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how to make a gluten free cake mix without eggs

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cyclinglady Grand Master

There are some commercially made “egg replacers” that are found online or at a health food store or you can use any of these items that might be in your pantry:

https://www.thekitchn.com/best-egg-substitutes-baking-23003895

Are you allergic or have an intolerance to eggs? Often newly diagnosed celiacs can not eat an egg fried, but can have it in cake (small amount).  Or maybe you are vegan and then you will want to find a substitute.  

Good luck on the cake!  

 

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lizza johnson Newbie

Last week, I tried gluten free mug cake that is not only gluten free, but also vegan and paleo.

Ingredients:

Dry: 

2 TBSP coconut flour

1 tsp baking powder

2 tsp cacao powder (can be left out to make a banana mug cake) 

1/2 tsp cinnamon

Sprinkle of salt

Desired amount of chocolate chips (I used Enjoy Life baking chunks)

Wet:

1/4 cup of rice milk (or your choice of milk)

1/3 a mashed ripe banana 

1 tsp vanilla extract

1 tsp nut butter (I used sunflower butter, but anything would work!)

One of the best parts of this recipe? It's easy and quick! If you don't care about having a molten chocolate center, your dessert prep is as simple as mixing all of your ingredients together in a mug, topping with extra chocolate chips, and popping it in the microwave. 

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