Can you heat up a pudding mixture with cool whip?
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I'm making a dessert that needed instant pudding, but I got the cooking one by accident. I added it without realizing. The mixture is the pudding, milk, and cool whip. If I heat it up, will it ruin the cool whip part? Will it be okay? I don't wanna ruin it. Thanks!!!
Best Answer
I've never tried heating cool whip, but your only option is to try. Instant pudding will set without heating it, but if you don't cook a heat-set pudding mix it will stay runny, so there's 3 possible outcomes:
- Don't heat it - ruined
- Heat it and the cool whip goes wrong - ruined
- Heat it and it works - success
You lose little by trying.
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