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I wanted to make sure that this vegan butter is good for various uses, so I tried it for frying and fried up some mushrooms with some spring onions and it was perfect (and delicious!).


How long does it keep in the fridge This is of course a fresh homemade product, so while the oils in the vegan butter are long lasting (the base of this is refined coconut oil), other ingredients such as the non-dairy milk, are not.


I am tired of buying vegan butter since it has all kind of additives. I love this recipe, before I start making it, is there a reason to use apple cider vinegar I only have the regular white vinegar (that looks like clear liquid/water). Can I use that or it should be apple cider vinegar


When I first went vegan in late 2015, pickings were slim in the realm of plant-based butter. I believe only Earth Balance and Melt were on the scene at the time (at least at my local grocery stores), and I was never fully satisfied; I found the former to taste somewhat like vegetable oil in my finished baked goods, and the latter was difficult to find in stick form.


Why would you want to make your own vegan butter, you might ask Well, I get comments quite regularly from people who live in countries or towns where buying plant based butter is near impossible, or very expensive.


I wanted to create a recipe that was super simple, quick and that works anywhere you would normally use butter. It took me several rounds of testing to come up with the perfect recipe! This dairy free butter is gloriously creamy, rich, buttery and spreadable.


This is hands down the BEST vegan butter that I have ever tasted. It was easy (and fun!) to make and spreads beautifully! I live in a place where it is very difficult to find vegan butter (everything else vegan you can get!) but to be honest, I would never buy it again I LOVE this! Thank you so much Nora! will try the tuna very soon too!


Milkadamia, maker of macadamia nut milk and creamer, has released macadamia-and-coconut-oil buttery spreads. They come in salted and unsalted versions (worth noting, as unsalted vegan butter is tricky to find). In my tastings, I found that vegan butters with blended bases needed a little warming up to become easily spreadable, but that they do melt easily. The Milkadamia spreads have a mild, buttery, not-at-all-nutty flavor because the macadamia is present only in oil form (not as nut solids, like in other vegan butters). True to form, I preferred the salted to unsalted.


We love cooking with plant-based oils, but certain foods taste so much better with a rich and creamy vegan butter. From homemade baked goods to creamy pasta sauces to tasty sauteed veggies, cruelty-free butters are a must-have in your plant-based kitchen. Headed to the store soon Check out our list for the best store-bought vegan butter brands.


The salted and whipped dairy-free butter from WayFare deserves to be on your weekly shopping list. This store-bought vegan butter spread is soy-free and contains organic coconut milk, butter beans, sunflower oil, and a touch of turmeric powder for that buttery color. Can someone toast us up an English muffin stat


Another longtime butter brand has ventured into the vegan frontier. Country Crock offers a line of plant butters crafted from avocado oil, olive oil, and almond oil. The butters are sold in both tubs and sticks. We stand behind the notion that vegan biscuits are better with plant butter.


I live in rural Wales and cannot find any vegan chocolate chips near me. I just buy a dark chocolate bar that is vegan and carefully cut it into small chip sized chunks. I will definitely be making these soon!


These are really good! I used Namesta gf flour, because it called for oat, I figured it would be closer then Bobs. I will try Bobs GF next time to compare. I also used vegan butter, because I love the taste of butter. Haha anyways worked great! Thank you! I made these tonight because the blueberry bars needed to rest, so I made these. Rolled these into balls




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