving It On Keto
    Loving It On Keto says:

    Wendy’s High Protein Sourdough Bread V2.0

    Pre-heat Oven to 325 Degrees F Bake for 40 minutes

    Ingredients:

    3/4 Cup Egg White Protein Powder, NOW Sports Brand

    2 Cups Water

    1 tsp Nutritional Yeast

    1 tsp Active Dry Yeast

    1/2 tsp Xanthan Gum

    1/2 tsp Cream of Tartar

    1/2 tsp Redmond Real Salt

    2 tbsp Allulose

    2 TBSP Fage Nonfat Greek Yogurt

    20 Sourdough Bread Drops (000 brand)

    1/2 Tsp Bread Butter Toast flavor drops (Gremlin Brand)

    Directions:

    In the mixing bowl add all of the dry ingredients and mix well.

    Add the Sourdough and Bread Butter Toast Flavor drops into the water and mix well.

    Add the water into the mixing bowl with the dry ingredients and stir to incorporate.

    Beat on high for about 4 minutes then add in the yogurt and beat for about 1 to 2 minutes more or until stiff peaks form. Do not over beat

    Put the batter into well sprayed or non stick pan and bake at 325 degrees F for 40 minutes or until done.

    Nutritional Facts: 13 Calories /2g Carbs /1g Protein/ 0g Fat

    (0 Net Carbs)

    Note: 2 TBSP powder + 6 TBSP water = 2 Egg Whites for the NOW brand Sports Brand Egg white Protein Powder so this equals ¾ cup of egg white protein powder and 2 ¼ cup water.

    I omitted ¼ cup water for this recipe because I used 2 tbsp Greek yogurt which adds moisture.

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  2. Karlies Mama
    Karlies Mama says:

    Couple things I've figured out while experimenting w/ new no liquid whites bread recipes. I whisk dry ingredients, then turn mixer on medium & pour liquid in slowly – helps with no splashing 👍 Huge tip is measuring my powders by grams, the using of measuring spoons/cups was too inconsistent. I stick with 20g = 1/4c conversion. Then, when I add the KetoChow as a dry ingredient I then reduce the total grams of egg powder by the amount of KC grams. Now not Styrofoam-y! 👍

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  3. Eileen Vogel
    Eileen Vogel says:

    Wendy, this is AWESOME! I purchased the fabulous mixer you featured last month and LOVE it BUT NOT the previous recipes that are really a take on Cloud bread. YOU are creative as heck and so happy to see you created a whole new trend! I like increased protein as you have done and BLESS YOU for rising above the fray! We LOVE you!

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  4. Aurora3242
    Aurora3242 says:

    💜 I have to share ~ I had to pause the vid because Wendy reminded me that I had not had my collagen today~ Cashew milk (my dairy free of choice), strawberry collagen, and gremberry's white gremlin drops, tiny pinch salt =😋😘 Soo good, Thanks Wendy❣
    🎉Congratulations, Tina🎉

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  5. Aurora3242
    Aurora3242 says:

    💜🥰🤩😘
    Oh Wendy, I LOVE that shirt!😍
    💜The egg white wraps at Walmart ( hit and miss ) & more often at Fry's (now I make mine out of the psmf bread)
    💜Thanks for the tip on cinnamon~ I use ALOT of cinnamon
    Harry~☕☕☕ I get that❣

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  6. Gina Drummond
    Gina Drummond says:

    Wendy, just found your channel and you are delightful! Just a thought On making the bread taste more ‘sourdough-y’. Pre-keto, I made regular sourdough bread all the time. I happened to notice when I was out of my own homemade bread and went to one of my major grocery stores to buy what I call their ‘fake’ sourdough that they use citric acid as the flavoring agent to make it taste like real sourdough. I then did some research and found that a lot of what is sold as the most inexpensive sourdough loaves really don’t use fermented sourdough starter, but just use the citric acid to make the bread taste sourdough. I’m wondering if citric acid would work in the keto bread. I’m gonna give it a try but wanted to mention it to you too. 😀

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  7. bonnie sherwood
    bonnie sherwood says:

    This looks yummy! If I don’t care about fat content, would it work to use full fat yogurt, do you think? I have some homemade yogurt and was wondering if I could use that without it wrecking the bread

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  8. Rita Brassfield
    Rita Brassfield says:

    Thank you Wendy and Harry! Definitely trying V2.0 I have everything I need except the butter toast flavor
    Which Rich is out of a the moment. ( I do have Butter flavor though) which I’m sure are not quite the same 🤨

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