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Product Review: Heart – Crayon Shin-Chan BIG Butt Pudding

Yuki by Yuki
14 December 2022
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Product Review: Heart – Crayon Shin-Chan BIG Butt Pudding

Photographs by MuchMunchies

Heart – Crayon Shin-Chan BIG Butt Pudding – Simple
Price: ± €12
Extra supplies: Microwave*, Bowl, Spoon, Mugs, 400 ml of Milk and Toothpick.
*Instead you could heat the mixtures au bain-marie, make sure to warm them long enough so the gelatine dissolves.

Crayon Shin-Chan is known for pulling down his pants and mooning others, which is why there have been plenty of butt candy kits related to him.. But this time it’s a really BIG butt pudding. Obviously this one had to be reviewed as well. Aside from the big butt pudding, you can also make some pink smaller puddings with Shin-Chan and other characters on them. In the box you’ll find a mould, a bag of sauce, a bag of butt pudding mix and a bag of strawberry pudding mix.

Flavour: ♥♥
In terms of flavour there are three elements to this kit: the yellow pudding, the pink pudding and the sauce.

The yellow pudding was creamy and sweet, but not overly so. It seemed to have a slight custard pudding flavour to it. When it comes to texture it was very soft and smooth.

The pink pudding was supposed to have a strawberry flavour to it, which was present but not super strong. It was sweet and creamy. The texture of this pudding was even softer and smoother than the yellow version.

To my surprise the sauce had a chocolate flavour to it, which wasn’t a bad combination with the pudding but it also wasn’t the best. The sauce was slightly bitter and nice on its own.

Separately I liked all of the elements of this candy kit, but I did think the chocolate sauce was a bit of an unnecessary addition.

Time needed: ⧗
This kit mainly asks for a lot of time doing nothing, waiting for it to set.

Difficulty level: ★
Certainly an easy kit to make, with very few steps.

Similarity: 📷📷📷
As you can see on the pictures below, the final product looks pretty similar to the picture on the packaging. Just make sure to be careful not to damage the puddings, so they’ll be smooth and the images on the smaller ones will be clear.

TIP: Make sure the puddings don’t fall from too high when you remove them and that they land in the right place. Moving them around will damage them very easily.

Want to enjoy this kit again?

Clean the mould with warm water, after using it, and let it air dry.

To reuse this kit you could refill it with pudding, chocolate or jelly.

 

 


This is not a sponsored review and because of this we won’t mention where this set was bought, search online using the name of this candy kit and you should be able to find it.

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