These low carb almond pancakes are wonderful for breakfast.
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These almond pancakes were my first attempt at my own low carb pancakes. I’ve tried making them from a mix before, but I love the nutty – almost earthy – quality to these ones. I make mini ones because they look so adorable!
To make the pancake batter, whisk some eggs together in a large bowl. Add almond flour, low carb baking mix, unsweetened almond milk and low carb sweetener. Mix well until fully combined.
Cook the pancakes in a non-stick frying pan. These small ones about 2.5″ diameter – and this quantity of batter will make about 14 of that size. 
Serve with berries, whipped cream, or any of your favorite low carb sauces! My Low Carb Strawberry Sauce would be perfect! 7 of these are really filling – enjoy!
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Ingredients
- 2 eggs
- ¾ cup almond flour
- ¼ cup unsweetened almond milk
- 2 tbs low carb sweetener
- 1 tsp low carb baking mix
Instructions
- Whisk the eggs together lightly in a large bowl.
- Add the remaining ingredients and mix until fully combined.
- Cook the pancakes in a non-stick frying pan over a medium-heat, carefully turning once. The recipe makes approx 14 small pancakes.
Recipe Notes
5g net carbs per serving (7 small pancakes). Does not include sugar alcohols from the sweetener.
Just discovered your site, and am suoer excited to try many of your recipes 🙂 These were fabulous! Just made them and ate with sliced banana and Simply Fruit raspberry preserves 🙂 Wondered if you have ever refrigerated/frozen uneaten pancakes? I won’t eat all 10 at once, and was curious how they’ll keep for another morning…
Thank you for the feedback, Lacy!
I’m afraid what I don’t eat in one sitting my husband finishes off, so I haven’t tried saving them for another day. I’ll have to make them when he isn’t around!
I have frozen mine – for the same reason – and they are fine! Especially putting them in the microwave for a few seconds first.
I had tried these as pancakes several times (delicious) but my son wanted waffles today. They turned out really well. They were not crispy but tasted good. I might try adding some coconut oil the next time to see if that crisps them up at all.
Thanks for letting me know – and I’d love to hear how the coconut oil turns out!