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NebulousSupportPostcard · 20/07/2026 10:35

Emilesgran · 20/07/2026 09:40

OMG! Never heard of Angel Delight! It was the dessert for us 70s kids!

"Making" Angel Delight was also a popular "cookery lesson" at the start of secondary school 😂

cuckoolodger · 20/07/2026 10:34

AnonyMumAuDHD · 20/07/2026 09:56

It was crack for kids, wasn’t it? If I friends to tea, a bowl of butterscotch angel delight and bread and butter was always served for pud. But then I used to take sandwiches to school with ‘sandwich spread’ in - a weird concoction of finely chopped salad veggies mixed in a tangy salad cream that really looked like vomit and probably acted like battery acid on my stomach lining. Loved it though. Not sure they make that any more.

You can still get the jars of heinz sandwich Spread in B+m !!

SinnerBoy · 20/07/2026 09:57

I threw up after butterscotch Angel Delight, when I was 7. Any variety after that made me nauseous.

AnonyMumAuDHD · 20/07/2026 09:56

Emilesgran · 20/07/2026 09:40

OMG! Never heard of Angel Delight! It was the dessert for us 70s kids!

It was crack for kids, wasn’t it? If I friends to tea, a bowl of butterscotch angel delight and bread and butter was always served for pud. But then I used to take sandwiches to school with ‘sandwich spread’ in - a weird concoction of finely chopped salad veggies mixed in a tangy salad cream that really looked like vomit and probably acted like battery acid on my stomach lining. Loved it though. Not sure they make that any more.

borntobequiet · 20/07/2026 09:55

I fed my kids all sorts of crap but even I drew the line at Angel Delight (I let my mother give it to them though).

Allergictoironing · 20/07/2026 09:44

Helleofabore · 20/07/2026 05:43

I have never heard of this ‘angel’s delight’ stuff, but it seems like a junket type dessert which relies on rennet. Which is what calves’ digestive systems use to digest milk and is used for cheese making.

We did these experiments in biology in school and they were the tasty ones.

Sort of whipped blancmange type stuff

Emilesgran · 20/07/2026 09:40

Helleofabore · 20/07/2026 05:43

I have never heard of this ‘angel’s delight’ stuff, but it seems like a junket type dessert which relies on rennet. Which is what calves’ digestive systems use to digest milk and is used for cheese making.

We did these experiments in biology in school and they were the tasty ones.

OMG! Never heard of Angel Delight! It was the dessert for us 70s kids!

Abhannmor · 20/07/2026 09:19

Sounds a bit like David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Lou Reed sharing a flat in Berlin back in the 70s. You'd wonder who did the washing up - guessing nobody!

  • Except they were funny and talented
ItsCoolForCats · 20/07/2026 09:14

I did zoom in to try to see what is on the chopping board, but I'm at a loss.

ItsCoolForCats · 20/07/2026 09:13

Lalgarh · 20/07/2026 09:00

The... The lumps in it 🤢

And the inexplicable chopping board ( with large machete..) on the floor.

It's a frat house with middle aged males. It's Eddie and Richie from Bottom

It is utterly grim (and bizarre).

Lalgarh · 20/07/2026 09:00

ItsCoolForCats · 20/07/2026 08:31

Jesus. Straight out of Royston Vasey.

The... The lumps in it 🤢

And the inexplicable chopping board ( with large machete..) on the floor.

It's a frat house with middle aged males. It's Eddie and Richie from Bottom

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WrongKindOfFeminist · 20/07/2026 08:41

Ereshkigalangcleg · 19/07/2026 17:09

I don’t think he’s commented on it much but what he has said has been vaguely RSOH like all good comedians with a few exceptions. He apparently met up with Graham Linehan (who he worked on IT Crowd and other stuff with) for lunch a few years ago and was spotted by members of Cookd and Bombd who rushed to post about it.

Don’t think his heart’s really in it, unlike Stewart Lee for example. I also think he might be wondering when he’ll be able to take the piss out of it.

The time to take the piss out if it was five years ago, and others beat him to it.

WrongKindOfFeminist · 20/07/2026 08:39

Chersfrozenface · 20/07/2026 06:10

No, Angel Delight doesn't contain rennet.

Per the ingredients list on a shopping website, it contains
Sugar
Modified Starches
Dried Glucose Syrup
Palm Oil
Inulin
Milk Protein Concentrate
Gelling Agents (Diphosphates, Sodium Phosphates, Carrageenan)
Emulsifiers (Lactic Acid Esters of Mono- and Diglycerides of Fatty Acids)
Milk Proteins
Calcium Carbonate

(Lactic acid is apparently produced by bacterial fermentation of glucose, corn starch or whey.)

