If you or your child has an egg allergy, you understand how difficult it can be to find suitable ways to replace eggs in baking. There are lots of different substitutes, each with its own strengths and weaknesses, and degrees of difficulty.
Certainly, the easiest replacements are those that are easy to mix up and convenient to keep in your pantry. And if they’re cheaper too, that’s even better.
Well, I have two bags of Bob’s Red Mill Egg Replacer to give away for FREE! Can’t beat that price! And to sweeten the deal, we’re throwing in one of our Egg Allergy Slap Bracelets too!
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For us the hardest thing and one thing our family is huge being southern is fried chicken and corn bread
I would have to say Pancakes I’ve tried apple sauce, pumpkin puree and mashed bananas. I can’t seem to get anything to stick together or even taste good. I feel so bad because my 6 year old is dying to try pancakes… I’ve never made them taste good so she has given up and stopped asking 🙁 I’ve never tried an egg replacer and would love to win so I can make my daughters breakfast dreams come true!
You can also make pancakes / waffles with the Bisquick mix w/o eggs. With the waffles you just want to spray the waffle iron well so they don’t stick