Vegan Flourless Peach Scones

Hello & Happy Tuesday!!
When it comes to scones, it’s somewhat of an acquired taste. That’s not to say that they are not enjoyable, but if you’re not familiar with them, you won’t typically hear someone talking about a craving for a warm scone! lol
My experience with scones wasn’t until I was actually 19 working at a breakfast/lunch concept and I was instantly taken by them. It’s not a muffin, it’s not a cookie, aesthetically they look dry, but ironically they are just so good!
Truth be told, I’ve never made a traditional scone with white flour (stay tuned), so I don’t have a baseline in terms of texture to compare to an almond flour variety. In terms of almond flour, I have a love hate relationship.
I love that it’s not white flour and it’s simply ground almonds, I even have an affinity for the flavor profile (prefer almond extract to vanilla), but sometimes, almond flour can be tricky and not provide the best results with recipes. Scones can be one of them!
Almond flour has a high absorbency, (not as much as coconut flour), but you can easily end up with a big ol mess if there is too much moisture in an almond flour scone. My first Raspberry Lemon Scones were featured in a magazine, but I haven’t explored another recipe..
Until these vegan Peach Almond Scones!

What I love about this recipe, is everything! It’s quick, easy, has a handful of ingredients, was tested twice, tweaked it to perfection, has minimal sugar, packs peaches, the perf texture, and is non vegan approved!!
If you’re looking for that staple almond flour scone recipe, this is it! Simply mix up the fruit to cater to the season and or your tastebuds! You have to try my Peach Almond Scones!!

Why this recipe rocks:
Easy to follow
Handful of ingredients
Perf texture!
No eggs
No white flour
No butter
Low Sugar (you can opt out of the icing)
Non vegan approved






Recipe Tutorial
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Hi,
This recipe looks delicious!
Would you know if I can sub something else for the cornstarch…maybe arrowroot, or something? And could I use a flax egg instead of the Follow Your Heart?
Thanks so much! ?
Hi! Can you freeze un bake scone and for how long?
Can I use regular egg instead off powder egg?
Thank you!
Hi Yoided, You can absolutely use a regular egg!
I made these following the instructions and they didn’t turned out like your. I had to baked like 8 more minutes!
How many real eggs for the fake stuff?
I would say 2 eggs!