Keto Avocado Egg Salad: Quick No Mayo Breakfast

No mayo keto avocado egg salad that is a quick and easy paleo breakfast. Healthy, low carb, easy dairy-free salad on top of bread for a keto & paleo lunch or side dish.

No Mayo Keto Avocado Egg Salad by Healthy Laura Food Photography & Styling. @healthylauracom HealthyLaura quick and easy avocado egg salad recipe for breakfast. Healthy, low carb, easy dairy free recipe and a quick healthy easy keto & paleo lunch or side dish that is gluten-free, grain free. #intuitiveeating #breakfastrecipe #easyrecipes #intuitiveeatingtips #healthylifestyle #ketorecipes #ketobreakfast #healthyeating #nodietdiet
That’s enough! Eggs healthy vs unhealthy?

Here’s my problem: One day I read an article that eggs are good. Another day I read an article that eggs are bad. All that mixed information confuses me — a LOT.

Bottom line? I don’t care. Above all I EAT eggs in moderation since I feel it works for my body. However, quality matters.

Food Intolerace?

My food intolerance test showed that I shouldn’t eat too many eggs. Therefore, that explains quite a lot why I felt sick when one week I ate eggs each mornings. Now I eat some eggs about once a week. Still, I have noticed a considerable difference in what kind of eggs I eat.

No Mayo Keto Avocado Egg Salad Toast by Healthy Laura Food Photography & Styling. @healthylauracom HealthyLaura quick and easy avocado egg salad recipe for breakfast. Healthy, low carb, easy dairy free recipe and a quick healthy easy keto & paleo lunch or side dish that is gluten-free, grain free. #intuitiveeating #breakfastrecipe #easyrecipes #intuitiveeatingtips #healthylifestyle #ketorecipes #ketobreakfast #healthyeating #nodietdiet
Expensive eggs?! I’m fancy?

I don’t want to be fancy here and have that mentality that I only buy the most expensive eggs from the store. I don’t. Free-range eggs here are two to three times more expensive than usual eggs. I’m lucky that we have our chickens in the country house. Still, when I eat some usual eggs, then I might not feel good afterward. I’m quite sure it’s not a placebo effect.

Eggs vs flax eggs

Still, when I have to buy some eggs, then I go to the farmer’s market or I don’t eat any eggs. I can always replace the eggs with “flax egg” (flaxseed meal + water) or chia seeds. Therefore, these two ingredients are perfect replacements in most cases.

Huge difference! Color!

However, over the years I have noticed the difference between eggs. I can even see it by looking at the color of egg yolk. Above all free-range eggs or eggs straight from my country house are just YELLOW. Not to mention that all the baked goods come out better. Most noteworthy, that yellow color on the baked goods looks precisely the way I remember my grandmother used to bake. As a result, it makes me more than happy to see that.

Some other egg & avocado recipe
Iron overload? Keto Avocado Egg Salad

Recently I got a blood test to check my vitamin levels. Everything was good. However, for my surprise, I had a little bit of iron overload. Therefore, I did some research and I found that eggs are good for iron overload. Looks like a reason to eat eggs with this keto avocado egg salad.

No Mayo Keto Avocado Egg Salad Bread by Healthy Laura Food Photography & Styling. @healthylauracom HealthyLaura quick and easy avocado egg salad recipe for breakfast. Healthy, low carb, easy dairy free recipe and a quick healthy easy keto & paleo lunch or side dish that is gluten-free, grain free. #intuitiveeating #breakfastrecipe #easyrecipes #intuitiveeatingtips #healthylifestyle #ketorecipes #ketobreakfast #healthyeating #nodietdiet

Keto Avocado Egg Salad (Paleo, Dairy-Free & Gluten-Free)

4 servings (about 86 g, on top of each bread slice)

Preparation: 5 minutes

Time in Total: 5 minutes (+ 10 minutes if you don’t have boiled eggs)

Nutritional information (about 86 g, without bread): 127,9 kcal, Protein: 6,3 g, Net Carbs: 1,6 g, Fat: 10,0 g

Ingredients:
  • 1 large avocado (diced, about 1 cup)
  • 4 boiled peeled eggs (I prefer a little bit runny egg yolks since then I don’t need to use any mayo to get a great texture)
  • 1 tbsp chopped mint
  • 1 tbsp fresh lime or lemon juice
  • salt, black pepper to taste
  • For serving: Slice of bread or crackers (optional)
Instructions:
  1. To make the salad, in a bowl mash eggs with a fork. 
  2. Stir in the diced avocados, chopped mint, lime juice.
  3. Season with salt and pepper. 
  4. Serve with bread or crackers.

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