Jell-O Coconut Cream, Instant Pudding & Pie Filling, 3.4 oz

I love lemon pudding. I do this a little differently than most people. What I do is separate the egg the yolk goes into the pudding. In another bowl I beat the egg whites and when the pudding is done I them put the egg whites in with the pudding and beat the egg white mixture till smooth. You could use a egg beater if you desire.This makes the pudding fluffier. I also when making a pie do these steps but use more egg whites. After putting some of the egg whites into the mixture. I put this into the pie shell then the remaining egg whites on top for the meringue and bake till slightly browned. Very good alternative.

This has been a quality of life boost for me. I first bought it to make a mango and coconut pudding recipe, but had the idea of using this instead of coconut milk cooked on a stove top. I also eat it by itself. At first I didn’t love the full calories plus flakes, but now I make it with 1/4 cup milk+12g for one serving, either as a snack by itself or with the mango pudding, and I adore the flakes. So good!

My husband's favorite pie is lemon, and Jello brand makes a nice, fresh lemon tasting pudding that works great as pie filling, and also as a quick substitute for curd to use as cake filling, pastry filling, to mix in yoghurt, dollop on biscuits, fill sandwich coolies, on ice cream... the flavor is not quite as intense as homemade fresh curd, but it is quicker in a pinch. Our local store has been very "hit and miss" about carrying this, so I have come home empty handed several times recently. Being able to order it by the case to keep on hand is GREAT! This is on my "essentials" list now, and I will look into subscribing.

I am unsure as to why Jello Coconut Cream Pudding mixes are not available locally, but this is the second time I have purchased them from Amazon and they are GREAT! Lots of coconut flakes and great flavor.

Very good pudding mix a lot of different uses

Very good for making the lemon pies!

It's just pudding. Nothing more, nothing less.

We have a hard time finding this locally. My wife makes an out of this world desert with this stuff. Super pricey at over $3 a box but at least we can get it. These still have 10 months of shelf life.