When I first saw the Fiber
One Chocolate Pudding pop up on my local grocery stores shelves I purchased
it (and the vanilla) right away. I enjoy Fiber One products and due to the nutrition
facts I decided to give it a try.
The pouch houses 2 servings of pudding and it’s recommended
to set it with skim milk. After
combining the two ingredients together, the instructions call for them to be
beat together for 2-minutes. Usually with Jell-O pudding you can see the
pudding thickening up before your eyes. But with the Fiber One pudding the
pudding stays at a liquidy consistency after mixing for 2-minutes. After
mixing, it calls to allow the pudding to set in the fridge for 5-10 minutes. I
admit, I was a little skeptical … but low and behold after 10 minutes the
pudding was completely set. It’s a lot smoother pudding in comparison to Jell-O
pudding, but mixing it with a spoon and serving it up you can’t really tell a
difference. The pudding itself is sweet, chocolaty and quite filling. I enjoyed
mine over sliced banana, while my boyfriend had his inside of a miniature
graham cracker pie crust.
A serving (as packaged) is ½ the container which is 40
calories or 1 points plus value, or as prepared with skim milk a serving is 90
calories or 2 points plus values.
