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Substituting Soy MIlk

Can soy milk be easily substituted for regular milk in recipes for baking?


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Definitely. I have a son that is lactose intolerant and I use soy milk as a subsitute all the time. You can barely if at all tell the difference.

Posted 2009-09-08T14:55:48Z
 
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No, No, No Soy milk does not do well in baking. It makes your bakery goods thick and gritty. You may be able to sub in a very few recipes, but I would not advise.

Posted 2009-09-10T12:50:20Z
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