Dairy Free Eating - Looking at you PB!

Hello my fellow dairy-free-ers.

PB, saw your post on cookies and thought I'd share some of my secrets that I've discovered:

These cookies are dairy free and taste an awful lot like Nestle Tollhouse rolled cookies.  Non-dairy free people this is a find!

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?query=jus+rol+cookies&store=Tesco

Jus Rol also has several breakfast pastries that don't have dairy, including pan au chocolat

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Home_Baking/Jus_Rol_Bake_It_Fresh_Pain_au_Chocolat_6_per_pack_275g.html?TrackingCode=AQEAAAE.TxQ7Ywu0tEqKilgaVlfJHg

Stork ready made cake mix is also dairy free:

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=stork%20ready

Hello my fellow dairy-free-ers.

PB, saw your post on cookies and thought I'd share some of my secrets that I've discovered:

These cookies are dairy free and taste an awful like Nestle Tollhouse rolled cookies.  Non-dairy free people this is a find!

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?query=jus+rol+cookies&store=Tesco

Jus Rol also has several breakfast pastries that don't have dairy, including pan au chocolat

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Home_Baking/Jus_Rol_Bake_It_Fresh_Pain_au_Chocolat_6_per_pack_275g.html?TrackingCode=AQEAAAE.TxQ7Ywu0tEqKilgaVlfJHg

Stork ready made cake mix is also dairy free:

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=stork%20ready

Not dairy free but.....yummmmm.  Thank you for sharing!

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Thanks. We're definitely fans of the Jus Rol pan au chocolats and croissants.

Most Betty Crocker cake mixes are also dairy free, which is awesome if you hate baking , like me. 

I'm always surprised at what you can find that is dairy free and you wouldn't think it is. 

I'm having fun attempting to make cheeze. J was really lamenting how much he misses proper cheese, but it's just not worth feeling awful for him!!   

My current plan is to try and make some rice milk or cashew milk yoghurt.

Thanks. We're definitely fans of the Jus Rol pan au chocolats and croissants.

Most Betty Crocker cake mixes are also dairy free, which is awesome if you hate baking , like me. 

I'm always surprised at what you can find that is dairy free and you wouldn't think it is. 

I'm having fun attempting to make cheeze. J was really lamenting how much he misses proper cheese, but it's just not worth feeling awful for him!!   

My current plan is to try and make some rice milk or cashew milk yoghurt.

I think rice milk yogurt probably wouldn't work too well unless you add a thickener of some sort. I've done coconut milk yogurt in my instant pot and added gelatin before starting and it turned out pretty well.

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Yeah, definitely.  I would be adding thickener to it, otherwise, it will be really thin. 

Coconut yoghurt is nice to eat on its own, but I don't want it for recipe purposes. 

I'm having fun attempting to make cheeze. J was really lamenting how much he misses proper cheese, but it's just not worth feeling awful for him!!

If you've got a craving for soft cheese and have cash to splash, vegan camembert now exists, but it's got mixed reviews.

http://www.petits-veganne.fr

https://www.indy100.com/article/french-cheese-creator-vegan-camember-anne-guth-paris-cheese-8193626

Made dairy free creme eggs, raspberry fondant truffles and jazzies over the weekend: 

Made dairy free creme eggs, raspberry fondant truffles and jazzies over the weekend:

Wow! Brilliant!

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Made dairy free creme eggs, raspberry fondant truffles and jazzies over the weekend:

Wow! That's some advanced candy making!   My limit is something that you pour into a tray to set, like tablet! 

I'll have a Creme egg please.

Thanks. We're definitely fans of the Jus Rol pan au chocolats and croissants.

I've been wanting a short-cut product similar to Pillsbury crescent rolls... how do Jus Rol croissants compare?  My husband was very dismissive.  (No rush to reply needed, as we don't have an oven, and if we're going to fire up the Uuni to do croissants or any other bread, they'll be proper, made from scratch ones).

The Jus-Roll ones are fine... they seem the same as Pillsbury to me (but bear in mind, I probably haven't had a Pillsbury one in 30 years). 

The Jus-Roll ones are fine... they seem the same as Pillsbury to me (but bear in mind, I probably haven't had a Pillsbury one in 30 years).

I thought they'd be the same, but when I asked my husband about their products, he was not very encouraging.  It's fine for now, since we don't have an oven.  But when our kitchen exists, I like the idea of having little treats like that on occasion.

They seem like Pilsbury ones to me too

They seem like Pilsbury ones to me too

Excellent!  I look forward to my future oven.