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Can I Use Almond Milk Instead of Milk (whole)?
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Almond Milk → Milk (whole): 1:1
Lighter, slightly nutty. Good for baking.
Overview
Yes! Use Almond Milk as a substitute for milk (whole) at 1:1. Lighter, slightly nutty. Good for baking.
Key Details
- Almond Milk → Milk (whole): 1:1
- Lighter, slightly nutty. Good for baking.
- This swap works best for: dairy recipes
Why This Matters
- Almond Milk can replace milk (whole) in most recipes
- Lighter, slightly nutty. Good for baking.
- Consider the specific recipe requirements before substituting
How To
- 1Use 1:1 of almond milk
- 2Lighter, slightly nutty. Good for baking.
- 3Taste and adjust seasonings as needed
- 4Results may vary slightly from the original recipe
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substitutesdairy-submilk-wholealmond-milkingredient-swap
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UsefulFrequently Asked Questions
Yes, use 1:1. Lighter, slightly nutty. Good for baking.