I want to give up using half & half in my coffee, but almond milk is too watery in coffee for me. Is soymilk any thicker?
I want to give up using half & half in my coffee, but almond milk is too watery in coffee for me. Is soymilk any thicker?
I did but no one repliedI think you mentioned Laird before (?) because I remember being intrigued. I found it on amazon and had it in my cart for awhile but then chickened out because I literally have hated every other creamer for my coffee and I was afraid of having the same result with Laird.
I would have if I didn’t delete it from my cart! LolI did but no one replied
I looked at their site again and found a comment that it did indeed taste of coconut! Not for me, I like coconut in curries but not much elseI would have if I didn’t delete it from my cart! Lol
I just think since I don’t like any of the coconut or almond milk creamers that this would be another waste for me. But if I ever change my mind and decide to try it I will report back.
I like un cortado
Where on earth did you get that from, Andy? I have never seen condensed milk in Spain but I would never look for it, because I find it gross! It's the Germans who use or used condensed milk (Kaffeesahne - grausam) in their coffee. It's not Sahne at all. The Spanish use normal cow's milk in coffee. It's possible that in the campo (=countryside) somewhere in the mountains there's a cafe using condensed milk but in 15 years in Spain I've never seen it. I think Lidl may sell it in Spain. When I lived in Germany (vor der Wende) condensed milk must have been easy to find because nearly everyone used it but I think that may have changed.But Cortado is actually special in that it required condensed milk.
Found that condensed milk hard to find in Germany when I was still a vegetarian (mainly in Asian shops)
Have not found a commercial vegan alternative for condensed milk yet.
Might try that one:
How To Make Vegan Condensed Milk - Loving It Vegan
I found this on Amazon. It’s in my cupboard but may be expired now...will have to check. I never ended up using it. I hate when I do that.But Cortado is actually special in that it required condensed milk.
Found that condensed milk hard to find in Germany when I was still a vegetarian (mainly in Asian shops)
Have not found a commercial vegan alternative for condensed milk yet.
Might try that one:
How To Make Vegan Condensed Milk - Loving It Vegan
Where on earth did you get that from, Andy? I have never seen condensed milk in Spain but I would never look for it, because I find it gross!
I can't take rum but a carajillo made with brandy is definitely good after 7 in the evening.When I was living in Barcelona myself (in the 90's, quite some time ago, but after the "Wende"), I only ever drank it at restaurants, never tried to make it myself. So I did not really know much about it, other than that I liked to have it after dinner. (But actually, I am more partial to carajillo myself , especially now as a vegan)