Unlocking the potential of instant pudding mix

To create your initial batch of stabilized whipped cream frosting, begin by mixing approximately 1 tablespoon each of instant pudding mix and powdered sugar for every 1 cup of heavy whipping cream. If you desire a thicker, denser frosting, feel free to increase the amount of pudding mix until you achieve your preferred consistency. Remember to adjust the powdered sugar accordingly, but be cautious, as the instant pudding mix is already sweetened.
One of the key benefits of using Jell-O instant pudding mix as a stabilizer for frosting is the variety of flavors available. While classic vanilla and chocolate are popular choices, you can also explore options like cookies 'n cream or butterscotch. Many of these mixes will add a hint of color to your frosting, so if you want to keep it white, consider using vanilla, coconut cream, white chocolate, or cheesecake flavors. Although the selection of fruit flavors is currently limited, banana cream can still be a delightful option, especially when paired with tres leches rice pudding. If you happen to make more frosting than you need, don’t worry — it will remain fresh for several days in the refrigerator if stored in an airtight container.
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