I've tried it, so don't bother...you cannot substitute a non-dairy milk for the milk called for on the box of Jell-O® pudding. It doesn't "set".
But here's a recipe to try using Silk Soymilk, a staple in our house.
Sure, it's not as easy as mixing up some pudding using the powder from the box, but those of us who cook allergy-friendly foods are used to that, right? Happy cooking!
7 comments:
Thank you!! I want pudding so bad....
Enjoy Sabrina. I made it and it's really good!
Your linked chocolate pudding looks great! Definitely going to try that one! Thanks for the post.
Ellen
www.Iamglutenfree.blogspot.com
Twitter: ellensrecipes
Wanted to let you know what we use to make pudding. Rich's Whip Non Dairy topping...not in the bag since the bag contains casein. I use two cups of this and a box of pudding mix and we are in business. Looks like you can use soy so you could also try Coffee Rich. HTH!
I wonder how it would tastes with coconut milk.
What did you use for the margarine? Thanks for sharing -- been trying to find an easy recipe!
I did make my grandson jello instant pudding with cocoanut milk and vanilla pudding with almond milk .Maybe had to set a tad longer.
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