An alternative to yoghurt?

[vvviola]

DD1 usually has a yoghurt after dinner. No real problem there except DD2 (18 months old and allergic to dairy, and refuses to eat soy-based food) has started noticing that DD1 is eating something and wanting a taste.

A few nights last week I gave them both little pots of jelly, which went down quite well, but I don't necessarily want to get into the habit of that either.

So, if you had to give something to DC after dinner, what would it be? With the provisos: dairy/egg free, not fruit (as they get plenty at other times of the day), doesn't have to be "dessert" as such, just something for after dinner.

[lljkk]

DD2 will have to come to accept that she can't have the same things for years to come, I think.
Plain digestives? bag of crisps?

[multitask]

Custard made with rice milk? You can always make rice pudding, semolina and cornflour based pudding with with all the alternatives to dairy. What about sorbets? You can make a really easy sorbet by whizzing up fruit and freezing, I know you said no fruit but if it's only because they won't eat fruit then sorbets will go down a treat.

[vvviola]

Thanks for the suggestions. I'm not a fan of rice pudding myself, so it would never have occurred to me to make it. Shall give it a try.

I know she'll have to get used to having different things to her sister, but I kind of wanted to have some kind of equivalent to give her.

Sorbet is a good idea too - it's not that they won't eat fruit. They eat plenty during the day so I wanted something a bit different after dinner.

Thanks!