Buttermilk is much
thicker than almond milk, so less liquid would be necessary in the recipe.
It is SO rich, so creamy, and slightly
thicker than almond milk.
You can use coconut milk instead but the soup will not be as creamy since coconut milk is much richer and
thicker than almond milk.
Buttermilk is much
thicker than almond milk, so less liquid would be necessary in the recipe.
Cashew milk is a little
thicker than almond, so it's ideal to use here.
It is SO rich, so creamy, and slightly
thicker than almond milk.
Hi Rose, peanut butter tends to be slightly
thicker than almond butter which could have made the dates slightly chewy.
Not exact matches
It's got a more pronounced flavour
than almond milk and is richer and
thicker.
If you substitute
almond, rice, or other milk you may need less milk or more oats to get the texture you want since coconut milk tends to be pretty
thick and we like it that way rather
than runny
I'm decidedly on team sweet, which most of the time means a swirl of raspberry jam atop
almond butter toast, a drizzle of amber maple syrup in steamy oatmeal, or, more often
than not,
thick and creamy Greek yogurt topped with seasonal fresh fruit or berries.
Mix and mash all ingredients (other
than almonds and raspberries) together well to form a
thick mixture, add the raspberries last and mix through so they are still chunky.
I needed to add another 1/2 c
almond milk and it's still much
thicker than usual pancake batter.
I think it tasted a little
thicker than when using cow's milk, so I added a tiny bit more
almond milk to the mixture.
This is one
thick shake, and I use my Vitamix's tamper to force it to blend rather
than adding additional
almond milk.
I think you have to make sure you use a
thicker based
almond butter (as some are more runny
than others).
Unless, of course, we swap out that tahini for peanut,
almond, pecan, hazelnut, or sunflower seed butter... The result is a
thicker -
than - usual cup that's creamier
than any we've had.
It's a little
thicker than the coconut flour version, but tastes like
almonds instead of coconut.
I made this
thicker than my usual
almond milk recipe and it worked out great.
Combined with
almond meal, which is naturally higher in oil content
than a regular flour, you get that nice
thick mud cake texture.
I also used cashew milk (unsweetened) which I find to be
thicker and more flavorful
than almond milk.
I made this pudding a bit
thicker than my last one and added
almond milk on top for a
thicker pudding consistency experience.