Birds Eye Custard

[doppa]

well, anyone know where this precious, precious delight can be found, just finished my last packet.

[thaimiller]

I get mine brought over from the Uk by which ever friend or family is coming over, if you can't get any and can wait a month I'll tell him to bring more than usual and pass some across.

[doppa]

I get mine brought over from the Uk by which ever friend or family is coming over, if you can't get any and can wait a month I'll tell him to bring more than usual and pass some across.

ah ha, a savior is born.

[chiang mai]

Have you tried Rimping supermarket near the river (and the Dukes), they used to stock it.

[true blue]

Have you tried Rimping supermarket near the river (and the Dukes), they used to stock it.

i bought some in tops,(central) not so long ago.

[dave2]

rimping airport plaza stock it in packets and tubs .... no problem !

dave2

[mickybigears]

try........

"Kasem Store A great import store where westerners can find fresh baked goods, your favorite brands of mustards, sauces, coffees, cereals, cheese, meats, pickles, jams and more. Two locations 8/4 Nimmanhemin Rd. Tele: 053.400112-3 or 19 Ratchawonfd Rd, Chang Moi Tele: 053.234986."

[Ricardo]

I don't know about the instant-custard, but Rimping Mee Chok had cartons of regular Bird's Custard Powder, last month.

[doppa]

seems i'm not the only one who enjoys a spot of the sweet stuff, cheers guys

[DavidOxon]

hi

it is SO easy to make from scratch!

Corn flour (starch) about a tablespoon

Sugar

Yellow food colouring

Vanilla flavouring

Milk

Mix all together in a pan and stir till thickened to required consistency.

If you like it lumpy, them boil the milk and add the flour while it's boiling

[brommers]

Birds Custard is readily available in Rimping. The Bird's Eye - named after Clarence Birdseye who invented the process - range of frozen foods is not.