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I Made Apple Cheese Danish!


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I wish I could - anyone have an idea what I could sub the sour cream with?

Does anyone make a casein free pudding? That would probably work for a substitute. Perhaps applesauce and gelatin would work as well? I'm just guessing here. Maybe a gelatin mix with water would work??? Lemon would probably be really good in a danish.


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I wish I could - anyone have an idea what I could sub the sour cream with?

tofu pureed with something?

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I had some leftover peach pie filling that wouldn't all fit in the pie so decided to try these cheese danish and W-O-W were they ever great. Everyone (gluten free and not) snarfed them right up.

While it looks like quite a few ingredients, its really fast. I love the 'combine all ingredients' with no special steps.

Thanks for posting- and everyone needs to put this recipe in their box, even if just for later. Its definitely a keeper.

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