
Fluffy, golden biscuits feel like one of those comfort foods that should be off the table once you ditch grains and dairy — but this recipe proves otherwise. Blanched almond flour gives these rounds a tender, slightly nutty crumb, while cold solid coconut oil gets worked in just like traditional butter to create those irresistible flaky layers. The clever move here is combining full-fat coconut milk with apple cider vinegar to create a dairy-free buttermilk that reacts with the baking soda and powder, giving the biscuits real lift and a subtle tang. Tapioca starch pulls everything together so the texture is cohesive rather than crumbly — a common pitfall with grain-free baking. A brush of melted coconut oil before they go into the oven helps the tops turn a deep, gorgeous golden brown in about 15 to 18 minutes. The batch makes 8, so there's plenty to go around whether you're serving them alongside eggs in the morning or splitting them open next to a bowl of soup. These are the kind of biscuits that make it genuinely easy to stick to the way you want to eat.
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Preheat the oven to 400°F (205°C). Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
Stir the apple cider vinegar into the coconut milk in a small bowl and set aside for 3–5 minutes, until the mixture looks slightly curdled. This is your dairy-free buttermilk.
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