It’s worth noting that agar agar is a good substitute for gelatin as vegans commonly use it. The difference between agar agar vs gelatin is that agar agar is very suitable for vegans as it’s made with red algae, while gelatin is produced from animals and cannot be consumed by strict vegetarians. While gelatin is made from animals, agar agar comes from red algae. Carbonated Water – I was really skeptical of this one at first, but it really works well in light and airy type baked goods or items like pancakes, crepes, dosas, etc.This article may contain affiliate links and if you make a purchase after clicking on a link, we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.Īgar agar and gelatin both serve as gelling and thickening agents in various recipes. I find this best used in things like waffles and pancakesġ4. This helps to make light and airy baked goods, 1 tsp Baking Soda with 1 tbsp of Apple Cider Vinegar or White Wine Vinegar works per egg. Baking Soda and Vinegar – It can clean your sinks AND make an egg replacement, lol. It seems these baked goods tend to cave in more, but are still delicious nonethelessġ3. Avocado – This one is best for a dense baked good, like a brownie, but 2 tbs – 1/4 cup mashed avocado can be used per egg. Arrowroot or Tapioca Starch – storebought egg replacements tend to be made of arrowroot, tapioca, or potato starches, so you can make your own with 2 tbsp of arrowroot powder or tapioca starch, 2-3 tbsp of water, and a pinch of a leavening agent like baking soda or homemade AIP baking powder (I like this one by Squirrel in the Kitchen)ġ2. 1/4 cup of mashed RIPE plantains (yellowish black to black) or 1/3 cup of green plantains per egg Note: 1 regular sized plantain usually mashes to around 3/4 of a cupġ1. Plantains – this is a popular AIP egg substitute. ![]() Just make sure you get guar gum-free if on AIPġ0. This is the solid stuff from the top of a refrigerated can of coconut milk or you can also buy coconut cream cans as well. Coconut Cream – 1/4 cup Coconut cream per egg. Coconut Milk Yogurt – 1/4 cup per egg (make sure no non-compliant ingredients)ĩ. Just make sure the rest of the ingredients are AIP-compliant.Ĩ. You can make your own puree by roasting or steaming a pumpkin or squash or buy cans of pre-pureed. Pumpkin or Butternut Squash – Like the sweet potato puree, 1/4 cup works per egg. Sweet Potato – 1/4 cup sweet potato puree per egg – Steam or roast the sweet potato until soft, then mash it into a puree (This one can be frozen in 1/4 cup servings really easily as well, for easy access when needed)ħ. Prunes – this was new to me while researching this post, but apparently 1/4 cup pureed prunes can replace an eggĦ. Some people think 1 tbsp of fat added to it helps with the texture, so like 1 tbsp lard, coconut oil, palm shortening, etcĥ. Applesauce – 1/4 cup applesauce for 1 egg. Mashed Banana – 1/4 cup mashed very ripe banana, which typically is around 1 banana, works well in a lot of baked goods. Tends to be a bit lighter as well so can work well in place of egg whitesģ. It's usually made with less water though, so 1 tbsp of Agar Agar powder and 1 tbsp of water. Agar Egg – similar to the gelatin egg, this is a Vegan/Vegetarian replacement made from seaweed. This is usually considered to be one of the best AIP egg substitutesĢ. Gelatin Egg – 1 tbsp of gelatin whisked with 3 tbsp of hot water until frothy. Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: AIP Egg Substitute – 14 Egg-Free Ways to Replace Eggs ()ġ. This also may be helpful – 20 AIP Swaps for Common Ingredients! Some of these can be replaced for others in recipes – for example, I use mashed bananas instead of applesauce if a recipe calls for applesauce and it works just fine.Unfortunately, it's not a simple 1:1 replacement for eggs sometimes. ![]() ![]()
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