From: LunaH2O
On Dec 14, 2007
This recipe works! I also added more soy milk, as others have metioned, 1 cup leaves it very thick. I did notice after sitting in the fridge for a few days the consistency became thinner. Better eat it in less than 3 days next time!
From: Prose
On Jul 2, 2007
Thanks! What a great idea to just decrease the amount of milk used. It was actually a little thick, so I added more soy milk bit by bit until the right consistency was achieved.
From: Chef #500130
On Oct 17, 2007
I have missed pudding so much!! Thank you after several times of trying to make pudding with soy milk i read this and it works I also thought it was a bit thick so next time i will add in more soy
From: jmeadows
On Apr 27, 2007
I tried this, it never set up. I'm not sure what the "trick" is that you mentioned? Can you elaborate?
From: Summer's Mommy
On Nov 22, 2008
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! 2-year-old lactose intolerant DD thanks you greatly too! I added the whole 1 1/2 cups of soy milk because the reviews saying 1 cup was too thick "scared me", but frankly I thought 1 1/2 cups was far too runny, but the flavor was so good we gobbled it all up anyway. I am going to use just 1 cup next time and probably will use plain soymilk instead of vanilla because it was REALLY sweet. My next task is to make a banana pudding... MMMMMMM.
From: Pneuma
On May 18, 2008
I love vanilla so I used vanilla pudding with vanilla soymilk. Delicious! Nice to have when there's a craving for something soft and sweet. It's also good to mix with coffee and milk to add more flavor when having a drink lol
Thanks for sharing, vitalev!
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