Vegan mayo aquafaba

If you need a nut or soy free mayo this is the perfect vegan option and makes a easy to make simple sau Aquafaba is the liquid from a can of chickpeas. I use it a lot in recipes particularly to replace eggs. It is naturally starchy and a great way to emulsify and bind mixtures. You can flavour this with a little garlic, onion, herbs or spices to additional flavour.

This egg free and vegan aquafaba mayo is made in a blender and can be used for sandwiches, salads, and dressings. The aquafaba has similar properties to egg whites and emulsifies with the oil when blended.

Luxuriously creamy and tangy oil-free vegan aquafaba mayo. Dairy-free and no eggs, oil or tofu! Only 8 ingredients and so quick and easy.

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This thick, creamy vegan mayo is just as good as the real thing! Stored in an airtight container in the fridge, it will keep for about 2 weeks.

Creamy, tangy vegan mayo made with aquafaba! 5 minutes, 6 ingredients, and 1 bowl required! A delicious and versatile plant-based spread perfect for sandwiches, sauces, dressings, and more!

You only need 5 ingredients to make this creamy and tangy Easy Vegan Mayo. This aquafaba-based mayo is perfect for spreading on a sandwich, mixing into salads, or topping your veggie burgers!

This is the perfect light mayo for all your mayo needs! It’s much healthier than real mayo but doesn't lack in texture and flavor. The key to making plant-based mayo is the aquafaba liquid. The liquid comes from a can of cooked chickpeas or, alternatively, the leftover water from cooking your own chickpeas. This is a fun recipe to make, fast and easy, and a wonderful alternative to mayo with eggs. No one will know that you didn’t use eggs in this recipe… that is of course unless you tell…

The richest, creamiest vegan mayonnaise you can imagine. - The Veggie Table

This Aquafaba Mayo recipe is plain. It is vegan, paleo, and whole 30! It can be subbed for plain store bought mayo and in many cases you can sub it in recipes for sour cream. I made this mayo in a Vitamix, though it is traditionally made with a hand mixer. You can use either.