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Cranberry Maple Lemon Rice Pudding

18.10.2011 Consumer Recipe

Rice pudding has been a Milk Calendar favourite since it first appeared in 1986. Now with Italian Arborio rice, pure maple syrup, cranberries and lemon - a creamy, decadent rice pudding is quick and easy to make any night of the week.

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