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Does anyone know of a dairy free cheese that works well in casseroles? I have a dairy free cheese that I like to use for pizza, but it doesn't work well at all for mac & cheese due to the sticky texture when it becomes heated. So it probably wouldn't work well for a casserole either. I'd really like to make a chicken casserole or something similar so that I have something to eat next month and the following month other than the steaks, chicken breasts, hamburgers, spaghetti that I've made up ahead of time.

 

Carolyn

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Does anyone know of a dairy free cheese that works well in casseroles? I have a dairy free cheese that I like to use for pizza, but it doesn't work well at all for mac & cheese due to the sticky texture when it becomes heated. So it probably wouldn't work well for a casserole either. I'd really like to make a chicken casserole or something similar so that I have something to eat next month and the following month other than the steaks, chicken breasts, hamburgers, spaghetti that I've made up ahead of time.

 

Carolyn

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What brand do you like for pizza? My son is dairy, I can't find any he likes.

  • 2 weeks later...
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If you go to the vegweb.com website you can find a lot of recipes for cheese sauce. I have one for "Queso Dip" that is made using nutritional yeast and can be used as a sauce for casseroles.

 

Sam

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