vegan cheese: I need ideas for egg replacers either homemade or store bought. I also need someone who can recommend the best store bought vegan cheese. Where do I find nutritional yeast? What is bulgur?...sorry for all the questions but I have recently gone from vegetarian to full vegan and still a little confused|||Ener-G is a popular egg replacer made from tapioca and potato starch. It seems expensive, but you get a lot of servings out of it (cheaper than buying eggs for a cake recipe). Here's a massive list of egg replacers: http://vegweb.com/index.php?topic=7678.0 Daiya is a popular vegan cheese. I've never seen it, but you can get it at Whole Foods. Ditto with nuritional yeast. I haven't seen it at my local market, but it should be at Whole Foods or your local health foods shop. Bulgar is a grain. Others gave better answers, but that's what I know from the top of my head.|||good for you! Make sure to watch "forks over knives", "vegucated" and "fat, sick and almost dead".....if you havent already :-) Egg replacers- you can use something called "ener-g" egg replacer. It comes in a box in all health food stores in the baking section You can also use really soft bananas. (you can make an amazing french toast using pureed or mashed bananas instead of egg on the bread) You can also use applesauce in some baking recipes as a substitute. try the website www.vegweb.com (all vegan recipes sent in by users..amaaaazing) you can get nutritional yeast in the bulk sections of Whole Foods, Sunflower market or any local health food store. You can also buy it on Amazon '-) Hope this helps!|||Replacing eggs in a recipe depends on the type of food you are making. You can get vegan cheese at your local grocery store. It's not expensive. As for nutritional yeast, you might want to check out your nearby natural foods store or simply go online: www.happycow.net to find natural foods stores in your area. You can also order nutritional yeast from vegan online retailers, but the price is expensive. Bulgur is a cereal food made of wheat species that is sold parboiled and dried. Whole-grain, high-fiber bulgur and cracked wheat can be found in your nearby natural foods store.|||just use apple sauce, I guess