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  2. Will non-dairy "milk" work with Instant pudding? - DCUM Weblog

    www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/207210.page

    Coconut milk will work for just about any milk recipe - or at least I haven't found one for which it doesn't work. DS suddenly became lactose intolerant, so we've made the switch. Yes, pudding will set. Also makes a very nice mac and cheese, any white sauce, subs for milk in baked goods, etc.

  3. Will non-dairy "milk" work with Instant pudding? - DCUM Weblog

    www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/15/207210.page

    It will work if you put much less milk in it. Instead of two cups, stick with one to start with, then add a bit more. Go for a cooked version. That works better. Cashew milk is tasteless so that is better, as is almost milk. Soy and oat suck as they are soy and oat-tasting. Know that it will be much sweeter as you are using less liquid.