Recipe Directions
1. Pour soy milk in the blender.
2. Break up bananas. Add to blender.
3. Add cocoa powder and vanilla.
4. Whip for a good 2 minutes.
5. Pour into a bowl and let sit until cool. It will set into pudding as it cools.
Msraw's Thoughts
By msraw I’m not sure if homemade soy milk is raw or not.
I threw this together for my kids this morning because I soaked too many soybeans last night and needed to use the resulting soy milk.
I’m honestly not sure why it set into pudding. I was trying to make chocolate milk sweetened with banana, instead of stevia.
But by the time it was cool enough to give to my 2 year old, it was the consistency of pudding. My kids loved this.
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TnHerbalist
Oct 02, 2010
Oops- I just saw that you made the soymilk yourself- nice! I guess this is raw?? I am new, so not sure about all the rules. :)
TnHerbalist
Oct 02, 2010
Soy milk is made from boiled soybeans, but this looks yummy anyway! :) You could make this with raw almond milk instead!
Bonnie3540
Oct 02, 2010
How do you make the soy milk?
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silent_advocate
Oct 03, 2010
I have read that all soy products are boiled or cooked in some way, supposedly all soy has to be to be consumed by humans. I'll try and find the link...
Bonnie3540
Oct 02, 2010
How do you make the soy milk?
TnHerbalist
Oct 02, 2010
Oops- I just saw that you made the soymilk yourself- nice! I guess this is raw?? I am new, so not sure about all the rules. :)
TnHerbalist
Oct 02, 2010
Soy milk is made from boiled soybeans, but this looks yummy anyway! :) You could make this with raw almond milk instead!
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