Can you use this cereal in recipes that call for Rice Krispies?
837709
Puffed Rice isn't crunchy like Rice Krispies--it's softer, like Puffed Wheat. It would probably work, but would be chewy or soft instead of crunchy.
837710
It looks and tastes the same and is made from rice so as long as you cook it correctly, I' d say yes but if your recipe tastes terrible it may be you and not the puffed rice, just kidding.
837711
This is puffed rice, however, it is not as crunchy as used in recipe.Please try and help me.
1686770
You can use it as a one to one substitute for either. However, it has a flavor closer to brown sugar than white suger. Not a big deal in baking but noticeable on cereal ... really yummy on hot cereals though.
2016504
Yes, when used properly. I use for a meal replacement either morning or lunch. I also cut back on wheat and sugar.
583644
http://www.livestrong.com/article/240310-rice-krispies-cereal-nutrition-facts/ This website says for families with food allergies, it contains no wheat, soy, milk, or nut products.
6550
Never tried but it is remarkable powerful with wheat so no reason why it wouldn't do as well with rice. Be careful not to overload it and be sure it is securely attached.
1142662
I use it to make Elisabeth Hasselbeck's gluten free banana bread in place of the two flours listed in the recipe. You can google to find her recipe. It turns out so good I can't wait to try it in other recipes.
1342055
I made them for my type 1 diabetic husband. He had never had Rice Krispie Treats before. They did turn out. I didn't taste them but he liked them. Anyone saying these are tasteless have not gone most of their life without sugar/honey. My husband likes the taste and sweetness of these. I hope this helps.
883468
Yes! I use it all the time in place of cornstarch and flour. You just need to mix it with a liquid before you add it, just like you do with cornstarch. It's perfect for someone on a gluten free diet. I'm not sure about how much to use when using it as a substitute, I haven't quite figured that out yet.
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Yes, it would taste a little malted for the cereal,a unique flavour. For the pancake mix it would also work,it might even taste better than ,non-fat or regular milk. I have used this malted milk for making crepes..and it worked out great.Another great tip,when making scrambled eggs for a sunday or people brunch,I usually add half and half for fluffy ness, .this time I added 2 tablespoons of malted milk along with the half and half, and it also turned out light and fluffy and had that unique flavour. yes this can be used in a few different ways, so have fun trying different things, good Luck,and best wishes.Ralph
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I have never done that but it would make sense to me that it would be possible. Of note: I leave my rice sitting in water much of the day, it absorbs the water so when I press "on" to cook it at night, it cooks up in a jiffy. I would probably try putting the oatmeal and water in this the night before, let it sit in the water overnight and see if it cooks up quickly in the morning. Oatmeal is really cheap so worth the try, even if it doesn't succeed. BTW, my husband has high cholesterol which I managed to get down to normal limits via diet and fish oil/slow release niacin. One oatmeal recipe he loves: put apples slices (with peel) in a pie plate sprinkle oatmeal all over it and mix with the apple slices sprinkle cinnamon on top dot copiously with butter (kerrygold grass fed butter or better yet clarified butter - ghee - which I get from a health food store0 bake at 350 until apples are done. Very satisfying dessert and full of fiber!
1817571
Never tried that. We use the cake mix for other things like banana nut bread, small cupcakes. Sorry cannot help you.
309850
I have not tried it, though I think microwaveable or minute rice would probably work. I'm not sure about other rice
1497666
Definitely. There are a lot of people using it in recipes like that. I haven't tried it, but I saw several recipes online for cakes and muffins that called for it.
1851039
I do not recommend it, I made a mistake and bought it, it's a waste of rice and it's really nonsense. You can get recipes in youtube
933634
Never tried it. So far just tried medium grain white rice.Sorry I don't know. See if they have their own web site that might say
44972
Yes you can use this but it is whole wheat so it isn't going to taste exactly the same. I normally make bread with it and have made pancakes with it and they both came out great.
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yes these would work to cut out rice krispies treats....they are very sturdy and a deep cookie cutter