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What’s the difference between silken tofu, soft tofu, and extra firm tofu? Which makes for the best tofu scramble? Recipe below.

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  1. DarlingGrim
    DarlingGrim says:

    I’m trying to eat more vegetable and less meat. I’m not a vegan but I recognize I have been raised in a very meat heavy diet and that it was pretty bad for me. (Every meal centered around a meat main dish).
    First I’m trying to not eat meat at least once a week. Low bar, but got to start somewhere.

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  2. Yes Milady!
    Yes Milady! says:

    This is a really nice video comparing different consistencies of tofu when replicating scrambled eggs. Generally, I prefer the extra firm variety but in this video, it didn't fare so well for whatever reason. Some additional spices could spruce this up even more! Kala Namak would give the aroma of eggs due to its sulfuric content. Nutritious yeast would enhance the flavor too. It can be a little hard to get all the spices to enhance tofu scramble so you might want to give "Eggcellent" a try 🙂 It's all in one bottle.

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  3. jimmy Ryan
    jimmy Ryan says:

    I have been a vegitarian for over a decade and always thought tofu scamble was BS. Until now. But I think they dont sell silken tofu in my area. I might try putting firm in a blender or something.

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  4. Oonagh72
    Oonagh72 says:

    I use extra firm tofu in my scramble because when I ate eggs I didn’t like them soft. I liked them overcooked. My new favorite way to make tofu scramble is with Just Egg. Makes a nice flavorful balance. Also it stretches the just egg since the Just Egg is more expensive.

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  5. Eda 🔞 T[A]P ON [M][Y] PlcTuRE
    Eda 🔞 T[A]P ON [M][Y] PlcTuRE says:

    This episode was fantastic as I've just been introduced to a brand new recipe that looks like it's easy enough for even ME to make. I think the only thing I'd personally change is which type of tofu was used as I'm personally a fan of the consistency of the soft tofu as it LOOKED more like the scrambled eggs I'm used to eating.

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  6. Private Name
    Private Name says:

    I don't like this voice-over guy, he tries way too hard to sound a certain way. You can really hear the effort he puts in, exhaling while speaking on the end of every sentence-ending word, why isn't he just speaking normally? That's probably why this video has so many downvotes to be honest. Weird voice-over. Bring back the babbish!

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  7. B R
    B R says:

    So I'm allergic to eggs and tofu but most of the stuff I eat are substitutes for other things, finding a substitute for tofu seems alot easier than eggs so I'm looking forward to trying "scrambled eggs" for the first time

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  8. Peder Lindberg
    Peder Lindberg says:

    "Soy boy" is a well established pejorative term sometimes used in online communities to describe men lacking masculine characteristics (according to Wikipedia). It would be wise to get rid of this term from your title. The video is fine but it the title is off-putting to many.

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  9. Jason Clark
    Jason Clark says:

    Best thing on this channel by far, and I have no interest in vegetarian cooking. I eat eggs every day, detest tofu, and I'm seriously considering trying this recipe. Love to watch Brad and Chris checking in. We need more Soy Boys.

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  10. Monica White
    Monica White says:

    I don't like tofu, and everybody always tells me "You just haven't had the right tofu yet." Every single time I ask them to show me the best tofu in their opinion, and they do, and I try it, and it all tastes like a dirty dish sponge.

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