My kids are into desserts. Typical children, right?
It’s definitely not genetic as I’m not so much into sweet things; I have a secret tub of Jude’s Salted Caramel ice cream in the freezer for ’emergencies’ but I’d generally rather eat a bag of crisps pre-dinner. I blame their love for the second course on nursery and school lunchtimes – they may get huge portions of fruit and veg there but they’re also offered the delights of crumble, jelly and chocolate brownies each and every day.
And so after every meal at home I’m greeted with the chorus “what’s for pudding?”
Recently I’ve been happy to serve them up with something a little bit different. We’re all fans of the good old rice pudding but rarely have it as it takes so long to cook in the oven – by the time I’ve thought about making one it’s 5pm and E always makes comments about ‘that time it took you so long to cook a shepherds pie that we ate it in our pyjamas, do you remember, mummy?’. So Muller Rice’s new dessert that merges the classic fruit corners with the traditional Greek rice pudding recipe of Rizogalo is perfect for us!
It comes in two varieties – Apple (Hux) and Strawberry (Elfie) – and are the perfect size to fill these two little tummies post-supper. You can see they’re not only a fan of the new remixed rice pots but also the good old thumbs up.
You might have see Muller’s ambassador TastyB the bear in the latest Muller ads. He’s also the voice behind their Twitter account and is generally the best food or beverage-related animal I’ve seen since Gordon the Boar ;)
Bon appetit!
Thank-you Muller for sponsoring MTT!
You know, I’ve lived in the UK for ten years and STILL haven’t tried rice pudding?! It must be rectified!
Ah very cute pictures. I used to love Muller corners in my yoghurt scoffing days! xx
My kids act like they will seriously consider reporting us to social services if we suggest they go without a pudding! :) These look yum – my kids would love them I expect! x
Ha! I get the SAME after every lunch or tea… “What’s for pudding?”
I only recently realised it’s because she has pudding after every meal at pre-school *shakes fist at dinner ladies* ;)
I recently introduced my daughter to the concept of ‘lunch pudding’ and I’m not even ashamed. Such cute photos (and they are both looking so grown up!) x
I’m institutionalised to want pudding after a meal too, I think it must be down to school dinners (and the fact my parents always served pudding after dinner) I was a bit surprised to hear that people just had dinner full stop when I left home. Love rice pudding, these look brilliant! x