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Product Review: Eat Pastry Gluten-Free Baking Mixes

December 22, 2014 By Robin

chocolate-cake-mix-large copyEat Pastry.  I love that name.  And I usually have a container of the company’s yummy cookie dough in my refrigerator. Just in case I need a hot cookie or a spoonful of dough.  So when the company recently offered to send Chic Vegan some samples of their new gluten-free baking mixes, I was eager to try them out.

First, a little background.  Eat Pastry is a vegan-owned and operated business.  While the products are not certified organic, they use select organic ingredients.  Everything is 100 percent vegan, non-GMO Verified and made in a Gluten-Free Certified Facility.  Impressive.

 

I tried three of the new mixes.  Here’s my impression of each:

buttermilk-biscuit-mix-large copyChocolate Chip Muffin.  This was my least favorite of the three.  The chocolate chips all sank to the bottom and I had a hard time getting the muffins out of the tin.  They tasted OK, but they weren’t very good muffins overall.  Perhaps some ingredient tweaking is in order.  Note that they offer a plain muffin mix, which might be a better choice.

Buttermilk Biscuits.  I love biscuits.  I especially love them plain and hot out of the oven.  I’ve made them for years and I know how easy it is to overcook them, so I was especially careful to watch the time on these.  Good call.  They were yummy.  A tiny bit grainy, but nice and doughy overall.  I would buy this mix again.

Chocolate Cake.  This was the best of the three and a winner all around.  It made a cute little cake (you can also make cupcakes) that tasted great.  My husband, who isn’t remotely vegan and who loves anything sweet, tried a piece and loved it, too.

 

muffin-mix-large copyBy the way, the batter for each mix was tasty on its own.  Raw batter – isn’t that one of the perks of being vegan?

The mixes are all simple and only require the addition of oil and non-dairy milk.  You can dress them up as much as you want (the boxes have some suggestions).  They would be handy if you need a quick treat and they would also be great additions to a gluten-free care package.  Start with the chocolate cake.  You’ll like it!

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Filed Under: Food Tagged With: Eat Pastry, featured, gluten free baking, vegan, vegan baking, vegan food

About Robin

Robin Patalon has been vegan since 2011, after almost 20 years as a vegetarian. When she’s not working at her real job, she enjoys running, yoga, spending time with her family and educating herself about healthy living. Robin is a Certified Health Coach and a Vegan Lifestyle Coach and Educator. She is always on the lookout for new products and companies that support her vegan lifestyle and she has an extensive cookbook collection that is not digital.

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