Super mousse??

[sixtyten]

I have looked on the net but can't find any info about a product called (I think) SuperMousse.It was sold in the dairy/Ice cream dept and was a small flat tub of light mousse.Once eaten,the carton could be used as a mold as it had a picture on the base.(I remember making a plaster of paris paperweight with one that had an alsatians head on it).Anyone remember these and was that the name? I assume they were Walls/Lyons maid or Birdseye. any links?
Cheers

[Oggy]

Yep recall these, omg this is why this place is so kool again, a blast from the past.......my nan used to buy me and my sister some of these quite regularly.

[MommaMystique]

Loved the Strawberry super mousse but hated the chocolate one.

[koukou]

I hadn't thought of super mousse in years, and now I have happy memories of being a kid and eating it.... those were the days. And IMO the chocolate one was better lol.

[Oggy]

Nope have to agree with momma on that one, the strawberry one was way better.

[poster342002]

Didn't even realise these were no longer around.

[Grackle]

Rings a bell... though we were more likely to get Instant Whip, or Bird's trifle. Or blancmange, which had no taste, and the one time my mum tried making it in a rabbit-shaped mould, I became hysterical when she cut the head off. Tiresome child LOL.

[Heather74]

The only thing that I could find is that Bird's eye do own the patent on supermousse, don't know if that helps.
http://www.patent.gov.uk/t-find-adp?propnum=0901307001

[Wil]

I'm sure Super Mousse was from Bird's Eye. The choccy one was a staple of my school years lunch at home with Mum (we only lived 5 mins away). That and watching Pebble Mill at One

[sixtyten]

Ditto