Angel Delight

I have always been a fan of Angel Delight so I thought that it was about time I wrote a review about it. Firstly I’ll say that Angel Delight comes in the original variety and a sugar free variety, the latter of which is ideal in our house as mom and I are both diabetic. The flavours available in the standard version are Strawberry, Chocolate, Vanilla, Butterscotch, Banana, Popcorn and Candy Floss, but sadly the sugar free ones only come in Strawberry, Butterscotch and Vanilla flavours. I used to be able to get the Banana one in the sugar free variety but I haven’t seen it in the shops for months now so I guess they’ve stopped doing that ...  Read the complete review

I picked up this Angel delight from Asda, it`s one of the favourite desserts in our household. My kids absolutley adore this stuff, not forgetting the husband off course (he would live on all flavours of Angel Delight) What is Angel Delight? Well most of you probably already know what Angel Delight is,but anyway Angel delight is a creamy dessert which is similar to yogurt, it comes in quite a few different flavours, raspberry, strawberry and bannana to mention a few. Description This product comes in a pink 48g packet, it costs around 30 or 40 pence, at the top of the packaging it tells you that it is a product from Asda and ...  Read the complete review

this is a quick to prepare mousse type dessert, all you have to do is whisk in half a pint of milk with the contents of the sachet and leave to stand for a couple of minutes and you're ready to go. i have to say that out of all the flavours the chocolate one is by far my favourite flavour. whilst i was pregnant i went though a phase of eating an entire sachet mixed with milk to myself most evenings, and several times felt slightly ill from doing so, but it is so moreish! it has a nice light and creamy texture to it and although i love it on its own you can use it with an array or ingredients to make it more entertaining. you can add fruit pieces, such as banana, or you ...  Read the complete review

Let me take you through a cookery lesson. I work with special needs kids and while sorting out the food tech store cupboard came across some Angel delight and we decided it would be a delight to make it with the kids. Birds Angel delight comes in standard or no added sugar packs the one in my school food store was a standard one. Angel delight comes in various flavours, strawberry, raspberry, butterscotch, chocolate, and banana. There might be others not sure. The flavours come in pkts weighing between 47 and 67 grams depending on the flavour. At tesco priced between 45 and 49p per packet. The one I found was strawberry, so come into our ...  Read the complete review

Angel delight is a very simple and easy to prepare product. Its kind of like a mousse product when made and you can get various flavours to make as well which I think is why it sells so well. The actual angle delight comes in sachets of a kind of power material, you then mix this with milk and then mix it really well. It takes a few minutes to mix and it's a bit of a pain if you don't have a mixer as it takes ages to get right. When its not lumpy and it starts to get a bit thicker you can put it in the fridge. Its amazing how fast this product sets, it becomes really thick really fast when put in the fridge to set. I really like angel delight ...  Read the complete review