Go Dairy Free Ingredients: The Brands Used for Cookbook Recipe Testing | Green Pumpkin Seeds Kernel

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In Go Dairy Free 2nd Edition, I promised to share the brands and ingredients I used for testing the recipes in that book. And I finally have them altogether in this post. Below is a quick list of the specific products I used for Go Dairy Free ingredients during recipe testing.

Anyone who believes that brownies should be chewy, not cakey, should make these. This recipe includes an entire cup of sunflower seed butter and coconut oil, and there’s no flour in sight, so you know the end results are as fudgy as the name promises.

The fats in avocados are essential fats, which humans need to consume because the body cannot produce them.

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