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Alternative To Cream?

Hi I use Soya milk Instead of regular milk. Is there a similar alternative to cream?

Thx
joe2cool

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  • System
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    Yes I'm sure you can get soya cream. I think the coffee shop near me use it to make vegan cappuccino.
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  • Try Alpro. My Gran is allergic to cows milk so she has Alpro cream.
  • joe2cool
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    Thx will check.....................
    joe2cool
  • I've got a feeling it might not be in the fridge section of the supermarket, can't remember but if you can't find it try the UHT section with the long life milk etc.
  • joe2cool
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    Thank you would look in fridge section...............so will check else where
    joe2cool
  • There is both an alpro longlife and fresh from the fridge soya cream, and there is also arla lactose free cream (if you can have that).
  • joe2cool
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    Thank you appreciated...............
    joe2cool
  • MoonJelly
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    There is also soya spread and soya puddings from Alpro. A bit more expensive but totally worth it.:)
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    Cheers..........................
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