Have No Eggs? Use These 7 Alternatives for Perfect Baking 

By Deepali Verma

November 5, 2023

When you're out of eggs or following a vegan diet, there are several alternatives to achieve the same binding, leavening, and moisture-retention effects in your baked goods. 

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Yoghurt 

Greek yogurt or dairy-free alternatives work well as binders and moisture sources, substituting one egg with ¼ cup. 

Mashed Banana  

Mashed ripe bananas provide both moisture and a hint of natural sweetness, replacing one egg with half a mashed banana. 

Silken Tofu  

Blend silken tofu for a creamy, protein-rich egg substitute, using ¼ cup per egg. 

Buttermilk 

In recipes with a touch of tang, use buttermilk as a replacement, swapping one egg with ¼ cup of buttermilk. 

Aquafaba 

The liquid from canned chickpeas, great for meringues and macarons. 

Vinegar and Baking Powder 

A mixture of 1 tablespoon vinegar and 1 teaspoon baking powder acts as a leavening agent and binder.