Can I use another flour (that is not almond or tigernut flour)? If you don't know what is tigernut flour and want to learn all about it, you can read The complete guide to tigernut flour. Whereas almond flour is a nut and is not AIP compliant. Because tigernut flour is not a nut and is AIP compliant. If you are on AIP and still in the elimination phase or if you have a nut allergy you have to use tigernut flour. Those who are not on AIP nor allergic to nuts can use almond flour. Notes about the ingredients Almond flour (or tigernut flour for those who are on AIP or nut free) Extra virgin olive oil (or oil of your choice).Coconut Yogurt (see below for substitutions).Almond flour or Tigernut flour (see below for more explanations).So without any further ado, here is my gluten free, no yeast, dairy free, vegan, paleo and AIP biscuits recipe! Ingredients I also wanted to find a coconut free AIP option because I just couldn't let down all my coconut free and grain free readers.

It required quite a lot of thinking and testing because I wanted it to be super easy to make and cassava free. I have to admit that I'm super proud of that gluten free biscuits recipe. With just 7 ingredients that you probably already have on hand, these homemade gluten free biscuits are so simple to make. These soft biscuits are made with baking soda, no yeast! Making gluten free biscuits completely from scratch is super easy with this recipe.

Gluten free biscuit recipe