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Fruit Pudding

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Fruit pudding

Gluten and casein free

1 ripe avocado

1 big ripe banana

1 Tbsp. cocoa powder

4 Tbsp. maple syrup

1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract

Fruit

nuts to sprinkle on top

1. Peal the fruit and cut them on cubes, chunks.

2. Put all ingredients into a food processor and mix on high to make pudding.

You can chill it for 30 minutes before eating.

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In a glass bowl mix fruit that you like, or have at home, put some pudding on top, sprinkle with chopped nuts and enjoy.

I just made this and its very good and healthy.

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Yummy!!! That looks so good! I'm going to make some. Do you think I could leave out the cocoa powder though?

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Yummy!!! That looks so good! I'm going to make some. Do you think I could leave out the cocoa powder though?

You can try it, but your pudding will be green instead of brown. Cocoa will give it a chocolate flavor. If you wouldn't like the taste, you can always add cocoa later.

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Maybe you can use 2 bananas and skip the cocoa powder. You will have banana pudding.

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