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Add this oil-free vegan mayo to your list of plant-based condiments
For many people, mayonnaise is a cupboard staple. It’s creamy and tangy, adding just the right touch to sandwiches and salads. It’s also great to dip fries in. There are now a wide variety of vegan mayos available in shops, but did you know you can also easily make your own at home? This vegan mayo recipe uses cashews as its base.
Unlike most vegan mayo, this Clean Food Dirty Girl recipe leaves out oil, which is usually the key ingredient in most plant-based mayonnaise. Instead of using oils like sunflower seed, rapeseed, or grapeseed, this recipe relies solely on the blended cashew nuts to do the emulsifying.
Cashews offer a creamy and rich vegan alternative that’s great for those without nut allergies. The seeds (they’re not technically nuts) from the Brazilian cashew apple also have heaps of benefits, including their versatility, slightly sweet flavour, and wonderful texture. For every 28 grams, you’ll get 12 grams of unsaturated fats, 5 grams of protein, and a good amount of magnesium, zinc, iron, and selenium.
Despite their pleasant sweetness, cashews are low in sugar and a fibre source, making your oil-free vegan mayo much more nutritious than most recipes. Making your own vegan mayo also means you can tailor it to your tastes. Use this recipe as a guideline and tinker with it as you go along to create your perfect version of oil-free vegan mayo.
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