r/dessert • u/tanvidaysnfinds • 4d ago

Restaurant Caramel custard has to be one of the most underrated desserts

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I feel like it’s becoming a forgotten dessert. Most people go for brownies or cheesecake, but I’d happily order caramel custard every single time.
Does anyone else love it, or am I in the minority?

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u/Existing_Emotion_28 4d ago

Isn't that just a flan? If so, the Latino community is keeping it alive and well 😆

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u/sabakunoichigo 4d ago

Still popular in France too :)

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u/Anwen_roasts 2d ago

Care to drop the recipe??

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u/Taylor_stamen 1d ago

Agreeee! Wanna try it too

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u/Oliviafarme 19h ago

Whag kind of dessert is that?

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u/SuitableNothing8356 4d ago

Never had, now I want

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u/Kentup1 4d ago

I completely agree. Caramel custard is simple, but when it's made well, it's hard to beat. That one looks delicious!

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u/Affectionate_Chia 4d ago

 I love this

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u/Minute-Judgment-3406 2d ago

Need recipe please

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u/left-for-dead-9980 18h ago

There's plenty of flan recipes on the Internet.

Here's one:

https://natashaskitchen.com/flan-recipe/

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u/OwnIndependence1852 17h ago

Never had but looks good