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Like Angel Delight but lighter in texture. Instant Whip was a Sunday teatime treat after we had eaten all our tuna sanwiches.

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Do You Remember Instant Whip?

Do You Remember Instant Whip?

  • Anonymous user
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    We always had Instant Whip at cub and scout camp. Whipped up amateurishly with a fork, there were always undissolved bits in it, which I loved. I used to ask my Mum to make sure there were bits in it when she made it home with an electric mixer.
  • Anonymous user
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    I don't remember orage instant whip just strawberry or raspberry - or maybe my mum just didn't buy it. tesco did a strawberry whip until a few months ago but now it's all angel delight, must be cheaper to make.......
  • Anonymous user
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    Instant Whip goes far back into the early 60s when my mum gave it to me. When Angel Delight came out we seemed to move onto that, but the original Instant Whip was far superior in my opinion. Or maybe it's just because I associate it with my pre-school years.
  • Anonymous user
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    Yep, a few token sandwiches then onto the trifle or instant whip. While watching The Muppet Show.

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