Custard Powder Bird's 600g

Bird's is a legendary British brand with a history dating back to 1837. Founded by Alfred Bird, the company became famous for creating the first custard powder, developed as an alternative to egg-based desserts. For over 180 years, Bird's products have been present in homes around the world and are a symbol of traditional desserts prepared in a simple and convenient way. The brand is valued for its high quality, reliability, and classic taste that has accompanied families through generations during everyday and holiday meals.

Bird's Vanilla Custard Powder is a classic powder for preparing traditional custard cream, which for over a century has been one of the most recognizable desserts in British cuisine. The product was created by Alfred Bird in the 19th century and quickly gained popularity due to its ease of preparation and delicate flavor. Custard is an integral part of many British desserts and has been served for generations as an accompaniment to cakes, puddings, fruits, and pastries. Once prepared, the cream is characterized by a velvety texture, a delicate vanilla aroma, and versatile use in the kitchen. It can be served hot or cold as a standalone dessert or as an ingredient in more elaborate sweet compositions. It pairs perfectly with apple pie, sponge cakes, fruit crumbles, puddings, tarts, and fresh fruits. Bird's Custard Powder is also often used to prepare pastry creams, fillings for cakes, and layered desserts. Thanks to its convenient powder form, it allows quick preparation of cream without the need to use eggs. The large 600 g package is suitable for both households and the catering and confectionery industries. The product allows you to discover the traditional flavors of British desserts and prepare sweets inspired by classic English cuisine. Bird's Custard Powder is an excellent choice for lovers of milk-based desserts, creamy additions, and those looking for reliable products used in homemade baking and desserts.

update + allegro - Piotr 15.06.2026

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