Bob’s Red Mill Egg Replacer, 16 oz

Bob’s Red Mill Egg Replacer, 16 oz

Bob's Red Mill Egg Replacer, 16 oz

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Bob’s Red Mill Vegetarian Egg Replacer is the perfect substitute for whole eggs in your recipes for cakes, waffles and pancakes that need a leavening agent to make them light and fluffy. For your baked goods recipes, our egg replacer acts as a binder and adds moisture for delicious cookies, muffins and brownies every time. It’s simple to use and made from wheat and soy. It’s ideal for those who are vegan, allergic to eggs or on a reduced-cholesterol diet. Our vegetarian egg replacer contains no

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3 Responses to Bob’s Red Mill Egg Replacer, 16 oz

  1. Moe Rica says:
    32 of 32 people found the following review helpful
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    Good, but perhaps buying in bulk is a mistake…, January 2, 2011
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    Moe Rica (Costa Rica) –

    This was the first egg replacer I used after I found out that my toddler was allergic to eggs. I have made everything from banana bread to pancakes and casseroles with it and everything has turned out perfectly…until this winter. Suddenly everything I made with the replacer tasted terrible to me, even when I opened a new package and threw out the old. I am not sure what the shelf life of this product is, but mine seemed to go bad within 6 months of purchase. I easily went through one package in that time, but there is no way I could have gotten through four packages! I would recommend this product, but only if you do enough eggless baking to get through all four packages within six months.

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  2. Amazon Customer says:
    23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    eggless and good, August 12, 2008
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    Amazon Customer (Indianapolis, IN, USA) –

    This Egg replacement works very well if you use soy milk instead of water and mixing it well, when you bake cakes, cookies and cornbread.

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  3. Sonja Dekker says:
    18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    and it was a great suggestion. I use it in everything and buying …, November 7, 2014
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    When I found out my daughter was allergic to eggs, I started to look for a way to bake egg free. I tried several of the different ways I found on the internet, (bananas, applesauce, etc), but nothing came out right. Then my cousin in law suggested this… and it was a great suggestion. I use it in everything and buying it in bulk has been a huge help. I bake so much and go through this so fast. I was so happy to see that I could add this to my Amazon Subscribe and Save.
    However, after a year of egg free baking, I don’t just use this egg replacer alone. I have found that if you use this (as the directions on the package suggest), plus 1 tablespoon of vanilla yogurt (or flavored if you would like), or sour cream (depending on what you are baking) for every egg, AND double the baking powder the recipe calls for, you will get the BEST results. If a recipe does not call for baking powder, I will just add 1 teaspoon into the recipe. Additionally, egg adds flavor, and this egg replacer does not add flavor. So for something like pancakes or waffles try adding some ground cinnamon for extra flavor.

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