Making The Viral Pourable Cheese VEGAN


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Okay so I obviously really wanted in on this viral liquid cheese so in typical EdgyVeg nature I made my own VEGAN POURABLE cheese for pizza! (Or anything …

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  1. nicklas sample
    nicklas sample says:

    I am in Sweden, but I am Creole. Vegan products lack the US appeal. Beyond Meat Sausage is no longer available. How can I make a savory sausage for my vegan Creole southern-based meals? Thank you in advance.

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  2. alexa troskina
    alexa troskina says:

    There is a product called Sour Starch which is used usually in Brazil. Its great to make vegan cheese with it as it's starchy AND tangy! You can find it in South American shops if you have around or order online. You should definitely check it out and play around with!

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  3. Sarah Dee
    Sarah Dee says:

    I just made this with a few tweaks and it is amazing! It's mild yet has a really great savory/umami flavor.
    When cooking the veg (I used onion & garlic powders vs the real thing) I also added a generous Cup of frozen cauliflower. I added some (vegan) lactic acid instead of the sauerkraut juice. I think the main thing was I cooked the agar in the soy milk until thick, then blended that with everything else. My thinking is that I don't want to have to cook the cheese until crispy on a pizza, I like it gooey and saucy. So it is precooked/thickened. I didn't do the pizza yet, but had a bowl full and dipped in corn chips. I love it! as I said, creamy, sooth, mild and savory. Just like a white nacho sauce. Thanks Candace!!

    As a vegan I love nooch. I honestly don't think they give anyone a vegan card if they don't love nooch! But for some recipes I'd rather not have that yellow finished product. Does any company make a nooch that is more white or cream color vs yellow? or maybe it's not possible. hmmm

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  4. J. Perry
    J. Perry says:

    Hi, Candace! Thanks for all of your amazing videos. I've been watching your videos for a long time, and have your cookbook…. I use your Fondue recipe (minus the kirsch) for my baked Mac and Cheese. The consistency and flavor is amazing! I'll definitely try it on pizza.

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  5. Dr. Amanda
    Dr. Amanda says:

    Having tried the Miyokos one last weekend, I think yours browned better. I poured it a bit thicker than you did yours, so it's hard to compare directly, but I think theirs might firm up a bit more. Based on the ingredients I'm confident yours will have a lot more flavor!

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  6. DontStartwMe
    DontStartwMe says:

    LOVE IT.. NEVER HEARD OF IT BUT I HAVE TO TRY THIS OUT JUST BECAUSE I AM THAT NERDY…. 🤣 BUT IF YOU DONT HAVE MISO.. USE MUSHROOM POWDER AS A LAST RESORT… USE REJUVALUC AND MISO.. LEAVE OUT THE SOURKROUT JUUCE YO… LOL. SERIOUSLY A CREATOR LIKE YOU GIRL SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE SOME EXTRY FUNKY SUUUUPER OLD REJUVALAC IN THE BACK OF YOUR FRIDGE… ALL US GREAT CHEESE MAKERS HAVE IT JUST FOR RHAT REASON.. THE WORSE IT SMELLS THE BETTER YOUR CHEESE WILL BE 100%… IVE USED REJUVAALAC THAT WAS WELL OVER A YEAR OLD. JUST KEEP ADDING FRESH TO IT TO KEEP THAT FUNK GOING…
    Awe nuts. The dang caps was locked. Sorry. I hate this phone sometimes!!( 💝🥰💝🥰💝🥰💝✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌

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