Ingredients
Method
- Choose a substitute based on your recipe: oat milk for widest use, soy for savory dishes, coconut for tropical flavor, rice for thin liquid, cashew or hemp for creaminess, or cashew butter mix for richness.
- If using cashew butter mix, blend 1 cup water with 1 tablespoon cashew butter until smooth. Adjust water if too thick.
- Apply the substitute in a 1:1 ratio with almond milk called for, except cashew butter mix which has its specific ratio.
- For hot drinks, oat milk froths best and soy milk holds emulsions without separating.
- In baking, oat or soy milk maintain moisture well without curdling or changing texture significantly.
- Taste test and adjust for sweetness, especially when using rice or coconut milk, as they are naturally sweeter.
- If you notice undesirable flavors or textures, try a different substitute that better matches your recipe’s needs.
Notes
Blend cashew butter mix smoothly to avoid gritty texture and prevent your recipe from becoming too thick or uneven in consistency.
