Jello doesn’t make Custard Pudding. They says to use Vanilla or Banana Pudding as a substitute. Both Birds custard powder and American pudding powder use corn starch to thicken – use either. But Birds has a nice vanilla flavour, so you’d need to add vanilla to pudding powder to get the same result.
Q. Does Jello brand make custard?
Jell-O Americana Egg Custard Dessert – 2.9 oz.
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Q. Why did Jello stop making custard?
She was told that Jello was no longer selling the Custard mix in stores because customers don’t like taking the time to stir it until it reaches the boiling point. They do, however, sell it on their site to restaurants, etc in bulk.
Q. Is Jello flan discontinued?
It proved enormously popular, and over time other pudding flavors were added such as vanilla, tapioca, coconut, pistachio, butterscotch, egg custard, flan, and rice pudding. These flavors have since been discontinued.
Q. Is Jello a flan?
Jell-O Flan with Caramel Sauce is an easy to make custard dessert. Perfect for any occasion that requires a quick and delicious dessert, this caramel flan delivers the classic sweet flavor and creamy texture you know and love.
Q. Why is Jello popular with Mormons?
One theory is that Mormons indulge in the gelatin simply because they have to abstain from alcohol, coffee, and tea. JELL-O and its jiggly allure is one of the only acceptable vices for rebellious LDS teens. In reality, JELL-O was traditionally aimed at families.
Q. Why is it called the Jello Belt?
The Mormon corridor has been nicknamed the “Jell-O belt” due to the popularity of Jell-O in the region. One of the official pins for the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City was a green Jell-O jiggler in the shape of the state. Utah residents also eat twice as much lime Jell-O as anyone else on the planet.”
Q. How many wives do Mormons have?
The LDS Church publicly renounced the practice of polygamy in 1890, but it has never renounced polygamy as doctrine, as evidenced in LDS scriptures. It has always permitted and continues to permit men to be married in Mormon temples “for the eternities” to more than one wife.