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Low-Carb Air Fryer Seeded Crackers

Crisp, seeded crackers with a fraction of the carbs — made from almond flour and seeds, baked in the air fryer.

Crackers are usually all refined carbs, but a dough of almond flour and seeds makes crisp, savoury crackers with a fraction of the carbs — perfect with cheese or dips. The air fryer crisps them in minutes. Here's how, with the numbers.

Key takeaways

Q: How do you make low-carb crackers in an air fryer?

A: Roll out an almond-flour-and-seed dough thin, cut into squares, and air fry at 160°C (320°F) for 10–14 minutes, until crisp.

Q: What keeps them low-carb?

A: Almond flour and seeds instead of wheat flour.

The method

Mix almond flour with mixed seeds, a little egg and seasoning into a dough, roll it thin between baking paper, and cut into squares. Air fry at a gentle heat so they crisp through without catching. Watch them near the end — thin crackers brown fast.

The recipe

Low-Carb Seeded Crackers

10 minPrep
12 minCook
4Serves

Ingredients

  • 120g almond flour
  • 2 tbsp mixed seeds
  • 1 egg white, salt
  • Herbs (optional)

Method

  1. Mix into a dough; roll thin.
  2. Cut into squares.
  3. Air fry at 160°C (320°F) for 10–14 minutes.
  4. Cool to crisp fully.
150 kcal 6g protein 4g carbs 13g fat 0.4g salt

Tips

  • Roll thin for the crispiest crackers.
  • Watch the end — they brown fast.
  • Cool before eating so they crisp. Great with our cheese crisps.

Frequently asked questions

How do you make low-carb crackers in an air fryer?

Mix an almond-flour-and-seed dough, roll it thin, cut into squares, and air fry at 160°C for 10–14 minutes until crisp. Cool them to firm up.

What makes crackers low-carb?

Using almond flour and seeds instead of wheat flour cuts the carbohydrate dramatically while adding fibre and healthy fats.

Is this medical advice?

No. These are general lower-carb ideas. Carbohydrate needs are individual, so follow your GP or dietitian and guidance from the NHS and Diabetes UK.