3 ingredient pudding. Sugar free and vegan. Cooking from my pantry


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Good morning YouTube friends! Today we are making a super simple delicious pudding. It only takes 3 ingredients for the base …

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  1. Kathy Fann
    Kathy Fann says:

    You could add coconut to that and have like coconut cream pie that is not got the crust and maybe we could make it out of nuts and coconut item know what we could make a crust out of bed there’s bound to be one out there

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  2. Kathy Fann
    Kathy Fann says:

    Thank you for healthier version if you look up banana pudding they’re putting sweetened condensed milk cream cheese whipping cream and then making pudding and then put in cheesecake pudding and doing all kinds of stuff and I know those of us who like banana Nilla vanilla wafers in our banana pudding you know I thought maybe you would have a change for the cookie but if nothing else I can put a couple of those in mind if I use these other tactics and it won’t be half what they’re eating

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  3. Lindsay Williambrown
    Lindsay Williambrown says:

    Thanks so much for sharing! I'm out of ND milk options since now all of them have weird stuff in them and all have tons of salt at this point (why they keep increasing it I have no idea). But did want to offer an easy tip for you: best practice with thickeners is to use cold or room temp liquid to mix your thickener slurry. Your mixing was with simmering liquid and that is why the cornstarch didn't immediately relax and go into an easy dissolution. Esp. for new cooks, thickener clumps can ruin a lot of things so wanted to offer that as an alternative. You don't end up needing as much liquid for the slurry either. The thickener is a thickener because it coagulates on contact with heat, so making it with warm liquid is not a win. Thank you again for posting this! If anyone starts making a pure ND milk again, I'm going straight back to this – I'll try it with the green banana powder or potato starch since corn has so many issues of its own, but it should be lovely. Thank you!

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