As you already know, I work with lactose intolerant kids and mesothelioma patients and some forms of radiation, along with other mesothelioma treatments, may bring on lactose intolerance in patients. When a person is lactose intolerant, that person’s body cannot digest or absorb a milk sugar called lactose. This can cause moderate to severe digestive issues, and may make getting proper nutrition during mesothelioma treatment a challenge. Here is a recipe for a delicious chocolate pudding that even lactose intolerant patients can enjoy.

Ingredients

2 serv.

ounces baking chocolate (2 squares, 1 oz. each)2
cup non-dairy coffee creamer (such as rice or soy milk) or 1 cup lactose-free milk (such as rice or soy milk)↗1
tablespoon cornstarch↗1
cup granulated sugar↗1⁄4
teaspoon vanilla extract↗1

Step-by-step instructions

1
Melt the chocolate in a small pan.
2
In a separate pan, mix cornstarch and sugar. Add part of the liquid to this mixture and stir until cornstarch dissolves. Add the rest of the liquid.
3
Cook cornstarch mixture over medium heat until warm.
4
Stir in chocolate until mixture is thick. Bring to a boil, stirring regularly.
5
Blend in vanilla extract and allow pudding to cool.

Source: food.com

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