I had seen comments about how it’s hard to get pudding to set properly with plant based milk – so I tried it with milk AND shelf stable tofu.
The result was very thick and custardy, which I love. I’d definitely recommend it for anyone else who enjoys that sort of texture 🙂
I just used a whole pack of tofu, the pudding mix, and filled the empty tofu pack with soy milk. Blended and let set in the fridge and there you have it!

by shotgun_messiah_

12 Comments

  1. I want to try this… But were you able to get vegan pistachio Jell-O?… Because gelatin is animal based.

  2. bmbreath

    I still don’t understand the recipe. 

  3. coyote_knievel

    Did you use the instant pudding or the “cook and serve” pudding? Jello makes two different types

    Do you cook it or just blend it all together?

  4. Appropriate_Fig_9668

    I haven’t had a problem with it setting when I use less milk like the website on the box says to do. Nice addition of protien with the tofu tho

  5. shinyrubies

    I use blended silken tofu as a creamy base for everything! It’s so good and a nice protein boost

  6. snowednboston

    Soooo there’s already Mori Nu pudding made for tofu….

  7. Tk2dsky

    That is brilliant! Can’t believe this never occurred to me. I make tofu mousee.

  8. HerdMinder

    We make vanilla or banana pudding with full fat coconut milk. It has enough fat content to make it pudding-y and so yummy!

  9. Just-Library4280

    Yum! I’ve always wanted to attempt this

  10. No_Shopping_4635

    I literally made “soup” pudding yesterday and wanted this answer! Thank you!

  11. MistyMtn421

    I always use almond milk and I’ve never had a problem. If you go on the website though it does change the amount of milk to use. It’s not an equal substitute. I can’t remember right now off the top of my head for the regular size package, but I know for the bigger one it’s 15 oz of almond milk. And I use the kind that is shelf stable and is unsweetened. Works perfect every time.