We are out of
soy milk so Gary blended up some Cashews for Cashew Milk.
We are out of
soy milk so Gary blended up some Cashews for Cashew Milk.
To my taste almond milk has a more subtle, neutral flavor than
soy milk so I like to use it in places where the flavor of the milk is front and center (like in puddings and ice cream).
I only had plain
soy milk so I added in two teaspoons of vanilla and also a teaspoon of cinnamon per another reader's suggestion.
thanks so much for the tips I just found out that I'm lactose intolerant and I don't like
soy milk so I'm going to try almond milk
But its primary ingredients are tofu and chocolate
soy milk so it is practically health food.
I had recently started drinking chocolate
soy milk so I could get a reliable source of B12 every day and I have always cooked with oil and I generally don't restrict myself from eating anything else I might want (as long as it's vegan).
In answer to your question about soy milk I honestly don't know as I don't use
soy milk so don't know much about it's consistency etc, I can't see any reason why it wouldn't work but don't want to promise it will incase it doesn't!
Not exact matches
Hi, what is the best way to mix nut butter with plant based
milk (like almond or
soy milk),
so I can make my overnight oatmeal / chia seeds breakfast?
Also, I drink
soy milk but I've heard a lot of people saying how delicious almond
milk is
so I bought some from the store it said it was organic
so I didn't even check the ingredients.
They're free of wheat, nuts,
milk / dairy,
soy and corn,
so they're a good option for almost any allergy - specific diet.
I do nt like using the parve
milk too many chemicals
so can I use 2 cups of the
soy or rice
milk instead thanks sounds like a great recipe cant wait to make it for shabbat
We try not to indulge in too much dairy,
so I substituted
soy / rice
milk for the
milk, and a silken soft tofu for the yogurt.
I don't believe that
soy is healthy and I try to avoid it for the most part,
so soy milk is not a good option in my opinion.
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so I am substituting
soy milk and coconut butter for the heavy cream.
I have a baby with a
milk /
soy allergy and needed to find an alternative
milk (for me) for a good value
so that I could nurse him.
Oh, and
milk, eggs and
soy don't love me
so much either, which is why you find me lurking on your blog.
1 - 12 ounce block of firm Silken Tofu (drained) 1/2 of a 13 ounce can pureed pumpkin or about 3/4 cup 1 cup unsweetened, plain, vanilla or lite vanilla
soy milk 2 1/2 tablespoons cornstarch (you may alternatively use 1/3 cup all - purpose flour, but the result may be slightly more cakey than custardy) 1 tablespoon pumpkin pie spice 1/2 cup brown sugar (this is not a really sweet custard,
so add another 1/4 cup brown sugar if you prefer) 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Mix 1 tablespoon lemon juice in 1 cup of
soy milk and let it stand for 5 or
so minutes until it curdles.
I'm excited to try this — I'm picking up some peaches tomorrow
so I can make this I'm wondering if I can sub Almond
milk for the
soy milk just because it's an ingredient I already have.
Of course there are more obvious ways to keep your cocktail vegan friendly — if you're making a cream based cocktail, you can alternatively switch it up with
soy or almond
milk so it'll still have that creamy edge.
For the yogurt I used
soy milk with a teaspoon or
so of lemon juice.
My daughter has intolerances to everything under the sun (or
so it seem), I found a margarine that worked without
milk,
soy, coconut, annatto or artificial color (and it wasn't an easy task!).
My daughter has a dairy & egg allergy
so I also substituted
soy milk & 2 T flaxseed + 3 T water for the eggs.
Needless to say, there is a lot of controversy around
soy,
so don't prefer
soy milk.
I haven't tried these with
soy milk or almond
milk,
so I'm not sure if the taste will be the same.
Thank you
so much for the recipe, I sometimes add a tub of
soy yogurt to the bowl and lessen the amount of
milk and place sliced bananas and blue berries, my kids, hubby and myself devour them every time.
I couldn't get
So Delicious Coconut Milk, had to read the labels on so many as many contain Soy which is not healthy, brought home a Silk Almond / Coconut blend & it is gross tastin
So Delicious Coconut
Milk, had to read the labels on
so many as many contain Soy which is not healthy, brought home a Silk Almond / Coconut blend & it is gross tastin
so many as many contain
Soy which is not healthy, brought home a Silk Almond / Coconut blend & it is gross tasting.
I tend to have plain, unsweetened almond or
soy milk in my fridge most of the time,
so that's what I usually use, but you can use any kind of
milk you like or happen to have on hand.
I'm allergic to
soy, almonds, and coconut,
so that cuts out all the
milk alternatives I knew of.
We're dairy free,
soy free, and mostly tree nut free,
so we use coconut
milk.
So there are still two niches, (at least in the Seattle area) that need to be filled for those who are
milk and
soy intolerant.
I made this last night and it was amazing... I used a cashew cream and almond
milk blend for the yoghurt instead to keep it
soy free but it was
so amazing.
I love this idea bc I can not have
milk or
soy so these are perfect I just need to get the ingredients to be evenly distributed and they were a little thin what size pan did you use.
So maybe next time I'll use 1/4 cup
soy milk and see if that works out better.
I'm allergic to cow's
milk,
so i substituted
soy milk.
I'm already lactose intolerant
so I'd like to think that one day that transition might not be too hard, I was wondering though; is almond
milk a good enough substitute for dairy, or should I switch to
soy?
I didn't add any sugar, since the
soy milk was
so sweet.
My avocado was slightly less ripe than I wanted it to be
so it needed some help in the blender
so I added 1 tablespoon of
soy milk to provide a little extra liquid.
So my husband and I tried it with unsweetened vanilla almond
milk (which i find «creamier» than
soy).
So I use
Soy milk — Almond & Cashew
Milks.
The frosting will be relatively thick
so you can add the
soy milk to help it smooth out a little bit.
The packaging process for
soy milk has been carefully constructed
so that the
milk is not exposed to air and possibly contaminated with bacteria.
I'm still partial to
soy milk as my go - to vegan
milk, but cashew
milk has many uses, even more
so than almond
milk, in my opinion.
[i feel
so dum asking this], and, if im using soymilk + ginger powder instead of the ginger tea how many
soy milk + ginger i use?
Hmmm, only had coconut
milk so used that instead of
soy and was out of vanilla
so used cold brewed coffee concentrate.
So this recipe is my solution to that problem that I created last year and is still one of my favorites for whipping up when I want a sprinkle of something similar to muesli or granola to use on top of smoothies or to put in a bowl with a little almond or
soy milk as a quick snack.
You want the batter to be loose enough to be able to pour,
so if yours is looking a bit thick, add a tablespoon of
soy milk at a time until you get a smooth, pourable consistency.
I know there's a difference in certain
soy milk brands,
so perhaps another one might have been better.
I only know that Reeses PB cups contain peanuts (of course; — RRB - &
soy; Snickers contain egg whites &
milk...
so if you're trying to avoid other allergens (besides wheat / gluten) you should skip those.