Run out of Ice Cream? Make a Frozen Delight!!! by FrenchCrawler
This is a very simple and easy (well depends on how lazy you are) to make frozen dessert. If you want the recipe, paypal me $20....it's worth it.

I won't charge this time, but next time I'm going to have to....

The story behind it all.
I was looking in the freezer to see if we had any more ice cream left. Guess what, we didn't. So after much consideration, I figured I'd try out some ideas. My first idea was Fluff with chocolate syrup mixed together and frozen. It was alright, but didn't have the texture of real ice cream. So I tried again and kaboom, I had figured out how to make a frozen dessert that was almost like ice cream (maybe even better). One of my friends was walking by and jokingly said that it was a frozen delight. So now that's what we call it.

Materials:
1. Fluff (Marshmallows will work)
2. Chocolate Syrup (Optional)
3. 2 Containers
4. 2 spoons
5. Pudding (Instant is easier)
6. Milk (for the pudding)
7. Additional additives (chocolate chips, M&M's, chopped nuts, banana, etc.)

-Measuring cups also helpful, but not neccessary (if you can do it by eye).

 
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Step 1: Make the pudding and prepare the Fluff

1. Follow the instructions on the pudding box. I used the instant vanilla, but wanted chocolate (didn't want to wait the hour for the other type) so I added a 1/2 tablespoon of syrup to the pudding (more if you want it rich, less if you don't). Mix until smooth and place in the fridge.

2. Using the spoons, do your best to get approx. 1 and 1/4 cup of the Fluff into the other container (if you use the mellows, do it by heating them up in the microwave, but be sure not to blow them up. This will make them more liquidy). Now mix the Fluff until it is smooth and not so sticky any more.

