Sugars are thus hidden in many processed foods (cereals, snack bars, yoghurts, ice creams, frozen meals, pizzas...), and today I'm
using flavoured milks as just one example.
Not exact matches
The apple juice is pretty important for both the
flavour and the texture of these muffins, so I would really recommend
using it although it could be worth experimenting with a blend of almond
milk and maple syrup.
I've just
used a tablespoon of the almond pulp to make ice cream; awesome
flavour & took only an extra minute as I
used the same blender, added a couple of drops of the almond
milk I'd just made, a chopped frozen banana & some cinammon too!
I have to get
use to the
flavour, it's so different from store bought
milk chocolate, which is (or was) my favorite chocolate.
You could try
using cashew
milk but sadly it won't have the same
flavour or thickness.
You could try
using cashew
milk instead however it's not as thick so it may change the consistency and
flavour.
I
used coconut
milk for the creaminess here and the coconut
flavour wasn't too strong for me when combined with plenty of garlic, earthy leeks and spinach as well as a good dose of nutritional yeast, but if you're not a fan then you could swap in any other non-dairy cream (soy, coconut etc - there are various available commercially these days).
I found
using chocolate alpro
milk (vegan
milk substitute) masked the
flavour completely, makes it's actually quite tasty.
But to give a nice Indian twist, instead of adding the vanilla essence, I
used badam
milk essence, which gives the cake a nice
flavour and colour.
Notes For a vegan and paleo alternative simply replace the vanilla and lemon cream with whipped coconut cream
flavoured with lemon and vanilla — and
use the vegan alternatives for fat (here coconut oil) and plant based
milk.
You can also
use buttermilk at the place of water in the dosa batter which increasesthe taste and adds a
milk flavour
Talking of almond
milk, I once
used only almond
milk in an apricot clafoutis and the taste was really different (but I guess apricots have also a slight almondy
flavour...).
Love the idea of
using goats
milk in this for that little extra dimension of
flavour.
They make my caramel taste much more like a caramel made with condensed
milk (When
used to make it that way) Being a
flavour i grew up with, i have missed it since changing our diet.
Loved this
flavour,
used 250 ml skimmed
milk.
I would love all of the above served up for me — I love the
flavours and ingredients you
use — and hazelnut
milk!?
1/8 cup whey protein (I
used our awesome one - ingredient Pow whey) 1/8 cup ground hazelnuts (could also
use ground almonds) 1 tbsp almond
milk (enough to bind the ingredients into a dough) 2 tbsp chocolate nut butter spread (note: I
used Meridian's new chocolate hazelnut spread!!!! If you don't have it, you can just
use any chocolate -
flavoured spread or Nutella but consider getting it if you can, it's really good!)
I've
used coconut
milk as the base for this ice cream but that doesn't make this a coconut
flavour ice cream, yes there may be a subtle background coconuttiness but trust me this is all about the salted caramel taste!
I
used an evaporated skimmed
milk thing that was in my fridge and I totally forgot that I hated it's
flavour so in the end I chucked in some vanilla extract to spruce it up... Perfect Goodness in the end.
And I
used light coconut
milk, which probably cut down on the
flavour a bit.
There
used to be a delicious vegan ice cream they sold over here but then suspiciously they disappeared off the face of the earth, it was coconut
milk based with various tropical
flavours and it was SOO good.
The carob gives a real richness to the compliment the cacoa and the maca has a «malty»
flavour which (depending how much you
use) makes for a less bitter chocolate more of the «
milk chocolate» variety.
If you mean thick as in
flavour, yes
using milk would make it lighter.
I highly recommend
using the lite version of coconut
milk as full fat producdes a much creamier and bland
flavour.
However, I found that the chocolate dominated the delicate macadamia
flavour so I'd suggest either
using milk chocolate and more macadamia paste or simply placing a whole roasted macadamia nut into the centre of a ball of ganache instead.
The
milk I
used was a soya
milk which had been naturally sweetened with a bit of apple juice, so that may have added to the sweet
flavour, but you can sweeten it to your own preferences, but I really don't think it needs it.
Moo Free knows how to bring you all the
flavour of great tasting Christmas
milk chocolates but know how to make it without
using any
milk, gluten or soya.
A subtle coconut
flavour which makes this the most versatile
milk and is great
used as a yoghurt substitute in curries.
Coconut butter and chia seeds have replaced butter and eggs in the dough, with oat
milk, dairy - free dark chocolate and silken tofu being
used in the glazes and fillings to achieve similar tastes and textures to Crosstown's vegetarian doughnut
flavours.
They can be snacked on as is, roasted for extra
flavour,
used to create many raw dishes, made into almond
milk, turned into a batch of almond butter, ground into almond meal or flour... the opportunities are endless!
Spray drying is a common processing technology
used to remove water from liquid food streams and make products we eat and drink every day such as coffee, tea,
milk powders, spices,
flavourings and pharmaceuticals.
@Stephanie vB: As the key
flavour of this bread is
milk, so there're various
milk products
used.
To Anonymous, I
used both the full cream
milk and full cream
milk powder to enhance the fragrance and
flavour.
Installations of the SCC are
used to reduce levels of unwanted animal feed or transport
flavours often found in cream and
milk.
1 x handful Frozen berries (can
use ice + fresh berries if you like) 3 x tbsp Cottage Cheese (I
use weight watchers brand but any low - fat will do) 2 x tbsp Low - fat Yoghurt (natural is preferred) 1/2 cup
Milk (full cream, low fat whatever you like) 1 x tsp Honey (This is a must unless you really like the taste of cottage cheese) 1 scoop protein powder (I
use chocolate
flavour)
The company is also showcasing its Aubygel semi-refined carrageenans,
used in a chocolate
milk prototype designed to cut input costs for manufacturers, by replacing the protein stability, texture and
flavour release of cocoa particles.
Instead of a complex coconut - based salad dressing from my Thai Noodle Salad with Mango and Lima Beans,
use the coconut
milk as a base for simmering vegetables with Thai
flavours.
Used frozen banana and mango, and 1 cup almond
milk — but hot damn is the velvety texture and
flavour combo so perfect!
Use a tad of the purée to
flavour the
milk and season with salt and lemon juice.
Moo Free brings you all the
flavour of a great tasting
milk chocolate bar but know the secret of how to make it without
using any
milk.
I
used 4 teaspoons in this ice cream, partly because of the volume of
milk and cream that I was
using, and partly because I wanted the green tea
flavour to get noticed.
When making a Caramel Macchiato at home we
use both the vanilla & the caramel syrup to sweeten (to taste) &
flavour the coffee, frothed
milk & top it with some drizzled caramel sauce.
Experiment
using milk, cream,
flavoured milk and syrups to see which give the best
flavour.
At this point, we like to add coconut
milk (read more about
using coconut in your baby food recipes)-- it gives a wonderful
flavour!
It's more important for your little one to get
used to different experiences of
flavour and texture (keeping up with their usual
milk will offer the nutrients they need to begin with).
Using the almond
milk adds
flavour without the addition of fats or sugars that many coffee creamers have.
Best
use: As the
flavour of skim
milk is not as distinctive as full cream
milk it can be
used in any dish that requires cow's
milk.
Best
use: Soy
milk has an almost nutty
flavour so it is a great additional to breakfast cereals and muesli.
I have been
using raw zucchini in my smoothies (unpeeled) with pear and almond
milk and it has a surprisingly subtle
flavour (you can actually get quite a bit in there:).
Used frozen banana and mango, and 1 cup almond
milk — but hot damn is the velvety texture and
flavour combo so perfect!