
Primary UseThickening and flavoring desserts
Key IngredientsCornstarch, sugar, flavoring
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Common carton size
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Add to shopping listStorage
Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place. It has a very long shelf life.
Nutrition
Cooking Tips
Always mix custard powder with a little cold liquid first to form a smooth paste before adding it to hot liquid. This prevents lumps.
Use a whisk for the smoothest results when combining custard powder with milk or other liquids.
For a richer flavor, consider using milk instead of water when making your custard.
Pairs With
Fruit pies and crumbles
Puddings and trifles
Scones and cakes
Fruit salad
Common Mistakes
Adding custard powder directly to hot liquid without making a paste first, leading to a lumpy sauce.
Overheating the custard after it has thickened, which can sometimes cause it to break or become grainy.
Also called
Aliases
- Custard Powdersplural
/custard-powders
