In the UK Ambrosia still does rice pudding and custard in a can, I think Heinz do some tinned puddings too? The cakey kind though rather than creamy stuff, mind.. In case anyone really must lol
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think Heinz do some tinned puddings too? The cakey kind though rather than creamy stuff, mind
I also remember those (in the UK) - tinned sponge puddings - not seen them in several years though.
Not trying to be rude, but what did you think they used to come in?
Box mix.
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"...and the taste is always shit"
Distributed by del monte tomato company, wild
Before I read anything on the can, I was expecting tomato pudding.
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Dinty Moore still comes in cans ... and is better than ever (esp. compared to most of today's canned "food".
My family buys bulk pudding... By the handful.
I loved these... Does Del Monte even still make pudding?
Oh god, the nostalgia.
That rim sucked, though. There was always pudding up under there, and it was a delicate game how much you were willing to get and risk lacerating your tongue.
Also, anyone who was good at this, DM me your info.
It still is a thing. You can find them online at least.
The Laura Secord brand was fire
(ymmv. I was a kid)
We grow great taste
Is that a plastic spoon?
This is for wealthy families.