Aunt Bessies Yorkshire Pudding Mix, 128g

great-thank you

excellent thank you

While Mrs Wesley is a first class cook, she stumbles at the Yorkshire pudding. So it usually falls to me to do the Yorkshire pud. I cheat, and use this pudding mix. It does the job. I was surprised to read in the product description what is actually contained in the mix: a cocktail of "Mono- and Di-glycerides of Fatty Acids, Lacto Glycerides, Propylene Glycol Esters of Fatty Acids." All I can say is that the glycol esters seem to enhance the taste and the glycerides slip nicely off the palate. I guess all prepared foodstuffs have these additives these days. And they certainly don't detract from the pudding. I can certainly recommend Aunt Bessies Yorkshire Pudding Mix. Mrs Wesley says my puds are perfectly acceptable, better even than those baked by her Aunt Sadie. I think Sadie might have forgotten to add the glycol esthers.

This is a fast way to whip out a great pudding. No mixing flour and egg shells, no slaving over an oven, no surprise deflation of the prize coming out of the oven. It is foolproof. The only downside is the price. One could actually buy the roast for the cost of 2 pudding packs.

You cannot beat Aunt Bessie's

Always trust aunt Bessie's, however the packet was looking old and beaten about, looked old packaging thou in Date! Very pricey.

Very easy to make, tastes great.