where do you get egg replacement stuff from???

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need to find egg replacement stuff for cakes. i live in the south west london area if that helps. Also is there one better than the other??? thanks in advance

Egg replacement powder from most supermarkets or health food shops. If you search the net you will find many other options such as i whole pureed banana, 1/2 cup soya milk, 1/4 cup vegetable oil etc etc etc. I found powder best as apparently egg has different jobs for different recipes such as binding or emulsifying. Powder does it all.

Thanks my mamma

oops mymama thats better get your name right long day at work

u can get free from ramges in most supermarkets...freefrom is sainsbury i don't know any other but they are dairy free, egg free, gluten free, wheath free etc

Orgran No Egg is fantastic - my brother is vegan and buys it from Holland and Barrett. They have to get it in for him though.

I use the ENER-G one - its about 5 quid for a huge box full. I get it from the local health food shop, but H&B don't routinely stock it. You may have to order it in form another H food shop. I was advised to use this one by a friend of a friend who had tried a few. Good luck!

If it's for baking, use 1 tbsp ground linseed mixed with 3 tbsp water. Stand for 3 mins then use as you would 1 egg.

Much cheaper and works really well in all cake recipes IME.