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Vegan Butter (Soy, Seed, & Nut Free)

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I am not a huge fan of store bought vegan butters. They all contain either nuts, soy, pea protein, sunflower, or flaxseed which many of us can’t have. Store bought vegan butters also contain ingredients and preservatives that are not healthy for us. It became my mission to make my own butter & I really like how this one turned out. It can be made top 9 free and seed free. It can also be made legume free. The finished product is firm, but spreadable. The taste is creamy. Makes about 40 (2TB) servings of butter or about 5 cups (40oz) butter. Takes about 5-10 mins to make.

  • Total Time: 7 minutes
  • Yield: 5 Cups 1x

Ingredients

Scale

Equipment:

For the buttermilk:

  1. 1 cup (279g) oat milk , or other non dairy milk
  2. 1TB (14g) apple cider vinegar

For the rest:

  1. 2 cups (477g) palm shortening, OR if you can have coconut—refined coconut oil *See notes
  2. 1 teaspoon (10g) salt
  3. 1/2 cup (120g) olive oil
  4. 1/2 cup (147g)  non dairy homemade yogurt, OR **See notes
  5. 1 TB (4g) nutritional yeast, if desired
  6. 1/8 tsp turmeric for color, if desired

Instructions

  1. Mix your buttermilk ingredients together and let sit for about 5 mins. The oat milk should look partially separated.
  2. Then, blend everything with an immersion blender OR strong powered blender, till smooth. (Most regular blender and hand mixers don’t make a great finished product and you might burn through a motor if your blender isn’t strong enough—-speaking from experience twice, hahaha..)
  3. Pour into a glass container or other containers as desired and let refrigerate for 2-3 hours till firmly set. It’s ready!

Notes

*Using unrefined coconut oil will make your butter taste like coconut, so I highly recommend the refined for creating a neutral flavor.

**Whats fun about making it homemade, is there are lots of substitutes. I have tried every substitution and they all work lovely.
You can sub 1/4 cup palm shortening or coconut oil for the homemade yogurt. This substitute will make your butter a bit more solid and less spreadable, but it does work! Or if you can have legumes —You can use 1/2 cup plant based heavy whipping cream (contains legumes), & if you can have coconut—1/2 cup canned coconut milk, cold (use the solid part, not the liquid). 
Finally, if you have a store-bought yogurt you can safely eat, go ahead and use that!

  • Author: admin
  • Prep Time: 7 Min
  • Category: butter