I adjust the basic tofu pate recipe to whatever happens to be seasonal or in my fridge. Adjust any of the quantities as you see fit, as the trick is to just make it to taste. Great w/ any type of cracker or bread-like unit.

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mash all ingredients together. Stores in the fridge for up to a week.

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I adjust the basic tofu pate recipe to whatever happens to be seasonal or in my fridge. Adjust any of the quantities as you see fit, as the trick is to just make it to taste. Great w/ any type of cracker or bread-like unit.

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Here's the link to the forum topic: "nutritional yeast question":http://www.therawtarian.com/forums/2/topics/108.

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wow! I sure hope you mean nut yogurt. Regular yogurt is a big no no. Make sure to take it easy on the tofy and the nutritional yeast. I have read article stating that nutritional yeast is formaldehyde. If you want this article just ask.

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Thanks to Vaughn, we now have a "raw cashew yogurt":http://www.therawtarian.com/community/recipe/cashew-yogurt that would likely work quite well with this recipe!

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humanimal: While it is perfectly respectable that you eat a completely raw vegan diet, some people eat raw dairy. While it may not work for everyone, it does work for some people. I think this recipe would be great with raw yoghurt. What is more concerting is the tofu, which is pasteurized.

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Hi, Humanimal: Do you still have the article on nutritional yeast? I've been feeding my baby dog that to supplement his raw diet; I'm now very concerned.

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Here's the link to the forum topic: "nutritional yeast question":http://www.therawtarian.com/forums/2/topics/108.

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I would like to read that article on nutritional yeast, if you still have it. Thanks!

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Aha, never mind - I see that you have a topic devoted to it in the forums. I will check that out. Thanks.

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Vaughn, I would be interested in seeing the article on nutritional yeast. I use it occasionally in "cheesy"-type spreads/pates, and have been fluctuating back and forth on whether it is of any value to my family's diet. I like that it contains valuable nutrition, but hate that we are eating fungus. Thanks in advance.

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Thanks to Vaughn, we now have a "raw cashew yogurt":http://www.therawtarian.com/community/recipe/cashew-yogurt that would likely work quite well with this recipe!

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wow! I sure hope you mean nut yogurt. Regular yogurt is a big no no. Make sure to take it easy on the tofy and the nutritional yeast. I have read article stating that nutritional yeast is formaldehyde. If you want this article just ask.

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