DO you put a spoon of jam in custard semolina or rice pudding?

[LeatherTrumpet]

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So you heat up some custard, semolina or rice pud for your pudding, add a wee drop of milk and then do you get a spoon of jam for the middle?

LUSH

[Denver]

Jam in custard? I'm calling the police

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

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So you heat up some custard, semolina or rice pud for your pudding, add a wee drop of milk and then do you get a spoon of jam for the middle?

LUSH

Never in custard LT, used to put jam in my rice pudding when I was younger,and dont like semolina

[AnnieK]

Always in rice pudding and semolina (not had either for years though). Never in custard though

[LeatherTrumpet]

I see the whole Ambrosia range as one family that can accomodate jam.

[Nicky91]

no

i more put fruit flavoured sprinkles on yoghurt, or lemonade (usually orange flavour, or raspberry) in yoghurt instead of sugar


we got a dutch treat called ''vla-flip'' which yoghurt, vanilla, lemonade

[Cherie]

Not in custard, I too have called the police

I don't really eat the other two much either

[Toy Soldier]

Custard? REALLY. The ban was nowhere near long enough.

[Morgan.]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

no

i more put fruit flavoured sprinkles on yoghurt, or lemonade (usually orange flavour, or raspberry) in yoghurt instead of sugar


we got a dutch treat called ''vla-flip'' which yoghurt, vanilla, lemonade

You put lemonade in yoghurt

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

no

i more put fruit flavoured sprinkles on yoghurt, or lemonade (usually orange flavour, or raspberry) in yoghurt instead of sugar


we got a dutch treat called ''vla-flip'' which yoghurt, vanilla, lemonade

Wtf

[Denver]

Now we know why LT and Nocky are best pals

[LeatherTrumpet]

Lemondade would seperate out in the Yoghurt, that is rancid and has no place in my child-friendly thread about wholesome custard

[Liam-]

Semolina is rancid, not a big fan of rice pudding either, but if I have it, I always put a bit of lemon curd in it

Custard doesn’t deserve the disrespect of adding something to it!

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Lemondade would seperate out in the Yoghurt, that is rancid and has no place in my child-friendly thread about wholesome custard

As a teenager I dared someone to mix their Smirnoff Ice with their Bailey's Irish Cream and then drink it, and the resulting slop made ME feel sick just looking at it. He drank it though.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Morgan.

You put lemonade in yoghurt

Originally Posted by Mitchell

Wtf

what

it's not the lemonade you think of probably, i mean the kind of lemonade you normally mix with water (not made out of lemons)

and vla-flip is a thing here



this one is with fruit sauce not ''ranja'' or ''lemonade''



and this is vla-flip with the ''lemonade, ranja''

[Morgan.]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Semolina is rancid, not a big fan of rice pudding either, but if I have it, I always put a bit of lemon curd in it

Custard doesn’t deserve the disrespect of adding something to it!

The only thing I’ll ever add to custard is a spoonful of Nutella and that’s if we have a cheap custard that’s a bit more bland

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

what

it's not the lemonade you think of probably, i mean the kind of lemonade you normally mix with water (not made out of lemons)

Ahh like lemonade powder, we had to get that once because my daughter was trying to make "Blue Dog Soda" from Sam & Cat, and someone had put a "recipe" online. It was horrific. But the lemonade powder with water was actually alright . It's not a very common thing to have / use in the UK though, I'd never seen or tasted it before.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Ahh like lemonade powder, we had to get that once because my daughter was trying to make "Blue Dog Soda" from Sam & Cat, and someone had put a "recipe" online. It was horrific. But the lemonade powder with water was actually alright . It's not a very common thing to have / use in the UK though, I'd never seen or tasted it before.

it is liquid though, but if you drink it pure, well you get sick of it being too sweet and too pure lemonade, that is why you gotta thin it with water, or put it in yoghurt

[smudgie]

Spoonful of jam in your porridge is lush.

[Strictly Jake]

I can't eat rice pudding without jam

[Oliver_W]

I just drink custard from the pot tbh

[LeatherTrumpet]

i bet there are folks who eat mince pies dry, without cream?

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Ahh like lemonade powder, we had to get that once because my daughter was trying to make "Blue Dog Soda" from Sam & Cat, and someone had put a "recipe" online. It was horrific. But the lemonade powder with water was actually alright . It's not a very common thing to have / use in the UK though, I'd never seen or tasted it before.

Sounds like WWII rationing hasn't ended in der nederlansh

[Nicky91]

better try rice pudding with jam once then

i usually put sugar on it


we also got a ''oatmeal pudding'' we call ''havermoutpap'' better known as a ''sticky pudding'' usually goes with sugar, or a alternative sugar addition can be honey

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

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So you heat up some custard, semolina or rice pud for your pudding, add a wee drop of milk and then do you get a spoon of jam for the middle?



LUSH

Jam in rice pudding ( don’t mix all up , obviously).

Nobody should be putting jam in custard . End of .


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