Video By Now You Know Episode 13

Which Milk Alternative Is Right For You with Marla Rottenstreich

Which Milk Alternative Is Right For You with Marla Rottenstreich

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Esther Leah
Esther Leah
1 month ago

Thank you for fixing the shows!!!!!!!

Esther Leah
Esther Leah
1 month ago

I see that other people are having problems with the blurry vidios. It is not just this one, but I checked others and they are all blurry.

Sara .
Sara .
1 month ago

hi the vid is not clear

Sara .
Sara .
Reply to  Sara .
1 month ago

its all bluery

Chana Fox
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Reply to  Sara .
1 month ago

Hi Sara,
Thanks for reaching out and so sorry about this! We are working on fixing the blurry video as soon as we can.

-Chana Tzirel from Kosher.com

gitty
gitty
1 month ago

The stores are out of Gefen Almond milk for a while. Do you know if they are getting it back in?

Chana Fox
Admin
Reply to  gitty
1 month ago

Hi Gitty,
It should be back in stores now, and with our new branding which can be seen in the episode. Enjoy!

-Chana Tzirel from Kosher.com

Rena Klugmann
Rena Klugmann
1 month ago

Which one can sub milk in pasta dishes?

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marla rottenstreich
marla rottenstreich
Reply to  Rena Klugmann
1 month ago

Hey Rena. Are you ready for a super detailed response? Here goes:
For creamy pasta dishes, the best plant-based milk options are those with a thick, rich consistency and a mild, neutral flavor that won’t overpower the dish. Here are some top choices:

1. Oat Milk
  – Creaminess: Oat milk is naturally creamy and thick, making it ideal for pasta sauces.
  – Flavor: It has a neutral taste with a hint of sweetness, so it won’t interfere with the other flavors in the sauce.
  – Best Use: Perfect for Alfredo, béchamel, and any white or cream-based sauces.

2. Cashew Milk
  – Creaminess: Cashew milk has a smooth, velvety texture, almost like whole milk.
  – Flavor: It’s neutral but slightly nutty, which pairs well with creamy pasta dishes without an overpowering taste.
  – **Best Use:** Great for creamy sauces that need a bit of thickness, like carbonara or mushroom sauces.

3. Coconut Milk (Lite or Diluted Full-Fat)
  – Creaminess: Coconut milk, especially full-fat, is thick and rich, ideal for creamy pasta if you dilute it slightly or use a lite version.
  – Flavor: While it has a subtle coconut flavor, it works well in Asian-inspired pasta dishes or spicy sauces.
  – Best Use: Excellent for Thai or curry-flavored pasta or when used in small amounts for extra creaminess.

4. Soy Milk 
  – Creaminess: Soy milk has a creamy consistency, though slightly less rich than oat or cashew.
  – Flavor: Its neutral flavor is similar to dairy milk, so it’s versatile and blends well with different seasonings.
  – Best Use: Good for basic Alfredo, marinara with cream, or as a base for any mild cream sauce.

For extra creaminess, try mixing a bit of vegan butter, nutritional yeast, or a cornstarch slurry with these milks to help thicken the sauce without changing the flavor.

ENJOY – 🙂 MARLA

Fraidy Schwartz
Fraidy Schwartz
1 month ago

thanks so much!!!