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Substitutions For Margarine

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roxie Contributor
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Hey! I was wondering if there is anything I can substitute for margarine in baking? I can't do dairy or soy. I have been wanting to bake some brownies and chocolate chip cookies, but most all of them I have found call for margarine. Thanks!

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cruelshoes Enthusiast
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Open Original Shared Link works well. It is free of dairy and soy.

Hope this helps.

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Hey! I was wondering if there is anything I can substitute for margarine in baking? I can't do dairy or soy. I have been wanting to bake some brownies and chocolate chip cookies, but most all of them I have found call for margarine. Thanks!

Fleishmens (sp?) UNSALTED margarine. It is the only one (comes in the sticks) that is both Dairy and Soy free. The regular margarine has dairy in it but NOT the UNSALTED. Most groceries stores carry it in the sticks. It's basically vegetable oil.

(don't ask me why adding 'salt' means you need to have dairy in it as well!!)

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rick-spiff Rookie
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Ghee

you can make it yourself or get it at the health food store

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Coconut oil, or coconut oil mixed half with mild olive oil.

I tend to use olive oil for most baking.

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Have you tried grapeseed oil? We use it heaps.

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Hey! I was wondering if there is anything I can substitute for margarine in baking? I can't do dairy or soy. I have been wanting to bake some brownies and chocolate chip cookies, but most all of them I have found call for margarine. Thanks!

another vote for coconut oil

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Oh, thanks!! I have been looking for an easy to find brand, and I bet the Fleshman's will be at our local supermarket. Yea!

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