I had to use both Fluff and mellows, cause I ran out of Fluff. You can also use other types of puddings to achieve different flavors.
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drwebster says: Dec 27, 2011. 10:27 PM
it is marshmellow cream,right?
zachninme says: Sep 11, 2006. 2:53 PM
They are trying to make penutbutter-and-fluff sandwitches illegal in my state... Damn health nuts... Nice idea. :-)
gizmology says: Mar 6, 2011. 8:54 PM
How can they make a KIND OF SANDWICH ILLEGAL? I think you must mean something else...
FrenchCrawler (author) says: Sep 11, 2006. 3:09 PM
That would suck...No more Fluffernutter sandwichs :( Thanks
Derin says: Dec 17, 2008. 7:47 AM
I thought this was Turkish Delight.This is also good,though.
bumsugger says: Oct 10, 2007. 7:07 AM
I've never really been able to figure put what the people in the US call "Jello," and what hte devil is "fluff" when it goin'??????????????/
heavy.metal.nguyen says: Nov 19, 2007. 3:14 PM
Jello is a gelatin dessert or a type of pudding. It's actually a brand name. And fluff is pretty much marshmellow but kind of melted.
bumsugger says: Nov 20, 2007. 12:39 AM
OK.,yeah gotcha,over here in the UK we call it "Jelly," which is your name for what we call "Jam," and marshmallow...................well its' just marshmallow,ho,hum..... "Two great Nations divided by a common language"..................to quote George Bernard Shaw.
bikerbob2005 says: Aug 15, 2008. 5:58 AM
Fluff is not just marshmellow<br/>its a major food source!<a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.marshmallowfluff.com/">yummy</a><br/>can make s'mores with out setting fire to the kitchen.<br/>jelly ( another major food source ) has pectin in it , so it behaves like the gooiey stuff that sticks to SPAM yet tastes much better (dont eat the gooiey stuff on the SPAM )<br/>
FreshPineSent says: Feb 21, 2008. 6:12 PM
Actually, we call it "jam" sometimes too. I don't really know the difference...
heavy.metal.nguyen says: Nov 20, 2007. 4:16 PM
I've heard from someone that the more northern states use Jam but the more southern ones use jell. I'm in the south and I call it Jelly but I really don't know.
Count says: Feb 23, 2008. 8:57 PM
Jam still has parts of fruit in it, where jelly, (think mint jelly) has been filtered.
gizmology says: Mar 6, 2011. 8:50 PM
Yep, jam is mashed cooked fruit, and jelly has the fruit strained out of it so it's completely clear.
heavy.metal.nguyen says: Feb 23, 2008. 9:17 PM
Yeah, it really doesn't matter to me though. I don't eat either.
bigt4616 says: Apr 26, 2008. 7:34 PM
im from the north and we call it jello. wait, we can fix this bridge bettween these two nations. we both call it pudding, right?
gizmology says: Mar 6, 2011. 8:52 PM
But in the UK, "pudding" can mean any dessert, right? I've heard the after-dinner course just called "pudding", even if it's cake or cookies (biscuits, ha) or trifle, or whatever. Kids say, "Is there any pudding?" the way we would say "Is there any dessert?" in the US. Or is that some ancient thing from the seventies?
heavy.metal.nguyen says: Apr 27, 2008. 12:47 PM
Yes, yes we do.
bigt4616 says: Apr 27, 2008. 1:28 PM
yes!! wow, im good, i should be a diplomat HAHA
heavy.metal.nguyen says: Apr 27, 2008. 5:39 PM
Sure.....
golden snake says: Aug 6, 2008. 10:32 PM
hey peoples you know if you wanted you could make a ridiculously long diagonal thingy of comments because it looks like its already started so just keep replying to the last comment someone put like this (just scroll down to the comments to see it): http://www.instructables.com/id/rabbit-snare/?comments=all#CHH00S7FI36GHVP
heavy.metal.nguyen says: Aug 7, 2008. 10:04 AM
We're not trying to...
golden snake says: Aug 12, 2008. 3:16 PM
well SORRY!!!!! i didnt know that
bumsugger says: Aug 13, 2008. 4:44 AM
???????????? Think i've missed somethin' here...............???
heavy.metal.nguyen says: Aug 12, 2008. 4:33 PM
Well, just calm down.
bumsugger says: Aug 12, 2008. 11:40 PM
Calm down,moi..............................que??
heavy.metal.nguyen says: Aug 13, 2008. 6:29 PM
No not you, golden snake.
golden snake says: Aug 14, 2008. 7:08 PM
: p
crazycelt says: Nov 15, 2007. 7:07 PM
This makes me so incredibly sad, the recipe sounds great and I would really like to try it, except they don't sell Fluff in this part of the country =(
I sooooo miss Fluffernutters!
FrenchCrawler (author) says: Nov 15, 2007. 8:21 PM
Improvise... try melting some marshmallows in the microwave (in a microwave safe dish, of course). It may not come out exactly like this, but it could be better since the mellows are of a more solid form then fluff.
X_D_3_M_1 says: Oct 27, 2007. 10:23 AM
never heard of fluff
funwithfire325 says: Jul 27, 2007. 9:18 AM
0_o im defnitly trying with my mom thankS!
Danny says: Jun 23, 2007. 12:50 PM
wooooo i went to selfridges and its the only place where i have found fluff i got some for neerly 2.50 which is something like 4 dollars and its tasty!! i also tried a fluffernutter thats deliciuos too!
jkl543 says: Nov 29, 2006. 3:36 PM
crazy amricans and your fluff and pankake pogos great food though
Crash2108 says: Sep 12, 2006. 11:18 PM
Can't you just use snack packs?
FrenchCrawler (author) says: Sep 13, 2006. 8:56 AM
You could, but I didn't have any so I had to make up the batch of pudding. Plus it's also cheaper this way, more for your money and what not.
Tetranitrate says: Sep 11, 2006. 10:12 AM
mmmm ... fluff.
Slavak says: Sep 10, 2006. 9:39 PM
Whats "fluff"?
TossManual says: Sep 11, 2006. 6:06 AM
http://www.marshmallowfluff.com/

Another healthy American treat. One of the main ingredients in a fluffernutter sandwich.
FrenchCrawler (author) says: Sep 11, 2006. 6:05 AM
It's marshmallows, but in a different formula. We used it on sandwiches, but can be used for other things too.
http://www.marshmallowfluff.com/pages/homepage.html
FrenchCrawler (author) says: Sep 11, 2006. 6:08 AM
They also have a "Yummy Book" in their site (under recipes). Yay, they don't have my recipe....yet. I'm going to have to try some of the other ones they have listed.
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