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Mimi's avatar
Mar 2Edited

I love the chart. What I liked learning is which plant egg to use for what purpose. I have never thought about it that way. That’s why we have you! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

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Carleigh Bodrug's avatar

That’s what I’m here for!

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Quentin Burgess's avatar

Carleigh, this chart is a game changer for sure! Thank you for creating it. I’ve always wondered which replacement works best for which dish.

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Sandra Jarvis's avatar

Brilliant list thank you

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Carleigh Bodrug's avatar

Thanks for being here!

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Arty Canadian's avatar

Brilliant! Thanks so much for this, it is incredibly helpful! Just a quick question: I have a food sensitivity to flax so I try my best to avoid it. Would the chia egg work in cookies as well? Thanks!

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Carleigh Bodrug's avatar

They will but a softer egg sub like aqaufaba or applesauce may be more suitable :)

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Arty Canadian's avatar

Cheers, that’s super helpful!

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Peter Wills's avatar

Having both your books Carleigh the simple easy ways you transform plant based cooking is so awesome. Great chart!!

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Carleigh Bodrug's avatar

Thanks so much Peter 🙏

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Debbie Hughes's avatar

Te chart shows different ratios of water to flax & chia than the written description below the chart. 3 to 1 vs 1 to 3???

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Carleigh Bodrug's avatar

Sorry about that Debbie it has been corrected :)

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Debbie Hughes's avatar

Great, thanks! Love the new format

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EVE's avatar

Oh, good to see it is corrected here! I noticed the problem in the version I received as an email.

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David Pressman's avatar

How about using Just Egg?

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Carleigh Bodrug's avatar

That works :)

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Quentin Burgess's avatar

I wondered about that too. Especially, since it has that egg like taste.

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