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Is there an IBS safe substitution for Eagle Brand Sweet Condensed Milk for baking? n.t.
      #129863 - 12/12/04 11:46 AM
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      #129930 - 12/12/04 03:54 PM
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this or this ... and there are other dairy substitutes listed in the category for such in the recipe index. Good luck!

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Ooh thanks Casey! I was needing this! new
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Wow, that is great thanks. new
      #129969 - 12/12/04 06:38 PM
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I thought for sure the answer would be no.

Thanks again!

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If anyone tries these, please report how they turn out... new
      #131170 - 12/16/04 04:49 PM
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especially this one.

I'd try it with rice powder instead of the soy.. I sure would like to know if this comes out ok, and if it is remotely similar to the real stuff, which I have a can of on the shelf and would love to use, but if the sub is as good will go with it to make something safe I can enjoy too.

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      #131194 - 12/16/04 06:13 PM
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Kandee, I've used that one I posted in a couple of recipes and it worked out great! I'm not sure how it would work with the rice milk, but I don't see why it would make too much of a difference!

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Kree..thanks. new
      #131226 - 12/16/04 11:24 PM
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Kandee, I've used that one I posted in a couple of recipes and it worked out great! I'm not sure how it would work with the rice milk, but I don't see why it would make too much of a difference!

Well, I don't know why not either, since it has enough other things to cover up that terrible taste of the rice powder..LOL...Since you recommended it, I'll try it now, but think I will still open a can of the real stuff and compare the two with a (tiny) taste test, before I put it into a recipe. May I ask what you used it in?
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Re: Kree..thanks. new
      #131377 - 12/17/04 01:46 PM
Kree

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Actually, I used it in homemade Bailey's Irish Cream... not IBS safe, I know! It tasted great in that. I guess I've never used it in anything baked, come to think of it!

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      #131419 - 12/17/04 05:17 PM
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Actually, I used it in homemade Bailey's Irish Cream... not IBS safe, I know! It tasted great in that. I guess I've never used it in anything baked, come to think of it!

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