This Chocolate Pudding is great and not just for Vegans and Lactose-sensitive folks, yes, everyone is going to love it! The Avocados provide such beautiful creaminess to the dessert that you won’t miss the cream at all. And oh, did we forget to mention how much healthier it is for you? – shhhh, it’s our little secret!
Prep Time: 10 min
Chill Time: 15 min. minimum
Makes: 5 X 1/4cup servings (approx)
Ingredients:
Ripe Avocados – 2, cubed
Overripe Banana – 1, sliced
Unsweetened Cocoa Powder – 2 tbsp or to taste
Honey/Maple Syrup – 2 tbsp or to taste
Soy Milk (or any other vegan milk)- 2 tbsp or as needed
Vanilla Extract – 1/4 tsp
Grated dark chocolate for garnish (optional)
Method:
1. Blend all the ingredients (except the grated chocolate).
2. Add a little milk at a time to get to the desired consistency.
3. Adjust the sweetness to your liking.
4. Pour the pudding into pre-chilled ramekins or into glass bowls.
5. Chill in the refrigerator for 15-20 min.
6. Garnish with grated chocolate (optional) and serve.
Hi
Is there a way to mask the flavor of the banana. I used only half the banana mentioned here and I still could nt get away with it.
Not a big fan of bananas.
Thanks.
Hi,
I made this desert today. I liked it…
Thank you
Today I make this recipes. No one like this pudding.sorry
I am an avid follower of the website.
This recipe is a disaster, It tasted horrible and yucky.
Had to throw out the entire batch.
You guys should chose good tasting recipes rather than “nice to see” recipes.
Hetal and Anuja’s face didnt look happy and I shouldnt have tried it.
Yuck Yuck Recipe.
two thumbs down.
So sorry to hear you did not like the pudding. This was a user submitted recipe that we “taste tested” on several different people and age groups. Some liked it more than others but no one really hated it. It is a great option for those who cannot enjoy milk products.
I love Anuja’s reaction after tasting it, “very interesting,” haha. I can’t stop laughing.
Ditto….Mala and nkalil are spot on: Anuja did not like the taste and couldn’t force herself to lie! On that basis I shan’t be trying it. The are so many other nice things you can make with ripe avocados and bananas!
I do see the yellow print friendly button now. Sorry!
Hi Hteal and Anuja ! can u kindly post some more lactose free recipes?
Oh, by the way, if you first freeze the avocado and banana pulp and then proceed with the recipe right before serving, you can eliminate the waiting time to chill and then eat. That way, one doesn’t have to fear browning of the avocados or banana.
I concur with Mala’s comment 🙂
With a vegan spouse in the house, I definitely will be trying this recipe out. I would have loved to print this recipe but do not see a button on your webpage for that. May I suggest you have a clickable button for a printer-friendly recipe?
Or you could just copy and paste into Word!
Although I do see your point for convenience.
Nice recipe, nice vitamix blender, please post more recipe using vitamix
As usual awesome recepie! Have to visit the supermarket today for avocados. My husband is a big fan of avocados.
I have a small query: how long can I store this. I mean to say won’t the avacado inside turn black. Coz that happend to my avacado paratha aata and also avacado dip. I had to throw them away.
Love n Best Wishes,
Gauri
Hi Gauri,
It helps if you use plastic wrap and place it directly over the pudding so that very little air gets in. It really should be consumed within a day or two max.
Good recipe. Anuja, when you tasted it, I think you did not like the taste of it:)
My daughter is so excited about this recipe that I am forced to make it now! Thanks from her 🙂
Hello, This is wonderful recipe for gluten free kids or adults. I am going to try this and I am sure it is going to taste fabulous. Thanks for sharing such easy recipe.