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Trifle

A Trifle is a timeless, classic dessert that hails from England and is loved by many for its rich and enticing layers. It essentially incorporates custard, sponge cake soaked in sherry or another fortified wine, fruit, and whipped cream, layer upon layer, and is typically shown off in a glass dish to reveal each tantalizing layer. Apart from its delicious taste, a trifle is also known for its flexibility, allowing you to experiment with different cake, fruit, and custard flavours. Perfect for parties and family gatherings, trifles can be made ahead of time and refrigerated, making it a convenient dessert option.
#43
IN DESSERT
228
CAL / 100G
$0.47
AVG / OZ
Trifle
70%
CARBS
23%
FAT
7%
PROTEIN
Trifle FAQ
What is Trifle?
What are the basic ingredients for making Trifle?
What type of cake is best for Trifle?
Can I use frozen fruit instead of fresh fruit?
Can I use a store-bought custard instead of making it from scratch?
How do I prevent the cake from getting too soggy?
Can I make Trifle ahead of time?
What is the best way to layer Trifle?
Expiration & Storage Tips
When does Trifle expire?
Trifle is a delightfully soft and creamy dessert. Homemade trifle will usually last up to 3 or 4 days in the refrigerator. It's not a common practice to freeze trifle, as the texture of whipped cream and fruit doesn't tend to hold up well after thawing. If you have a store-bought trifle, be sure to check the package's sell-by date as a guide, but generally, it should be eaten within 5-7 days of purchase.
How do you tell if Trifle is bad?
If your trifle has begun to smell a little off or sour, it's a strong indicator that it's past its prime. You may also notice a change in color or a layer of liquid at the bottom of your trifle - these are signs that it's time to discard it. Last but not least, if you see mold, throw the dessert away immediately.
Tips for storing Trifle to extend shelf life
• Be sure to refrigerate your trifle as soon as possible, as it is made with dairy products that can go bad if left out for too long. • To retain its freshness, try keeping the trifle in an airtight container. This also protects it from absorbing other odors in your fridge. • If you're not ready to eat the whole trifle but don't want it to go to waste, consider serving it in individual portions. They'll stay fresh longer and each one is a perfectly sized dessert!
EXPIRES WITHIN
7 - 14
DAYS
Health Info
Macros
62g
CARBS
25g
FAT
5g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
LOW FAT
HIGH CALCIUM
VEGETARIAN
Contains these allergens
MILK
WHEAT
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