Was this just a Scottish thing?

[daisymae]

My sister used to eat it straight out the tin when she was pregnant with my nephew many years ago. At the same time she craved swizzle chalk lollies.

[scottishmum]

I grew up in Scotland with creamola foam, I confess to taking a sooonfull now and then too , so sour lol.
Also had porridge with salt on top . Moved to England 30 years ago and eat fruit on my porridge .

[Sandraoh40]

I loved Creamola Foam. It was a treat for us, we didn’t get it all the time.

[Doonhamer08]

Absolutely loved creamola foam, especially the raspberry stuff. Have tried the modern copies but they’re just not the same. Probably aren’t allowed to use half the chemicals it contained!

[Guest]

My parents used to give it to me because they loved it. Sometimes we had it at infant school (Rosyth).

I wasn't a fan wherever I got it.

So I remember it, but not fondly 😉

(Should say other than the big orange foam mustache)

[WhereIBelong]

I remember cremola foam, used to like it, but it was used in our house to ermmmmm ... keep you regular...

[Labboy]

Loved it

[Cloverlady]

What actually Is it?
I live in Scotland but didn't grow up here, I've heard people mention this but don't know what it is?
Is it like Angel Delight or something?

[WhereIBelong]

Originally Posted by Cloverlady

What actually Is it?
I live in Scotland but didn't grow up here, I've heard people mention this but don't know what it is?
Is it like Angel Delight or something?

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It is like powdered pop... you add powder to water and mix for a weirdly foamy drink. Basically bicarbonate of soda with sugar and "flavourings"

[scottishmum]

Originally Posted by Cloverlady

What actually Is it?
I live in Scotland but didn't grow up here, I've heard people mention this but don't know what it is?
Is it like Angel Delight or something?

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Lol, not a bit like angel delight.
It’s crystallised powder that normall is quite sour, add a few teaspoonful to cold water and stir, it leaves a white froth on top.