Greek Yogurt
10.0Thicker, thin with 2 tbsp milk to match consistency
11 vegetarian substitutes for plain yogurt — top pick Greek Yogurt at 100% function match.
Thicker, thin with 2 tbsp milk to match consistency
Tangy pourable liquid; use cup-for-cup in baking, slightly thinner so reduce other liquids by 2 tbsp
Thick and tangy; nearly identical in baking and dips, sour cream is slightly richer with more fat
Thin liquid, no tang; use in baking where yogurt adds moisture, add 1 tsp lemon juice per cup for acidity
Thick curds with mild flavor; drain excess liquid first, adds protein but less tang than yogurt
Denser and richer; soften and thin with milk to match yogurt consistency, adds richness to dips and frostings
Lighter, pourable cream; less tangy, use in soups and sauces where yogurt thickness is not needed
Thinner with less fat; add 1 tbsp lemon juice per cup for tang, works in smoothies and light baking
Rich and eggy; same creamy texture in dressings and slaws, adds fat not tang
Use 1/4 tsp baking soda plus 1/2 cup yogurt to replace leavening; adds tang and moisture to batters
Use 1/4 tsp baking powder plus 1/4 cup milk to replace 1/2 cup yogurt; loses tanginess and protein
Greek Yogurt: Too much moisture for flaky pastry layers
Baking Soda: Cannot bind french toast custard at all
Baking Soda: Cannot bind quiche custard at all
Baking Powder: Cannot bind french toast custard at all
Baking Powder: Cannot bind quiche custard at all