Angel Delight Reviews

This stuff's mad, it's just powder that you mix with milk and let it set but it makes a yummy pudding and I've just had a big bowl that was left over from tea time. I had the butterscotch flavour and it's lovely. It tastes very sweet and has got a yummy caramel flavour that is specially nice when you let it sit in the fridge for a ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I do like Angel Delight for the sheer fact that it is so easy to make that even I can do it without messing it up! It comes in many flavours these days and though my personal favourite is the Butterscotch one I picked up the Strawberry flavour as it is the only flavour I know both of my young sons will eat. So down to the ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge, huge, HUGE fan of Angel Delight - I have very fond memories of it as a child, and unlike a lot of sweet-tooth reminiscence, this taste has actually transpired over into adulthood, and I still pine regularly for the delicious and creamy taste of this lovely dessert. Angel Delight is not only utterly delightful, but it can be ...  Read the complete review

Recently, when we had a dinner party at my house, my mum put me in charge of desserts and wanting to whip up something that would be quick and leave me with little washing up, yet taste really yummy at the same time, I decided on some chocolate angel delight with cookies and chocolate buttons to decorate. What is angel ...  Read the complete review

Oohhh, Angel Delight, just as tasty now as it was when I was a child. I have recently rediscovered Angel Delight after seeing it in the supermarket and fancying a trip down memory lane so I selected my favourite flavour, banana, and merrily skipped off home (after paying for it of course) to see if it lived up to my expectations. So, ...  Read the complete review

Like most adults who grew up in the seventies, I have fond memories of Birds' Angel Delight. Nowadays, there is no shortage of pudding ideas especially marketed at kids but there is still nothing that really compares to the delights of the original Angel Delight. We haven't bought the stuff for years, probably because the ingredients ...  Read the complete review

Okay okay I know Angel Delight is probably meant to be for kids, but then I'm a big kid at heart and I love this stuff. It's an easy dessert to make if you haven't got much time to rustle something up or if you have a sudden urge to eat something sweet. All you need is half a pint of cold milk, your chosen flavour of Angel Delight ...  Read the complete review

It sounds too good to be true to say you can get a delicious, light, creamy desert for 4 for a tiny 32p right?! Well its not..... Angel delight is a yummy pudding that comes in a sachet and just requires 1/2 pint of fresh milk to make. As it it stored in a sachet it means it has a VERY long shelf life and is so easy to store ...  Read the complete review

Angel Delight. It's a childhood favourite for many. It's light fluffiness makes it an easy to eat dessert for kids and even adults. I, however, have only had one experience with Angel Delight so far, and that was after my dinner on this rainy July evening. Angel Delight was launched way back in 1967 by the popular manufacturer Bird's ...  Read the complete review

This pudding has got to be the easier to make pudding ever. It's incredibly simple and really quick to make and yet tastes pretty good, can easily be modified, is really cheap... and a kid crowd pleaser. You can get Angel delight in a variety of flavours by a variety of brands which never really vaires much. You can usually find ...  Read the complete review

Instant dessert for little angels. I don't really have much time on my hands these days so a tasty dessert than can be whipped up in under 5 minutes is just up my street. I rediscovered Angel Delight a few weeks ago. We always had this dessert when we were kids but I think I just grew up and forgot about it. That was, until a trip round ...  Read the complete review

Angel Delight was originally released in 1967 as a quick tasty dessert for the family to enjoy, by the mid 70's it was a popular staple of every home, with Angel Delight being a fantastic alternative to Ice Cream and Arctic Roll as the dessert of choice in any foody household! Angel Delight is a flavoured packet of powder which when ...  Read the complete review

This product has been around for ages. I remember buying it for my daughter when she was a toddler and I am now buying it for my grandchildren. Why? Because it is so easy to make and full of calcium just what young bones need. Angel Delight comes in a variety of flavours (banana, butterscotch, chocolate, raspberry and strawberry) so you ...  Read the complete review

Angel Delight can be found in all supermarkets such as Asda and Tesco. They come in the branded version, which is Birds however supermarkets tend to do their own versions usually called Whips or something. Weight Watchers do their own version too but in my opinion nothing is better than good old fanshioned Bird's! The pudding can be found in the ...  Read the complete review

Whilst trawling the supermarket aisles for my dinner last night, I came across the Angel Delight section. I had totally forgotten about this wonderful dessert from my childhood and so picked up two sachets. As far as I know, there are four flavours - butterscotch, chocolate, strawberry, and raspberry. The packets were 32p each. I did think about ...  Read the complete review

Angel Delight has been around for a few years now, and is one of those puddings that are perfect every now and then. The concept is quite simple: a 47g sachet of powder that you add milk to and then whisk up to make a mousse, leave to set, and then devour. The tagline is 'Instant dessert for little angels!' It couldn't be simpler to ...  Read the complete review

I love this stuff! It comes in Butterscotch, Strawberry and Chocolate flavours, and used to come in Banana. It is basically a sachet of powder that you whisk with milk until it is frothy. Then you leave it 5 minutes to set, and it is really thick and creamy. As well as being really cheap (around 50p per sachet, which serves ...  Read the complete review

I am writing this review as I have just had it for my pudding! I forgot just how much I love this product even after all these years. It reminds me of when I was a nipper and we would have it for pudding for saturday tea time. My favourite flavour was always butterscotch. So creamy and thick (depending if how much milk you use). ...  Read the complete review

A blast from the past and it takes me back to childhood so that means it has been around since late 50s or early 60s and its still going strong. I know some people don't approve of this dessert as they think it is artificial with all sorts of additives but if you have a child who doesn't like milk or fruit then try making up a packet of ...  Read the complete review