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Homemade protein pudding

ok i've run into a problem - what is in this 15ml of "mix" ? i can't believe we don't have it. we probably have it under a different name and i'm just being a dumbass. does pudding mix have a stodgy texture or is it like fluffy cream?
 
Lonsdale said:
ok i've run into a problem - what is in this 15ml of "mix" ? i can't believe we don't have it. we probably have it under a different name and i'm just being a dumbass. does pudding mix have a stodgy texture or is it like fluffy cream?

Pudding mix is usually a powder that comes in a box.
 
Lonsdale said:
Can you guys name any brands of pudding mix? I live in the UK and i've been to some superstores and there's nothing that's called a pudding mix - i take it isn't the same as a jelly mix?

Pudding has a different connotation in the US versus UK (kind of like, a flat is what happens to a tire in the US and a flat is a place you live in the UK, or a rubber in the UK means eraser and in the US it means condom).

Anyway, pudding in the US means (I think) custard in the UK -- the homemade from scratch version is a thickened, sweet, egg yolk based dish, cooked down and then chilled, has about the consistency of yogurt. The prepackaged version comes in a powder form, you mix it with milk and chill until it sets up :)
 
MuscleMom said:
Pudding has a different connotation in the US versus UK (kind of like, a flat is what happens to a tire in the US and a flat is a place you live in the UK, or a rubber in the UK means eraser and in the US it means condom).

Anyway, pudding in the US means (I think) custard in the UK -- the homemade from scratch version is a thickened, sweet, egg yolk based dish, cooked down and then chilled, has about the consistency of yogurt. The prepackaged version comes in a powder form, you mix it with milk and chill until it sets up :)

Ah, thanks :)

here in the uk we have custard, which is a kind of heavy runny consistency, and another thing that's similar but slightly lighter, called angel delight/dream topping. while you can get custard both in liquid and powder form, you only really purchase the latter in the powder form.

looks like i bought the right thing last night then - it's setting in the fridge right now :) cheers for the help
 
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