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Sandwich Bread Dairy Egg Free

This dairy-free and egg-free homemade bread is so much better than store-bought.

And it’s super easy to make when you use a stand mixer!

No kneading by hand. No bread machine needed.

Plus, this sandwich bread recipe can be made soy-free, too, with the right margarine.

See the allergy-friendly white bread recipe below.

dairy free bread recipe homemade also egg free and soy free

As an allergy mom, I know it can be hard to find dairy-free and egg-free sandwich bread at the store.

Add in the need for soy-free, and you may as well be looking for a unicorn.

That’s why I’ve learned how to make our own allergy-friendly sandwich bread at home!

And trust me, it’s tasty. So fluffy and soft. You won’t miss the milk, egg, or soy one bit.

I use my stand mixer for so many easy recipes, including this homemade bread.

That’s why it’s always on my countertop, ready to go. 

What can I say? I’m a kitchen minimalist.

Why own a bread machine AND a heavy-duty mixer when my mixer can do both jobs? 

The mixer is versatile and works so well…even though I just have a small classic one. 

When I make bread in my stand mixer, the dough hook perfectly kneads the dough in just two minutes.

All I have to do is mix ingredients together, make sure the yeast is happy…

and be patient enough to let it raise two times for an hour each.

Homemade Bread Dairy Egg Soy Free

To make this basic white bread super allergy-friendly,

use dairy-free milk and dairy & soy free butter. It’s already eggless!

For dairy-free milk, we’ve used almond, oat, and even coconut milk. Any favorite dairy-free milk should work fine.

If you need soy-free butter, check brands like Melt or Earth Balance.

Not all Earth Balance butters are soy-free so double-check labels, as always.

TOOLS FOR PERFECT HOMEMADE BREAD

Here are a few supplies that make homemade bread effortless and easy (affiliate links). 

HOW TO STORE HOMEMADE BREAD

To keep our homemade bread moist and fresh, I like to store it in an airtight gallon size baggy on the counter.

We eat ours within a couple days.

HOW TO ENJOY HOMEMADE BREAD

We have a few dairy-free recipes where thick-cut homemade bread works perfectly. 

Now here’s our easy dairy-free bread recipe below!

stand mixer bread dairy free

HOMEMADE DAIRY FREE BREAD RECIPE

See our quick bread video in this post, too!

Makes one loaf.

INGREDIENTS

1/4 cup dairy-free milk
1.5 tablespoons white sugar
1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoon dairy-free butter
1 package dry active yeast, 2 and 1/4 teaspoons
3/4 cup warm water, 110-115 degrees F
2.5 – 3 cups all-purpose flour 

DIRECTIONS

1. Make The Bread Dough

Grease a small bowl with dairy-free butter.

Heat together in the microwave, for about 30 seconds:

1/4 c. dairy-free milk
1.5 tbs. sugar
1 tsp. salt
2 tbs. dairy-free butter

In a separate measuring cup, heat 3/4 c. water in the microwave to lukewarm (110-115 degrees F).

Mix 2 and 1/4 teaspoons (one envelope) dry active yeast into the warm water.

Warm your mixing bowl with warm water and then wipe it dry. 

Pour the warm milk and warm water mixture into your warmed mixing bowl.

Attach dough hook.

Add 2 cups of flour to the liquid in the mixing bowl and start mixing on low speed (speed 2 on Kitchen Aid mixers). 

Add an additional 1/2 to 1 cup of flour, mixing on low speed, until the dough clings to the hook and the bowl is clean.

2. Knead The Bread Dough In Mixer

Set a timer for 2 minutes and continue kneading the dough on low speed (setting 2 on Kitchen Aids) with the dough hook.

After the 2 minutes of kneading, remove the dough from the hook and place in your small greased bowl. Turn the dough once to grease all sides with the dairy-free butter.

3. Raise Bread Dough First Time

Cover your bowl of dough with a clean towel and set in a warm, dark place for an hour until it doubles in size.

dairy free bread dough

4. Shape The Bread Dough

After the first rise, punch down the dough in the greased bowl.

Put the dough on a clean cutting board.

Flatten the dough out into a rectangle with your hands.

Roll it up loosely long-wise (about 3 folds) and pat the ends smooth until it’s the shape of a loaf.

Place in a greased bread pan, seam-side down. 

bread dough in bread pan

5. Raise Bread Dough Second Time

Cover the bread pan again with the clean towel.

Set in a dark, warm place until double in size again.

white amish bread dough raised second time

6. Bake Your Homemade Bread

Once the dough is double in size inside the bread pan, heat oven to 400F.

Bake 25-30 minutes until the internal temperature at center is 190F, probing through the middle side. 

The top will be brown for quite a few minutes, but keep baking until that internal temperature of 190F is reached for the best results.

Remove from bread pan and cool on a wire rack.

Cut slices as needed, using a bread knife, so the bread doesn’t dry out too soon.

Store cooled bread loaf in an airtight container, like a gallon size baggy.

We hope you enjoy this homemade dairy-free, egg-free, and possibly soy-free bread as much as we do!

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For more easy dairy-free bread recipes, see below.

MORE DAIRY-FREE BREAD

Here are some of our favorite dairy-free breads to make at home.

MORE STAND MIXER RECIPES

Here are more dairy-free recipes we make in our electric stand mixer. 

Loaf of Dairy Free Bread Homemade Without Bread Machine

This was originally posted in January 2017. 

 

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Katherine

Friday 29th of May 2020

I found this page while looking for a bread recipe for my younger son. He is allergic to dairy only as far was we know. Anyways, we did the Basic White Bread recipe you linked here and we used Oat Milk instead of almond milk. The bread was a big success and I will definitely make it again. Thank you!

Jamie Kaufmann

Sunday 7th of June 2020

That's awesome, Katherine! Thank you for letting us know!

Angelica

Wednesday 26th of July 2017

My baby has milk allergies an problems to gaing weight, also We suspect that he is allergic to other foods because I have suspended dust and eggs of my diet an he has not improved, it has been a relief to find your blog

Jamie Kaufmann

Wednesday 26th of July 2017

Very happy to have you here, Angelica. We just started a support group that might be just what you need. Here's the link, we'd love to get to know more about you there! milkallergymom.com/jointhegroup

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