Cheesecake Instant Pudding & Pie Filling Mix, 3.4 oz Box

I tried this out and it tasted super good so easy to use you just get a couple of these mix them up put them in a pie crust set it up in the refrigerator for a couple hours or overnight you got a great pie filling kind of tastes just like a cheesecake the texture was good it was a good value for your money you know try it out

Delicious taste, excellent to add to cream cheese cake, also regular cake mix for super moistness and flavor!!! Love Love Love

Easy way to make a cheesecake pie tastes great

Good flavor. Tastes like cheese cake. Not to much sugar in the package. The texture is good. Easy to use and mix up. The value is good. The quality is nice.

This was creamy and tasty, but in my opinion, it lacked a little bit of flavor. Still good, though.

I use this to make cheesecake cold foam for my iced coffee! Only need 1 teaspoon with some cream and milk, and froth it up! Amazing flavor and isn't gritty! Great value for the price.

Very good and easy to make!

It’s my secret ingredient in many things. Pancake batter, protein shakes, other pudding flavors. I’m not a fan of it as stand alone, but it’s an amazing enhancement flavor.

Njami!

Oh my gosh. Delicious. Very sweet, nice consistancy, almost like a vanilla banana flavour, could maybe use a little more milk to reduce the sweetness. My Kids didn’t like it but I did 😁

Unkomplizierte Verarbeitung. Schmeckt sehr gut. Eine Tüte für eine Portion

I do have recipe for cinnamon buns which main ingredient is jell-o instant vanilla pudding. I did try other brands,but there is nothing in the market like jello. Quick delivery, good taste plus its cheaper than the other sellers. Highly recommended :)

Not much to say for it. It arrived in good time and it's very easy to make. Unlike some other brands of instant pudding, Jell-O Instant Vanilla Pudding doesn't require refrigeration before eating. It comes in handy little paper bags and has a cake recipe on the side, which is cool. The only thing that was a little confusing was that it only specified how much milk to add in cups - it seems in America they don't include what that is in ml. You need around 500ml, by the way.