Argh! Can't Use My Usual Indydebi Frosting!

Baking By agentdorkfish Updated 7 Nov 2009 , 12:44pm by jonahsmom

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agentdorkfish Posted 6 Nov 2009 , 9:00pm
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Dream Whip contains milk, and my nephew cannot have anything with milk in it. This includes butter. No chocolate either. All my favorite frosting recipes contain at least one of them.

Do you know of any good recipes that doesn't have butter, milk, or chocolate? TIA!

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brincess_b Posted 6 Nov 2009 , 9:18pm
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to me indydebis tastes fine without the dream whip - i used a bit more vanilla. and for most bcs, water and milk are interchangeable. so i guess that means shortening, water, ps - which is really just traditional shortening bc isnt it?
i know a lot of people dont like using margerine in their bc, but i dont mind it, and i think it is dairy free? maybe another option to try - i tend to use more vanilla then too.
xx

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agentdorkfish Posted 6 Nov 2009 , 9:19pm
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Hmm.. I'll have to read the label on the margarine. It has a nice buttery taste. I'll have to double-check with my sister, too. I don't want him breaking out! Thanks!

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ziggytarheel Posted 6 Nov 2009 , 9:38pm
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There are vegan buttercreams that use vegan margarine.

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sillywabbitz Posted 6 Nov 2009 , 9:40pm
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also instead of milk can you use the non-dairy creamer like sugar shacks recipe? That recipe has no butter and no milk.

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ziggytarheel Posted 6 Nov 2009 , 9:40pm
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Here's one:

http://cakecentral.com/recipes/7564/gluten-free-casein-free-buttercream-icing-gfcf

Watch out for ingredients that contain milk products.

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agentdorkfish Posted 7 Nov 2009 , 1:20am
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I read the ingredients on the coffee creamer I had. It says dairy-free but it also says it contains milk.

I've decided that I'm just going to do the plain ol' PS, Crisco, and vanilla. Thanks for your help, everyone!

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JanH Posted 7 Nov 2009 , 4:38am
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Originally Posted by sillywabbitz

also instead of milk can you use the non-dairy creamer like sugar shacks recipe? That recipe has no butter and no milk.




Actually, the non-dairy label only means that the product doesn't contain lactose... Almost all non-dairy products contain caseine, caseinate, etc. which are milk proteins.

Non-dairy advertising can be very misleading:

http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-653585-.html

HTH

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jonahsmom Posted 7 Nov 2009 , 12:44pm
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What JanH said -

If it's just a lactose intolerance, dairy-free is fine. But for kids who can't have any form of milk whatsoever you really need to look over labels VERY well.

You're pretty much guaranteed that dairy-free isn't truly dairy-free. Most of the time it will have casein in it. Definitely misleading...

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