What is custard?  Very similar to pudding, custard uses sugar, eggs, and milk to form a creamy, decadent dessert. What differentiates custard from pudding is that custard is firmer and uses the egg as the thickening agent. Custards are very versatile, making them an ideal filling for trifles, pies, bread pudding, and Crème Brûlée.

Creamy Custards for Customers

Custard comes in LOTS of varieties. The most popular custards are: 

• Crème Brûlée: This popular custard dessert is cooked, poached, and chilled. Before serving, the custard is topped with brown sugar and caramelized under a broiler or torch.
• Frozen Custard: An alternative to ice cream, frozen custard is rich, silky AND dense. 
• Leite de Crème: Originally from Portugal, Leite de Crème is traditionally made with cinnamon and lemon peel. 
• Leche Flan: A Filipino dessert that is traditionally served chilled with caramel syrup. 
• Crema Catalana: A Spanish custard that is baked and sprinkled with sugar, and torched. 
• Bavarian Cream: A silky custard that is thickened with gelatin, served cold and garnished with fruit. 

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