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Where can I find dairy free cheese crackers?  Can I make pudding with soy/almond/coconut milk?  TIA
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    magdusiamagdusia member

    imagela79al:
    Where can I find dairy free cheese crackers?  Can I make pudding with soy/almond/coconut milk?  TIA

    ~ritz crackers are dairy free (only have soy in them). 

    ~Carrs Crackers (don't think they are cheese crackers, but they are crackers)

    or google "vegan cheese crackers" so they will have soy, but not dairy. 

     

    regarding pudding... I'm pretty sure the jell-o pudding box is dairy free and you can just use your choice of milk for the mixture.

     

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    rdhmama79rdhmama79 member
    I made Jell-o pudding with rice milk, and it didn't set.  It stayed liquid.
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    magdusiamagdusia member

    imagemrschristamiller:
    I made Jell-o pudding with rice milk, and it didn't set.  It stayed liquid.

    i would try oats milk or almond milk -they are thicker.  I've been planing on giving it a try so i'll post it if it works out. 

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    g_belleg_belle
    I've heard that coconut milk will work but none of the replacement "milks" work in the instant pudding- just the stove top kind. 
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    I can now confirm that Jello is indeed dairy free however using coconut milk with instant pudding mix does not work.  We have liquid pudding.  Plan B is to try to freeze it (though somehow the flavors seem to cancel each other out and it is a strange taste of nothing). 
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    magdusiamagdusia member

    imagela79al:
    I can now confirm that Jello is indeed dairy free however using coconut milk with instant pudding mix does not work.  We have liquid pudding.  Plan B is to try to freeze it (though somehow the flavors seem to cancel each other out and it is a strange taste of nothing). 

    bummer :(

    ok.. i think we should all keep trying until we find a way to make a dairy/soy free pudding lol!   I will try this weekend.

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