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Milk Substitutes for Macaroni and Cheese Plain yogurt or sour cream works brilliantly as a substitute for the milk in mac and cheese recipes and results in a creamier, tangier dish. Add just enough yogurt or sour cream to bring all the ingredients together. This mac and cheese recipe with no milk is so smooth and creamyyou’ll never guess it’s missing the milk. This is the BEST macaroni and cheese recipe without milktry out this 5-star macaroni recipe! Homemade, fast and easy Mornay sauce—a traditional rich and creamy cheese sauce—is the key component to flavor in this wheat-free version of macaroni and cheese. Amaranth is the perfect wheat flour substitute for thickening the cheese. View top rated Substitute for milk in macaroni and cheese recipes with ratings and reviews. Crockpot Macaroni and Cheese, Fannie Farmer's Classic Baked Macaroni and Cheese.

Milk Substitute For Mac N Cheese

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Milk Substitute For Mac N Cheese

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