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Best dairy free vanilla protein powder for creamis?

Hey there! I can’t eat dairy, and I’m looking for a delicious vanilla protein powder to add to my creamis. I’ve tried most of the equip flavors, and I personally think all but the chocolate and chocolate mint don’t taste good. Does anyone have a good vegan, egg based, or beef based vanilla protein powder they recommend?

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u/Hot-Fig-8487 — 2 days ago

Dairy free good tasting vanilla protein for ninja creami?

Hey everyone! Searching for good tasting non dairy protein powders that I can use in the ninja creami. I can’t have whey or casein, which is why anything with dairy is a no go. I use equip protein powder now, and it’s just ok tasting. The chocolate, salted caramel (this one may have been seasonal), and chocolate mint flavors are good for ninja creamis because the beef flavor is masked, but all of the other flavors I’ve tried have not been good at all (cookies and cream, vanilla, strawberry). I’d really like a great tasting non dairy vanilla protein powder that would be versatile for creami bases. It can be vegan, beef, or egg based. Thanks!

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u/Hot-Fig-8487 — 3 days ago

Bbq recipes : pork, green beans, Mac and cheese

Please give me your best recipe for pork, green beans, and Mac and cheese using the oven, stove top, or slow cooker :)

We’re hosting a few people for lunch on Saturday. I asked for preferences and bbq was requested. I eat gluten free so I’ve never made Mac and cheese (it doesn’t have to be gluten free as none of the guests are). A baked Mac and cheese recipe would probably be easiest, especially if I could make it the day before and then warm it in the oven the day of.

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u/Hot-Fig-8487 — 6 days ago

Authentic Tex mex enchilada recipe?

We just visited friends in Houston, and man the Mexican food was so great there! We’re having friends over for lunch later this month, and I’d like to try my hand at an authentic enchilada recipe. Bonus points if they use corn tortillas as I’m celiac, but no worries if not (I’ll be able to modify).

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u/Hot-Fig-8487 — 9 days ago

Hello! I’m prepping meals for a friend who recently gave birth. They requested my husbands’ family recipe for chocolate pie, but it’s not safe for her because it has raw egg yolks and she’s breast feeding. Does anyone have a good recipe for a chocolate pie that is either cooked on the stove top or doesn’t have raw eggs? Or something similar? TIA!

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u/Hot-Fig-8487 — 15 days ago

I’ve been on the search for good curly products that are non toxic for ages. My hair type is difficult because it’s very prone to frizz, fine, and wavy (2c and 3a depending on part of head). I have a lot of hair, but the individual hairs are very fine. My hair gets extremely frizzy when it’s humid out if to try to wear it natural. For this reason, I always do a blow out with certain products that help smooth it. However, I’d love to have the option to wear it natural.

My biggest issue with products in the past is they’ve made my hair too greasy looking or weighed down the fine strands. I feel like I need something to moisturize and lock in moisture that’s as light weight as possible.

My goal is like a beachy California type wave. My hair used to be curlier, but it’s very long now and the length seems to weigh it down into more of a wave (which I’m ok with!)

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u/Hot-Fig-8487 — 19 days ago

My husband went to a restaurant in town and had this cocktail underlined above - the “bake sale incident”. We are trying to reverse engineer it, but he’s not a great historian/describer 😂 he says it was served in a coupe glass, reminded him of a Manhattan but less bitter, was very smooth, he could definitely taste the banana but it wasn’t overpowering, and he didn’t really taste the coffee or the walnut much. Any ideas on where to start? He doesn’t know which rye they used, so any suggestions for a good, versatile rye? TIA!

u/Hot-Fig-8487 — 22 days ago

Does anyone have good GF, DF ninja creami recipes? A lot of the ones I’ve found call for dairy.

I just got one and was planning to experiment with soy milk and equip protein powder to make a “healthier” treat. I’d prefer a lighter or higher protein recipes but am also open to just regular recipes.

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u/Hot-Fig-8487 — 22 days ago