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How to turn excess custard into a fruity treat – recipe

LifestyleBy Tom HuntOct 28, 2026, 1:00 PM
How to turn excess custard into a fruity treat – recipe
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PUBLISHEDOct 28, 2026, 1:00 PM
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A fool is absurdly simple – just fruit stirred through custard or yoghurt with.

maybe a bit of cream – and you can then add whatever bits and bobs you fancy from the fridge Fool is one of my go-to desserts for two reasons: first, its pure simplicity – it’s little more than custard or yoghurt mixed with whipped cream and pureed fruit – and, second, its adaptability to the seasons. Gooseberry, rhubarb and strawberry are traditionally the most foolish fruits, but just about any fruit goes. British blackberries are still available and apples are in their prime right now, so I’ve gone for those, but use whatever you’ve got in store. I usually make fool with yoghurt, not least because it’s much less work than making custard from scratch, but I’ve got…

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