Get rid of all your other egg muffin recipes, this Keto Egg Bites recipe is the only one you’ll need from now on! Follow me, Chef Jenn, along and I’ll show you all my chef tips and tricks to make this keto breakfast recipe fabulous every time!
I’ll admit that I’m not normally one to buy a small appliance on the promise of making one thing, but this Dash Egg Bite Maker promised to be small (and adorable), functional, with a small footprint, and quick. So, I bought one.
And I’m in love. They taste almost like the Starbucks sous vide egg bites, only a heckuva lot cheaper!
Yup, this chef is in love with her Dash Egg Bite Maker. For my keto lifestyle, this small and affordable appliance is just what I needed. (If you’re looking for other handy keto appliances and gadgets, check this list of resources out.)
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Hassle-Free Keto Egg Bites Recipe
I’ve always struggled with breakfast. I stand in front of the fridge and ponder what to eat. Time ticks by and I’m still pondering. I’ll pick at leftovers – yes I’ve eaten leftover asparagus for breakfast – and often don’t eat much of anything which isn’t good for this type 2 diabetic, either.
But, I’ve always got eggs on hand, cheese, and meat of some kind. That’s all it takes to make basic keto Egg Bites! You don’t need to get fancy, it doesn’t need to be messy, and in about 10 minutes you can have something totally keto and totally tasty for breakfast or a keto snack. If you want to try something a wee bit different, check out this recipe for Spinach & Cheese Egg Bites, or dig in to something like these Ham & Cheese Egg Muffins which are a bit more substantial.
Chef’s Tips
- To keep these egg bites from becoming hard egg pucks, add some heavy whipping cream! About a tablespoon per egg will do it.
- I tested this with both large and extra large eggs. Two large eggs plus cream and fillings fit almost perfectly in the four egg cups.
- Egg, then fillings! To keep the egg from sticking to the silicone molds, add the egg custard then cheese and fillings.
- Don’t overfill the cups. I filled them to just below the rim and they puffed up some, but not too much.
- Make sure your fillings are chopped small. There’s not a lot of room in those cups so keep things chopped finely.
- There’s no timer on the Dash Egg Bite Maker, so keep an eye on them. They took about 7 minutes but could take more or less depending on how full they are, how cold the ingredients are, etc. Just poke an egg bite with a knife to see if it is cooked.
Egg bites are ready in 7-10 minutes, depending on how cold your ingredients are when you started.
Yes! But you’ll need to cook each batch separately.
Each serving is two egg bites, and it has 3 net carbs.
What To Serve With This Dish
This Keto Egg Bites Recipe makes four easy-to-eat egg bites that are perfect on their own, or serve them with crunchy bacon, succulent sausage, or your other favorite breakfast meat. They can also be served as appetizers, eaten as snacks or popped into lunches!
Like This? Also Try:
- Sausage ‘n Egg Cups
- Keto Corned Beef Hash
- Mediterranean Egg Muffins
- and be sure to check out my cookbook, Perfectly Pork!
Mix the eggs and cream 
Fill the cups 3/4 of the way full 
Add your tasty ingredients 
Bake in the Dash Egg Bite Maker 
Finished!
Bacon, Cheese, and Onion Egg Bites
Ingredients
- 2 eggs
- 2 tbsp heavy whipping cream
- 2 tbsp cooked bacon chopped
- 1 tbsp green onion
- 2 tbsp cheese shredded
Instructions
- Whip the eggs and cream. Add a touch of salt and pepper if you like, but I found the cheese and bacon gave them plenty of salt.
- Fill the Dash Egg Bites cups 3/4 full with the egg mixture.
- Divide the bacon, onion, and cheese, between the cups, careful not to overfill.
- Top up with the remaining custard.
- Bake in Dash Egg Bite Maker for about 7 minutes or until cooked through.
- Enjoy!
Nutrition
A Note on Nutritional Information
Nutritional information for this recipe is provided as a courtesy and is calculated based on available online ingredient information. It is only an approximate value. The accuracy of the nutritional information for any recipe on this site cannot be guaranteed. Erythritol carbs (sugar substitutes) are not included in the carbohydrate counts as they have been shown not to impact blood sugar, and they have zero calories and zero carbs. Net carbs are the total carbs minus fiber.
These egg bites sound like a delicious way to start the day. I think I need one of those Dash Egg Bites makers too!
These would make a great low carb snack.
They are a great snack – and so easy to eat on-the-go!
I love egg bites! They’re a great way to start the day and even make a healthy snack! These were incredibly easy to make and tasted great!
So glad you liked them!
These egg bites are perfect for breakfast and for snacking. They are so easy to make, and can be customized easily. 🙂
Yes! I’m having fun making different kinds with all my favorite ingredients!
Is the nutrition information for one egg bite or for all 4?
Hi Nancy, the nutrition info is for all 4 egg bites. I’ll make that more clear. Hope that helps! -Jenn
Mine aren’t custardy like the coffe shop ones. Im still learning how to use it. Did i overcook (10 minutes), or should i have blended the eggs first?
Yes, mix the eggs well first and don’t overcook them. I usually poke a knife into the center to make sure they’re just barely done.
These egg cups are amazing! Love that you made them keto and their still so fulfilling.
My husband can eat these for breakfast every day! He follows keto diet!
I am always looking for new egg recipes to try and this looks delicious.
These egg bites were super easy to make and turned out great! Even my kids gobbled them up!
How much water do you put in the maker before cooking?
Hi! I’d follow the Dash maker’s guidelines which say to add 1 scoop (the silicone cup that comes with the machine) of water.
Not understanding how this recipe contains 603kcals. Is a kcal different from a calorie?
Robin, thanks for pointing that out! The nutrition calculator was messing up the amount of bacon but it’s all fixed now!