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Made this with flax as an egg substitute and it turned out great! 🙂 my boyfriend was so jealous of how it smelled I had to make it in keto muffin form for him that turned out great as well (subbed 1/4 cup of almond milk for the syrup and added liq stevia to bread and granulated stevia to crumb topping instead of coconut sugar)! Thanks for sharing!
LOL… love it that you made the BF jealous. That was very sweet of you to whip up another batch for him in muffin-form!! Thanks for sharing your substitution ideas for the keto muffin variation. 🙂
I’m very interested in making this cake. Im just not a big fan of the coconut taste the coconut flour gives off. Does this cake come out tasting anything like coconut or just punkin?
Hi Laura! There is definitely an undertone of coconut flavor in this bread. If you are strongly averse to the taste of coconut, you may not like it! However, if you have enjoyed other coconut flour products, you might!
Can you make it sugar free also by using stevia baking sugar(powder)? Maybe that would also help the consistency as well? The calorie and carbohydrate and calorie count seems really high, would like to cut it back some. And perhaps find a way to boost the protein? Let me know your thoughts! Thanks!
Hi Candace! I am ALL about experimenting and making a recipe your own! I love your thoughts and ideas! I personally have not tried using stevia baking sugar in this recipe but would love to hear if you do. Thanks so much for your question!
This was fantastic.
I didn’t do the crumble because I didn’t have coconut sugar. How can I make the bread sweeter, without the crumble? Can I add more syrup?
So happy you enjoyed it, Brittany! The crumble definitely has a good bit of the sweetness. If you add syrup to the bread it will change the liquid:dry ingredient ratio and won’t come out quite right. You can always drizzle a bit more syrup on a piece of toasted bread 🙂 Thanks for the comment!
Will this recipe work without the crumb topping?
Yes, Cynthia!! The crumb topping does add a bit of sweetness to it. If you don’t want the “crumb”, you can also just sprinkle a bit of coconut sugar on top.
Great recipe! The only thing I changed was I used pecans instead of walnuts. Yummy!
Thanks so much, Tvrod!! Pecans sound amazing… will definitely have to try that next time!
My bread turned out really soggy I cooked it a extra ten minutes. I followed it to the T so I don’t know what happened….
I am so sorry to hear that, Michelle! What size of eggs did you use? Using slightly larger eggs may result in a soggier bread. Also, older coconut flour may affect the texture of your bread. Hope this helped you troubleshoot a little bit!
This is delicious and so easy to make! So tempted to eat the entire loaf in one sitting! Also will keep in the fridge and freeze a few slices. Thanks so much for the recipe – it’s a new fall favorite!
Lol… you and my hubby both!! I am so glad you liked it! It’s so nice to have a pumpkin treat without too much guilt. Thanks for commenting!
This was really tasty! I actually ended up keeping it in the fridge and munching on it throughout the day. Great flavors! Thanks for the recipe 🙂
Thanks so much, Marissa 🙂 I will have to try refrigerating in next time… That sounds like a great idea!
this pumpkin bread looks like the bomb.com, especially with the tasty crumb topping! I love baking with coconut flour, but I have had my fair share of recipe fails with it lol!
Haha me too!! It took me a few tries to conquer this one… the first batch turned out to be a soggy mess. Lol It is SO worth it when you figure it out, though 🙂
I just made this. Taste is DELICIOUS!!! One of the best coconut flour breads I’ve tasted. Mine seems to want to crumble (couldn’t spread soft butter on it without mashing it). Any tips? The toothpick came out clean but I baked on the shorter end of the time frame. Regardless will be making it again but thought I’d see if you had any tips. Thanks!
Hi Chelsie! I am so happy you liked it. 🙂 It can be slightly crumbly… One thing that might work is to refrigerate the bread, spread soft butter on it, and then heat it up. Let me know if it works for you!