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Old Tue, Mar-25-03, 07:36
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Do you think that I can make custurd with soy milk instead of real milk? I know many recipes use cream and water, but I quite like spy milk and the calorie count might also be lower.
Another question is it essential that I mix egg yolks and a whole egg into it? Which make sit thick the yolks or the whole egg?
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Old Thu, Mar-27-03, 09:02
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I bet you can. I'd use something like Silk Milk - unsweetened or "regular" flavor - has protein/carb counts similar to milk. I've used a rice/soy blend for all sorts of things like pies and fudge. Give it a try! Make take a bit of working to get it right. Good luck.
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Old Fri, Mar-28-03, 09:39
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I tried it, it does work. The soy milk I used has 0.3-0.4 grams of carbs, so it is a good bargain.
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Katy, what brand of soy milk do you use? The carb amount is quite low
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Old Wed, Apr-09-03, 14:05
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I live in the Netherlands, so I don't think it would be much use for you.
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