There.
I said it.
68 years old and that’s it. That’s all I got.
Single serve containers are too wasteful. Buy a larger quantity and portion to your hearts content. You’ll likely save money as well. End of rant.
Submitted 8 months ago by miss_demeanour@lemmy.dbzer0.com to rant@lemmy.sdf.org
There.
I said it.
68 years old and that’s it. That’s all I got.
Single serve containers are too wasteful. Buy a larger quantity and portion to your hearts content. You’ll likely save money as well. End of rant.
I’m officially giving you permission to eat two from now on.
I suspect years of shrinkflation have something to do with it.
Prepare a full size pudding. Before it sets, pour it into smaller mason jars. Single-serve at a size you determine!
A full size pudding isn’t single serve already?
I would like a middle ground between “snack pack for children” and “biblical diarrhea.”
That’s… why we’re here.
Amen
I just found some that were double-size! Someone got a promotion.
Make a whole package and put it in a single bowl, grab a spoon and go fucking bananas! Fuck Big Pudding!
Fuck it, just get a whisk, a bucket, a sack of modified corn starch, a couple of gallons of milk, a bag of sugar, and some vanilla extract/chocolate powder and go to town
You should grow your own corn first.
Big pudding is trying to hold you back
Can’t you read? It’s SMALL pudding holding us back!
She used to call me small pudding… 😔
Amen.
lurch@sh.itjust.works 8 months ago
In my region we can buy 500g cups in supermarkets.
… but pudding is very easy to make and the recipes are usually for litres. It’s an interesting experience to scratch the vanilla from the pods it grew in and vary the amount of starch to get a different consistency.