Instant Whip

[Molly]

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I've never had instant whip . Can you still get it? Is it a bit like the dream topping you get with Birds trifle mix?

No, Dream Topping was a whipped cream substitute. My mum always served Instant Whip with Dream Topping on top, plus hundreds-&-thousands sprinkled on. Back in those days we weren't yet paranoid about sugar and factory-made food imitations! Mind you, there were no computers or mobile phones, so most of us worked off the calories by actually doing something all day!

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Oh I thought they still made it, must have thought that cos you always see 'instant' products on the shelves still. If I remember you had to put it in the fridge to set didn't you...

[sixtyten]

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I loved the Orange version

[sixtyten]

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Nope Can still get Angel Delight & Dream Topping though

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Don't they still make it? I thought they did.

[shilton dipper]

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I've never had instant whip . Can you still get it? Is it a bit like the dream topping you get with Birds trifle mix?

noooooooooooooo.............its better!

[Trickyvee]

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I've never had instant whip . Can you still get it? Is it a bit like the dream topping you get with Birds trifle mix?

[shilton dipper]

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instant whip with chopped up jam swiss roll was and would still be my fav pud............oh yummy yarooooo!

[kazboot]

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Mm yeah, butterscotch was my fave too

[Marine Boy]

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I think it was the butterscotch flavour that I was almost addicted to in the 70s.

[asenath33]

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I am craving the chocolate version right now. You could still get it in the Co-op in the late 80s but I imagine no longer. Amusing name for a product though...!

[Richard1978]

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My Mum was still buying this when I was at home.

For some reason she always tried to get tangerine, even though I wasn't that keen on it.

[remember]

Like Angel Delight but lighter in texture. Instant Whip was a Sunday teatime treat after we had eaten all our tuna sanwiches.

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