Which cold dessert is in the picture?

Stephanie.S., Thankfully I know nothing of this dessert so didn't think much except I know Blanc means white. The one time when knowledge is a curse! ☺️

arohanui, why wouldn’t they? Many things that are now popular and on the market have origins that date back.

I can't believe they had almond milk in the middle ages

Stephanie. S. It is not custard as it has no egg in it. I have eaten white blancmange many times . I love it!

I don't know anything about that but I know all of the other choices, I chose the right answer.

Well , you may not find this in Africa, unless it's known in Port Da Prince

I remember it 60 odd years ago when it was pink, shaped like a rabbit and served at children's birthday parties - I hated it, didn't mind the jelly that inevitably accompanied it though.

Hū ka maika'i! Hawaiian haupia made the list!

Stephanie.S., don't worry, no big deal, just a wrong answer.

I know what blancmange is and what cheesecake is, but this picture was ambiguous. Although the word blancmange means white food in French, I've never seen white blancmange. It's effectively custard that's set and cold. Custard is yellow, so that is the base colour of it. It can be other flavours and other colours... like chocolate. Cheesecake is either white or cream coloured, so that's why I got the "wrong" answer.

a famous Monty Python sketch!