Plant Based Vegan Cheese Sauce | Low Fat/Fat Free and Tasty


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  1. B K
    B K says:

    I just made this cheese sauce and it is amazing. I have tried many other recipes and nothing was as good as this one. I added a 1/4 onion into the instant pot with the potatoes and carrots. So good!!

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  2. Stutz Bearcat
    Stutz Bearcat says:

    Omg. You're a wizard! I made the fat free version but with garbanzo beans instead of white beans and HOLY SMOKES. It BLEW. MY. MIND. how much this tastes like real queso!!! This is one of the best vegan recipes I have come across in terms of accurately getting the taste of a non vegan food once you make it vegan. It's crazy that it's so simple and cheap too. I am definitely saving this recipe to impress my family with how GOOD vegan food can be!!!!!

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  3. Sharla Marie
    Sharla Marie says:

    Just made this sauce without the cashews and it is absolutely amazing😍 Thank you for sharing your delicious recipes! I just started this lifestyle and am feeling so much better already and it’s only been one week! I just ordered your lean cookbook can’t wait until it gets delivered💕

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  4. lisa sahadi
    lisa sahadi says:

    Hey Kiki! I just made this with already steamed potatoes.. so I didn’t have the water left over. I just used hot water. The consistency of mine is not like yours, but tastes amazing. Do you think this is because of the water?

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  5. Pawan Shrivastava
    Pawan Shrivastava says:

    These days i am binging on your videos during my lunch and dinner. I am trying to move into a plant based diet and your recipes are the most practical i have found which can give taste and fullness. Can you also please tell how long these sauces last in fridge without the taste getting spoiled.

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  6. Wild Temple
    Wild Temple says:

    I made this yesterday – so delicious and versatile! I also made a second batch with some American mustard, tomato ketchup and pickled gherkins for a “cheeseburger” style – sooo goood!
    Thanks Kiki loving your content!

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  7. Sheri Ready
    Sheri Ready says:

    I just found this recipe and made it tonight. I made the fat free version by adding butter beans instead of cashews. It was fantastic! I put it on top of my vegan chili that was on top of a baked potato. Thank you for all your great ideas!

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  8. End Wildlife Services'Needless Killing Of Wildlife
    End Wildlife Services'Needless Killing Of Wildlife says:

    Cashews are not the easiest to find, or cheapest vegan cheese ingredient, around, so it's great idea to use them alongside potatoes and carrots/rice . Some other additives: miso paste, apple cider/red wine vinegar, sauerkraut ( juice or vegetable) cumin powder ( for pungent flavors). This recipe, by the way is great ( when using less water) for making artisan solid vegan cheese recipes

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  9. Neek R
    Neek R says:

    Kiki when you say a cup is it 250ml? or do you just mean 1 cup as the jug you are using? Because your cups look huge to me, but maybe it's just camera perspective?

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  10. William Kyser
    William Kyser says:

    Kikil, Not many sauces I have found good but I made this with the white beans instead of the cashews and it was delicious!.. Definitely a keeper. I have been on the WFPB lifestyle for 1 month and recipes like this make it more doable. Thanks!

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  11. Magari
    Magari says:

    I made this for my anti-vegan friends & they loved it so much….they thought it was dairy cheese & were so surprised….also I found out 2tsp of garlic is too much but that's ok…

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  12. Aimee
    Aimee says:

    Non vegan here… this is amazing. We loved it and I will definitely be swapping out the cheese for this as I slowly make my way towards a more vegetarian lifestyle (I love my eggs).

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