Topic: Anybody Dairy Free?

[cloggypop]

Fuck it. Let's only make cars in black, cook everyone's steak medium, wear dark blue Jeans from ASDA, only give handshakes at Christmas, go on holiday to the same dive in Weston Super Mare for 1 week a year, regress to a 1-party system of Government, get the radio stations to only ever play Elvis and get the broadcasters to put Corrie on loop on every telly channel.

Feel free to call it an Americano and pay twice the price for it.

[Crimson_Tank]

Fuck it. Let's only make cars in black(Model T Ford), cook everyone's steak medium, wear dark blue Jeans from ASDA,* only give handshakes at Christmas, go on holiday to the same dive in Weston Super Mare for 1 week a year, regress to a 1-party system of Government, get the radio stations to only ever play Elvis Cliff Richard and get the broadcasters to put Corrie on loop on every telly channel.

*Very 1950's America


Hmmmmm. ** sips his black coffee **

[kesey]

More or less.

I love my cheese though and the vegan stuff is shit.

Try oat milk , hemp milk ( weird taste ) and hazlenut milk .

[kesey]

Coffee is much nicer black anyway. Also without sugar.

C'est vrai mon ami.

Honey or agave is lovely in a cafe allonge.

[ThepepeReina]

Not being great with dairy, ive tried them all for my coffee, coconut, oat, almond etc the best out the lot is rice milk for me. Still not as satisfying about regular cows though.. i think its the thickness of it.

[thekitkatshuffler]

Coming to the UK soon.

[Crimson_Tank]

The calorie thing snuck up on the missus, so much so that she was getting "hangry." She has since adjusted her meals so include a bit more veggies, protein, and some starch (brown rice and sweet potato) to make up for the lack of calories from cheeses and other dairy.

She made the switch to all black coffee a year or so back, that was the hardest part for her it seems.

[AA1122]

Feeling like we might have a winner in Cashew Milk by the way.

Was just reading this thread and about to post this. Shame it is £1.80 in most places. It's also one of the ones that congeals a little less in your coffee. Oatly and Alpro soya don't congeal too badly in coffee either. Sometimes it just seems to be luck of the draw though. Cashew is definitely the best in tea.

We buy Cashew for home for tea/coffee then we buy a cheap unsweetened soy for cooking with.

Don't both with any of the expensive 'cheeses', they're all rubbish. The Tesco spread and blocks are probably the best for general taste and cooking.

I'd recommend the egg replacement powder in Tesco (again) if you want to bake. Pricey at £3, but lasts a while and won't go off, as opposed to trying to make your own binding mixture from flax seeds or something.

[BarryCrocker]

Was just reading this thread and about to post this. Shame it is £1.80 in most places. It's also one of the ones that congeals a little less in your coffee. Oatly and Alpro soya don't congeal too badly in coffee either. Sometimes it just seems to be luck of the draw though. Cashew is definitely the best in tea.

We buy Cashew for home for tea/coffee then we buy a cheap unsweetened soy for cooking with.

Don't both with any of the expensive 'cheeses', they're all rubbish. The Tesco spread and blocks are probably the best for general taste and cooking.

I'd recommend the egg replacement powder in Tesco (again) if you want to bake. Pricey at £3, but lasts a while and won't go off, as opposed to trying to make your own binding mixture from flax seeds or something.

Considering a lot of cultures drink tea and coffee black why do people insist on adding something like 'nut juice'?

[WillG.LFC]

After years of disgust at my nan for drinking the red bottle watery milk i now have to have it any other types or cream and i will be in pain for the rest of the day. Tried all the alternatives and don't mind them to be honest i usually rotate them depending on which is on offer than week and I've had far less soya milk despite liking it the most as an alternative.