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Dvorak Nov 2020 3:06pm, 23 Nov 2020 21,449 posts	0 Dvorak An aisle-end display in Home Bargains on Saturday featured Bird's custard in ready to serve, powder in tub and powder in packet formats; and also Bird's trifle packet mix. I should have taken a picture. PS I like Sainsbury's trifles, when they are half-price.
Nicholls595 Nov 2020 3:06pm, 23 Nov 2020 22,784 posts	0 Nicholls595 I love trifle. Unfortunately, both my wife and my daughter hate it, so I never get the chance. I mean, not even I could eat a whole family sized cold pudding. Or could I?
Eynsham Red Nov 2020 3:08pm, 23 Nov 2020 6,751 posts	0 Eynsham Red It’s worth a try.
Badger Nov 2020 3:10pm, 23 Nov 2020 13,051 posts	0 Badger mmm custard. TH hates custard. I'm not sure if it's on the Long List of Things Not to be Eaten When TH is Home or just the Long List of Things that Badger can Have If He Doesn't Mind Cooking Two Meals.
Dvorak Nov 2020 3:17pm, 23 Nov 2020 21,450 posts	0 Dvorak ( I think you could. If not, there's always the individual fruit trifle option. Four days of trifle. Or two.) Crossing the threads, I did not know yesterday of the biannual Terling (Essex) International Trifle Festival braintreeandwithamtimes.co.uk
Gobi Nov 2020 3:17pm, 23 Nov 2020 72,105 posts	0 Gobi Hate custard and trifle Life goals
Alice the Camel Nov 2020 3:19pm, 23 Nov 2020 5,787 posts	0 Alice the Camel Even in donuts, Gobi?
Dvorak Nov 2020 3:29pm, 23 Nov 2020 21,452 posts	0 Dvorak Donut trifle allrecipes.com
Markymarkmark Nov 2020 3:40pm, 23 Nov 2020 13,386 posts	0 Markymarkmark Love it when a comment begins "Mmm"! You've all triggered my sweetness tastebuds. I think I shall go and get a small pot of rice pudding from the pantry cupboard..... the joys of working from home!
Diogenes Nov 2020 3:42pm, 23 Nov 2020 55,200 posts	0 Diogenes Never liked trifle