• Banana Milo Pudding

    The day I was all set to make this Banana Milo pudding at home, I ran downstairs with glee at the thought of tasting the final product. I was so sure I had seen the bananas on the banana stand in the kitchen the day before. Notice I said bananas not singular. So turns out my parents rediscovered their love for bananas and in one day cleared out all the bananas. I was shattered because so far grocery shopping in Nigeria seems like such a mission. I can’t just stroll out in my pyjamas to a grocery store to pick up a few items. I mean I can but in Nigeria if you try that, well let’s just say the stares are enough to send you back into your house. 

    I ran back upstairs and somehow convinced my mum that she would love the banana milo pudding I was about to make so she should come with me aka drive me to the store 🙂 Luckily she indulged me. I breezed through the aisles of the grocery store and picked up the items I needed. For those that are going to buy yoghurt, I did not get the liquid yoghurt. I got the little cups of yoghurt because they are in a slightly more solid form than the bottled ones. That would be your best best for this recipe. I hope you enjoy this tiny dessert as much as I did. 

    Recipe for Banana Milo Pudding

    Ingredients

    2 Bananas

    1 cup of Banana Yoghurt

    2.5 tablespoons of Milo

    2 wafers

    Method

    Blend bananas and set aside

    Blend your yoghurt with the milo and set aside.

    With a spoon, scoop the blended banana into the glass you want to serve it in.

    Next scoop the blended yoghurt and layer it.

    Put in the fridge to cool for about 2-3 hours

    Serve with the wafer

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    4 comments on “Banana Milo Pudding”

    1. MaYy Reply

      WOW this looks super cool. Will make me some this Easter holiday and I’m sure the kids will love it.
      Thank you Afrolems.

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      • afrolems Reply

        The yoghurt is what gives the texture of this particular pudding. I would suggest if you do not want to use the yoghurt, you should freeze the bananas overnight before blending that way it has a thicker consistency and ensure to blend the banana without water.

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