Not really sure if that would work or not. We've never used lactose free milk. My suggestion is to just give it a try and see what you get. Use a small amount so that you don't waste a lot if it doesn't work out.
Please come back and let us know what you find out! :)
Anonymous ~ I used the unsweetened. I suppose it really depends on what you are using it for. If it is a dessert or something like pancakes, I don't see what sweetened "milk" would hurt. :) Good luck!
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What about using Lactose free milk instead of soymilk?
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Not really sure if that would work or not. We've never used lactose free milk. My suggestion is to just give it a try and see what you get. Use a small amount so that you don't waste a lot if it doesn't work out.
Please come back and let us know what you find out! :)
Thanks so much!
Becky@ MUstFollowRecipes
We don't eat soy so I used rice milk and it worked out fine. Thank you for the recipe!
do you use sweetened or unsweetened?
Anonymous ~ I used the unsweetened. I suppose it really depends on what you are using it for. If it is a dessert or something like pancakes, I don't see what sweetened "milk" would hurt. :) Good luck!
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