I mean that's not food!

ItsCoolForCats · 20/07/2026 08:31

ElenOfTheWays · 20/07/2026 02:05

The Angel Delight incident
View at your own risk.

Jesus. Straight out of Royston Vasey.

Chersfrozenface · 20/07/2026 06:10

Helleofabore · 20/07/2026 05:43

I have never heard of this ‘angel’s delight’ stuff, but it seems like a junket type dessert which relies on rennet. Which is what calves’ digestive systems use to digest milk and is used for cheese making.

We did these experiments in biology in school and they were the tasty ones.

No, Angel Delight doesn't contain rennet.

Per the ingredients list on a shopping website, it contains
Sugar
Modified Starches
Dried Glucose Syrup
Palm Oil
Inulin
Milk Protein Concentrate
Gelling Agents (Diphosphates, Sodium Phosphates, Carrageenan)
Emulsifiers (Lactic Acid Esters of Mono- and Diglycerides of Fatty Acids)
Milk Proteins
Calcium Carbonate

(Lactic acid is apparently produced by bacterial fermentation of glucose, corn starch or whey.)

Helleofabore · 20/07/2026 05:43

GreenwichPips · 19/07/2026 23:19

With thanks to AI…

”Angel Delight doesn't set with oat milk because its powdered mix relies heavily on specific dairy proteins (like casein) and fats to thicken. Oat milk lacks these proteins and has different fat and sugar structures, which typically leaves the mixture watery or soupy.”

This must be why the packet says that whole or semi-skimmed milk should be used.

What was his post about Angel Delight? I searched but couldn’t find it (maybe a blessing in disguise?!)

I have never heard of this ‘angel’s delight’ stuff, but it seems like a junket type dessert which relies on rennet. Which is what calves’ digestive systems use to digest milk and is used for cheese making.

We did these experiments in biology in school and they were the tasty ones.

ElenOfTheWays · 20/07/2026 02:05

The Angel Delight incident
View at your own risk.

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SabrinaThwaite · 20/07/2026 00:16

GreenwichPips · 19/07/2026 23:19

With thanks to AI…

”Angel Delight doesn't set with oat milk because its powdered mix relies heavily on specific dairy proteins (like casein) and fats to thicken. Oat milk lacks these proteins and has different fat and sugar structures, which typically leaves the mixture watery or soupy.”

This must be why the packet says that whole or semi-skimmed milk should be used.

What was his post about Angel Delight? I searched but couldn’t find it (maybe a blessing in disguise?!)

It was something like ‘it’s my name day today and I’ve chosen Angel Delight’.

Nope, me neither.

GreenwichPips · 19/07/2026 23:19

AgedPudding · 19/07/2026 11:17

Also it was butterscotch flavour which is disgusting

Aaw it's not that bad. It was always my husband's favourite. We saw it in a shop some months ago and he bought a packet. Tried to make it with oat milk but that sadly doesn't work, it just remained in liquid form. Anyone in the scientific community able to tell me why? Having said that, he's in the scientific community and he doesn't know why so . . . . .

With thanks to AI…

”Angel Delight doesn't set with oat milk because its powdered mix relies heavily on specific dairy proteins (like casein) and fats to thicken. Oat milk lacks these proteins and has different fat and sugar structures, which typically leaves the mixture watery or soupy.”

This must be why the packet says that whole or semi-skimmed milk should be used.

What was his post about Angel Delight? I searched but couldn’t find it (maybe a blessing in disguise?!)

Lalgarh · 19/07/2026 20:28

I now actively fear finding this mysterious Angel Delight footage

AnAutumnCrow · 19/07/2026 18:43

Seriestwo · 19/07/2026 17:14

I thought the butterscotch angel delight was for an Emina.

Is an Emina an award for the best arse washout within a polycule?

Seriestwo · 19/07/2026 17:14

I thought the butterscotch angel delight was for an Emina.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 19/07/2026 17:09

ThatCyanCat · 19/07/2026 13:33

I really hope Morris was never of the "women can have dicks" brigade but there have been a lot of surprising recruits to that camp.

I don’t think he’s commented on it much but what he has said has been vaguely RSOH like all good comedians with a few exceptions. He apparently met up with Graham Linehan (who he worked on IT Crowd and other stuff with) for lunch a few years ago and was spotted by members of Cookd and Bombd who rushed to post about it.

Don’t think his heart’s really in it, unlike Stewart Lee for example. I also think he might be wondering when he’ll be able to take the piss out of it.

ThatCyanCat · 19/07/2026 13:33

I really hope Morris was never of the "women can have dicks" brigade but there have been a lot of surprising recruits to that camp.