Hey Ya'll!
So today I have decided to get Coco Nuts and recreate milk pudding that I had when I was in Turkey.
Let's make it clear You guys, I get absolutely nuts about any kind of the puddings. I was made for pudding up with it. The things that are hidden in this relationships are pretty simple: it is light, it is easy to make, it is delicious and it reminds me of Turkey.
Listen up carefully and prepare for this ultimate milk shake. (Some of the visual information: imagine two milk bottles handshaking)
What Do I need? Oh, please, tell me! I can not wait any longer!
Calm the pudding down!
You will need: one purple glass of regular milk, one yellow glass of cocoNUT milk, four tablespoons of the thing that will make Your heart beet faster- brown (no, not white! no, not black! let's keep everyone happy with the middle, no racism in here!) sugar... oh, look who's here! Jello from the other side! Take six tablespoons of gelatin.
Pour purple and yellow glasses into the pot, add those cute spoons full of brown love and start stirring everything- do not You dare to boil it! Gently add prepared gelatin. Stir everything. Stir like You mean it!
When everything seems to be melted into one gigantic liquid of love- pour it into the bowls and let it sit for a bit and then refrigerate it (till it will wiggle wiggle wiggle!).
In my case, I have added some (I know that this will sound bananas, but I have found it really apeeling) bananas and some candied walnuts with candy-floss threads that are called Pişmaniye (in Turkish). Bananas You will be able to find anywhere, candied walnuts... well, You can make it Yourself just taking a quick look to another steemer's 
Just do not get too greedy- sharing is caring!
See You later, alligators!
Gintarė