LittleBottle
Where's Skinny Minnie?
I don't use sweetener at all as I find pudding rice very sweet naturally. It just depends on your personal taste I think.
Rice pudding cooking
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Susiewoosie
In it to lose it
Might give it a try without then. I suppose if it needs a bit I can add it at the end. Cheers.
Fatty_no_more
Slimming for my children
so do we have a vote on using cinamon or maybe even mixed spice? Instead of nutmeg as dumbo here went and bought some pudding rice and didnt get any nutmeg!
If using milk as a HEX would this be free?
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If using milk as a HEX would this be free?
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Susiewoosie
In it to lose it
I think it would be great with either. Just be careful on the amount of sweetener unless you like it extremely sweet.
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Fatty_no_more
Slimming for my children
I likes sweet stuff and is it free girlies?
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Fatty_no_more
Slimming for my children
oh and can you leave it and re heat? x
Susiewoosie
In it to lose it
I think if using milk as hex then yes it is free. I was going to reheat mine but it went in the bin for being to sweet.
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HellieCopter
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I've been having mostly red days this week but I am a bit poorly and really fancy a green day and this rice pud sounds perfect!!! I am going to experiment. I rarely use my skimmed milk HEx anyway so I'm sure using it in this is a great way to get some calcium. Fantastic. Looking forward to this now!!!! Mmmm
I remember there was a free rice pudding recipe involving vanilla muller lights and a slow cooker, but can't remember the whole thing now 
Usually on packets of pudding rice there's a recipe, I always substitute the sugar for sweetener and add a good slug of vanilla extract, sometimes cinnamon too.
Usually on packets of pudding rice there's a recipe, I always substitute the sugar for sweetener and add a good slug of vanilla extract, sometimes cinnamon too.
