Air fryer egg bites filled with bacon, cheese and onions are the best low carb and keto breakfast idea ever! Like Starbucks egg bites but customized!
You can now do this with air fryer egg bites! Yes, you can make them right at home in 10 minutes now for breakfast or a low carb snack. If you love air fryer eggs but want to take them to the next level, try this recipe. (originally published 10/19, affiliate links present)
Ninja Foodi Egg Bites
Who else loves Starbucks egg bites, but not the price??!! We do!! Beyond that I like to load them up with lots of bacon bits and cheese.
OR use leftover ham after the holidays to make these for brunch the next day. OH YUM. You can even throw these in WITH sausage patties in air fryer and they’ll cook together all at once.
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- THIS is my Favorite Air Fryer!
- You can find more Air fryer recipes here, we have Ninja Foodi recipes as well; bookmark them both!
- This is the best air fryer cookbook. It’s important to know and remember how to preheat air fryer for best results.
- Here’s a printable air fryer cook times chart here for your fridge.
- It has temp. and times for making the best frozen foods for air fryer too.
- Then join our Facebook page where you can share and find more ideas you’ll love. We have a Foodi social media group as well.
Egg Bites in Air Fryer
We have made Starbucks sous vide eggs before in the Instant Pot, but you can’t get a crispy top like these. That is probably my favorite part.
- Boiling hard boiled eggs in the oven is great, but we love adding cheese and bacon.
Using these cute little silicone muffin cups there are TONS of possibilities and everyone can customize their own. That’s what makes it a killer protein packed start to any day.
Make an assembly line if you have guests over and make each one fresh, what a hit that would be!
Egg Bites in the Ninja Foodi
- You’ll need these silicone cupcake liners
- Eggs
- Cheese
- Bacon crumbled, or packaged real bacon bits
- Onion
- Bell pepper
- Salt and pepper
Can I use silicone cups in an air fryer?
Are there other options?
- You can use any oven safe dish or mold in the air fryer. They can be made of glass, ceramic, metal or silicone.
- You can also use silicone or paper cupcake cups or molds to bake cupcakes, muffins or small gratins.
I could see adding a few diced tomatoes to your air fryer eggs too. It would be a great leftover ham recipe as well.
Experiment with it and let me know if you come up with a great combination.
Air fryer eggs
Can you cook eggs in the air fryer?
Yes!! Just preheat it to 270 degrees.
- Then you can add them into the fryer basket and make air fryer hard boiled eggs.
- You could also crack them into these silicone baking cups without any other items and cook at 300 degrees for about 8 minutes.
- Timing will depend on whether you want soft boiled, or your yolks to be hard.
Can I use an air fryer without the basket?
I wouldn’t. You really shouldn’t put food directly on the base of the air fryer because it might hinder the circulating the air properly.
That’s what makes the food crispy and the bottom will be flat without any air flow hitting it.
Air Fryer Egg Bites Starbucks
With the ingredients listed this is a high protein, low carb recipe that’s full of flavor! If you’re following a keto diet they are a fabulous addition too.
Are there carbs in Starbucks egg bites?
- Of course there are
- The Bacon & Gruyere version has
- 9 carbs
- 19 grams protein
- Ham, Cheddar and Peppers has
- 11 grams of carbs
- 17 protein
Our air fryer egg bites have only 3 carbs and 10 grams of protein!!
How long do egg bites last in the fridge?
First of all I have never had leftovers. I don’t think they would be great the day after even if I did, however if you do have some left here’s what you do.
- You can keep these in the fridge for about 4-5 days, which is PERFECT for healthy breakfasts throughout the week.
If you see extra liquid in the bottom of your storage container because of all the vegetables don’t worry, it’s totally normal.
If you want to reheat egg bites you can so in the microwave, 20 seconds should do it.
How Long to Cook Egg Bites in Air Fryer
Basic steps to follow are here:
First put your silicone egg cups into your air fryer basket.
- Crack 1 egg into each one.
- Sprinkle your added ingredients on top
- Set cook time to about 12 minutes (check after 10) at 300 degrees F
- Remove when golden brown on top
- Can put in between an English muffin to make egg muffins if you like
Alternatively you could scramble all eggs in a bowl, add diced and shredded add ins and divide egg mixture into muffin cups and cook.
This will create a smoother result.
Looking for other air fryer recipes or maybe some keto pizza for lunch?
- Our Air fryer breakfast, sausage links in air fryer and Instant Pot breakfast casserole are yummy. Like an omelette.
- Crispy crunchy air fryer egg rolls are the bomb.
- Here are a bunch of other egg recipes like air fryer quiche too.
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Air Fryer Egg Bites
Ingredients
Instructions
- Place 4 silicone cupcake holder into your air fryer basket. Crack 1 egg into each one, then add 1 tsp milk into each one.
- Top each one off with some diced onions, green pepper, bacon bits and cheese. Sprinkle a bit of salt and pepper on the top.
- Air fry at 300 degrees for 10-13 minutes or until lightly browned on top and enjoy!
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Debbie
Sunday 17th of January 2021
Excited to try more recipes in The Ninja. Made BLT’s yesterday on toast. Whole sandwich, 8 min, no mess, no grease flying on everything. No getting out a toaster and a frying pan. Making scrambled eggs plus this morning in it. Think I love this thing. Not totally nuts about it sitting out on the cabinet but its worth it. Especially because it flips up to take up less space. ❤️❤️❤️❤️It! May encourage me to start cooking again.
Niece
Sunday 21st of March 2021
Mine did not turn out at all. 300 and going on 50 minutes still not done. Either it is the silicone I ordered or the air fryer. Man never making eggs again in my air fryer. I did as the instruction said.
The Typical Mom
Sunday 17th of January 2021
Yay!
monica johnson
Monday 6th of July 2020
hey all, i haven't made these yet because i have a question.....how long do these keep and how do you heat them up?
Carol Hampton
Saturday 30th of January 2021
store 4-5 days. reheat in microwave about 20 secs.
Patricia Alexander
Tuesday 8th of December 2020
If you read the entire page, you will find that she tells you how to store them and reheat them.
RedheadedMomma
Monday 22nd of June 2020
I made these tonight, and they were great. I checked one at 10 min, and it was still a little too runny in the middle. Cooked for 2 more min, and they were perfect. Yolks were set, but still creamy and slightly under-done. The egg top got a little over crispy, but I didn't have any milk, so maybe that would make a difference. I did use the roast function on my air fryer, which really just uses a lower air circulation. We use cage free brown eggs and they are a nightmare to peel for a boiled egg, so this was an exciting find!
Carol Hampton
Saturday 30th of January 2021
I find the older the egg the easier to peel. Your brown eggs may be too fresh.
The Typical Mom
Wednesday 24th of June 2020
Oh good, glad they were a hit!
B Walter
Saturday 13th of June 2020
These are not Sous Vide. Baked eggs, mini egg casseroles, yes. Sous Vide is a precision cooking technique requiring special equipment. The closest you can get (unless you own the equipment) is your Instant Pot or PC Quick Cooker.
M
Wednesday 16th of February 2022
@B Walter, That us what she said. She didn't call this Sous Vide, she said she tried that in her InstaPot, and this is different.
Linda Sjolund
Thursday 14th of May 2020
These were great! Wondering if these would freeze to use for low carb lunches?