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milk for baking

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niniane · 09/06/2012 15:16

DD has a milk intolerance and as it's her birthday soon I'm going to attempt to bake her a fancy cake myself. She normally has soya milk but is this best for baking or would oat milk or rice milk be better? Any advice gratefully received!

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sc2987 · 09/06/2012 15:32

I'm vegan and always bake with soya milk, as it has the same congealing properties as dairy with acids, so it's a better replacement than the others, which don't tend to curdle as they are lower in protein.

niniane · 09/06/2012 16:01

Thanks sc. Soya milk it is then. One more question - do you use the sweetened or unsweetened for baking?

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sc2987 · 10/06/2012 12:04

Depends what it is. If it was bread or something savoury, unsweetened. If something sweet, either (i.e. whatever I have). I have used vanilla soya milk when I've run out of vanilla extract (or as well) before).

niniane · 10/06/2012 21:50

Sc- Thank you,thank you, thank you. Can you tell I haven't done this before? Grin Cake baking here I come!

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