Instant pudding with coconut milk.........

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123Linz
123Linz Posts: 80
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Has any one tried this?
I have no clue if it will work, I am going to try it tomorrow, but just thought I would ask first.

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  • dmouse0225
    dmouse0225 Posts: 104
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    No, but it sounds delicious!
  • Brunner26_2
    Brunner26_2 Posts: 1,152
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    It probably won't work. I know it won't work with soy or almond milk. But if you add a little bit of xanthan gum (available in the gluten free baking section) it will thicken up quite nicely.
  • bodyafterbaby4
    bodyafterbaby4 Posts: 20 Member
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    did it work?
  • Josephina57
    Josephina57 Posts: 170 Member
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    It probably won't work. I know it won't work with soy or almond milk. But if you add a little bit of xanthan gum (available in the gluten free baking section) it will thicken up quite nicely.
    Why won't almond milk work? I just bought some for this purpose.
  • EuroReady
    EuroReady Posts: 199 Member
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    According to Jello, it won't set with anything but cows milk. So that means no to almond, soy or coconut. I am not sure if goat milk counts, but I have no desire or means to test it. I have also heard canned milk won't work. Why? I don't know. But don't waste your money trying. Another Poster mentioned xantham gum, which sounds good, but I've never tried using.

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