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Buttermilk Question

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I have a recipe for biscuits and it requires buttermilk powder. Is there any substitute I can use for this that anyone knows of?

Thanks so much

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Do you need something dairy free? I don't really have an answer. Just wanting to clarify.

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Buttermilk adds wonderful texture and flavor to baked goods, even cakes so I highly recommend using it. You might be able to use liquid buttermilk in place of the powder and liquid called for in the recipe. Plain yogurt makes a good substitute for buttermilk. Milk to which some vinegar or lemon juice has been added is also a substitute for buttermilk. Sorry, I forgot the amounts. You could use soy yogurt for dairy-free. You could maybe use Vances Dari-free powder in place of the buttermilk powder.

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