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Dairy-free, Soy-free Whipped Topping

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I would really like some type of whipped topping for a couple of desserts I'm planning to make over the holidays. I can't find anything in the stores that is dairy-free and soy-free. I've tried the cashew thing, but thought it was gross.

Does anyone have any ideas? Has anyone tried whipping coconut milk?

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I would really like some type of whipped topping for a couple of desserts I'm planning to make over the holidays. I can't find anything in the stores that is dairy-free and soy-free. I've tried the cashew thing, but thought it was gross.

Does anyone have any ideas? Has anyone tried whipping coconut milk?

I haven't tried whipping coconut milk, but I've thought about it!

There's a special gadget advertised on tv that will whip air into any liquid and turn it into "whipped" whatever. I immediately thought of coconut milk when I saw this.

I don't know if it will work with just a hand blender but it might be worth trying.

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Does anyone have any ideas? Has anyone tried whipping coconut milk?

I read about it somewhere just this morning. You pour off the separated watery part and whip the creamy part. Make sure it is cold (fridge overnight).

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Okay, I'm going to have to try the coconut milk. I got a bunch of it on sale (full-fat, organic) and I am up for an experiment. Now, I hope no one from the diet thread peeks in here. Maybe I'll make it and let my kids try it.

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I would really like some type of whipped topping for a couple of desserts I'm planning to make over the holidays. I can't find anything in the stores that is dairy-free and soy-free. I've tried the cashew thing, but thought it was gross.

Does anyone have any ideas? Has anyone tried whipping coconut milk?

I know it exists somewhere - The Glutnney bakery in Pittsburgh uses dairy free whip topping on their goodies,, but not sure about soy free. I had one of their iced cookies, about 1 month ago, it was great.

I don't eat many treats anymore.

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Ooh, I really want to try this. Let's all go whip some coconut milk, then compare results :lol:

I know it exists somewhere - The Glutnney bakery in Pittsburgh uses dairy free whip topping on their goodies,, but not sure about soy free. I had one of their iced cookies, about 1 month ago, it was great.

jmd3 - this has nothing to do with whipping dairy and soy-free things, but is that the twelve apostles in your avatar? I have a very similiar photo (except your avatar is much prettier)

Now that I'm all off-topic I feel the need to add something relevant :rolleyes:. Here's a recipe:

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Green12 Enthusiast
Green12
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Now that I'm all off-topic I feel the need to add something relevant :rolleyes:. Here's a recipe:

Open Original Shared Link

:lol:

This recipe looks promising!

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thanks so much

going to try

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