
Have you ever had evaporated milk and tinned fruit?

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I've eaten lots of canned fruit. And I've had evaporated milk as an ingredient in certain beverages like Thai iced tea and other Asian and Mexican drinks.
But I can't say that I ever had the dessert you mentioned.
I ate this frequently as a child cause it was sold at the supermarket we visited and I was not a fan cause I thought the litchi clashed with the pineapple juice. As an adult, I love litchi but as a child I did not like mixing it with my food.
Ryan (our little boy) absolutely loves this... Thanks Mum & Dad for introducing this to him!
Mind you... So do I!!
I've had each one separately, but not together. Sounds like it would be pretty tasty, and reasonably healthy.
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I love very much but I had in Singapore. I think Singapore vanilla cuisine was very influenced by British and also China.
No. I like fruit cups better than canned, but never had evaporated milk in it.
Holy diabetes… I am good on that. You guys can hold onto that particular delicacy
No. The only occasion I buy condensed milk is making an Advokat with vodka, egg yolks and rum.
Not on fruit but I like it over chocolate pudding
@purplepoppy it has to be the cook and serve, not instant pudding
My mother served that a few times when I was a kid. Never liked it much.
Nope, but I have added a small package of vanilla or banana instant pudding
No, I have not. I've had mixed fruit with yogurt, though!
I have! My mom used to do this a lot.
Not since the 1970s.
I had it as a kid.
Used it in homemade ice cream.
No, bay be will try someday!
Standard pud in the 1970s,
Never heard of it, sounds ok!
No..
Yeah, lovely!
once
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