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I've tried a couple of vegan cheese things, and they haven't been very good. In particular, none of them melt like animal cheese.

I'm of the school of thought that trying to replicate carnist food with your vegan products is pointless, you should make unique vegan dishes that are good on their own instead. However, I really miss delicious goodness that I can melt on top of my food.

Do any comrades have good products or ideas?

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 11 months ago

tapioca starch + plant milk + melty fat (margarine or coconut oil) + some miso and nutr yeast, blend together. makes a cheesy goop that forms a melted cheese like texture after cooking