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    1. Yes, absolutely. Just bake the pumpkin then puree it. ๐Ÿ™‚ Since real puree is high in water, be careful not too add more than you need.

  1. This is just the best of two worlds - pumpkin and chocolate. My loaf may not last until Thanksgiving dessert.

    1. Oh, that's a tough one. I'm sorry to say, I don't have an answer for you. What do you drink at home as a milk substitute? Maybe try that... but I can't guarantee it will work since I've never tired it. Sorry I can't be of more assistance... I wish I was a nutritionist!

        1. I can't guarantee it will be the same, since I've never baked with rice milk. But, I'd definitely give it a try! ๐Ÿ™‚ Let me know how it works out... Good luck!

  2. Every time I make this it never lasts 24 hours, it's gobbled up just as quick as it cools off enough to cut and eat! SO delicious, thank you for sharing this recipe.

  3. You do think I could multiply the recipe and adjust the baking time for a bundt pan? Maybe doubled? Taking it to a holiday party and bundts just always seem fancier.

    1. Yes, I absolutely think you could. Just really make sure it's baked all the way though otherwise it will sink in the middle.

  4. My daughterโ€™s birthday is on Halloween and she has requested this for the 3rd year in a row as her birthday cake!

  5. This is ridiculous that we have to click and join another app to see your recipe. I have this pinned on Pinterest and have never had this problem with any other pin. Extremely disappointing and a total turn-off for my daughter trying to bake something for her youth group tonight.

  6. Why canโ€™t I see this recipe? I can see list of ingredients but not directions! Iโ€™ve made this several times before and never had this problem.

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