I Can't Believe It's Not Mayo!

I Can't Believe It's Not Mayo!

Experience the magic of our "I Can’t Believe It’s Not Mayo!" recipe, a delicious and dairy-free alternative that will elevate your meals without compromising on taste. Made with simple ingredients and bursting with flavor, this vegan mayo is a versatile condiment that pairs perfectly with veggies, salads, and beyond. Say goodbye to store-bought versions and hello to homemade goodness that you won't believe isn't mayo!

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While you can attempt to substitute plain unsweetened almond milk, you may not achieve the same thick, creamy, and stable consistency as with soy milk.

Here’s why:

Emulsification: Homemade vegan mayo relies on the protein and fat content in the plant milk to act as an emulsifier, binding the oil and vinegar together into a stable sauce.

Soy vs. Almond: Soy milk generally has higher protein and fat content than almond milk, making it a much more reliable ingredient for emulsification (creating that mayo texture).

If you decide to use almond milk, be prepared to potentially get a thinner result, or you might need to try thickening it with an extra tablespoon or two of oil, adding it very slowly.

Coach Marika

I’d like to know the same thing. Can we use almond milk instead of soy milk?

Polly

Can you use almond milk instead of soy milk?

Lisa Kirby

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