Desserts

Explore German desserts for easy home preparation, from vanilla and chocolate Pudding to Mousse au Chocolat, Götterspeise and Käsekuchen. German Pudding usually means a smooth, thick dessert similar to custard or blancmange, while Götterspeise is the German name for a colourful jelly dessert. Alongside familiar lemon, raspberry and chocolate flavours, the selection includes woodruff jelly and seasonal cinnamon mousse. You will also find mixes for little chocolate cakes, oven crumble and German cheesecake.

German Pudding

German Pudding is a smooth dessert similar to thick custard or blancmange, and British shoppers may search for German custard pudding or pudding mix. These Dr Oetker sachets come in vanilla and chocolate flavours. Serve the finished pudding as a simple spoon dessert, or use it where a soft, creamy pudding layer is wanted in a homemade dessert.

German Dessert Mixes

Dessert mix is the useful English term for these easy preparation mixes from Dr Oetker. Choose Mousse au Chocolat or cinnamon mousse for a spoon dessert, little chocolate cakes for individual bakes, or oven crumble for a baked pudding. The range includes smaller home packs as well as a one kilogram professional Mousse au Chocolat mix.

German Cake Mixes

Käsekuchen means cheesecake in English, and this German cheesecake mix gives British bakers a convenient starting point for making one at home. The Dr Oetker Käsekuchen mix is intended for a full baked cake, making it a practical choice for a family dessert, afternoon tea or a celebration table.

German Jelly and Götterspeise

Götterspeise is the German name for a set jelly dessert, often searched for in English as German jelly or jello. Dr Oetker offers woodruff, lemon and raspberry varieties here. Prepare it as a colourful spoon dessert, choosing familiar fruit flavours or the distinctive woodruff option associated with German sweet treats.

Desserts — questions

What is German Pudding in English?

German Pudding is a thick, smooth dessert similar to custard or blancmange. It is sold here as a mix in vanilla and chocolate flavours.

What is Götterspeise in English?

Götterspeise is the German term for a set jelly dessert. This selection includes woodruff, lemon and raspberry flavours.

What can I use instead of Götterspeise?

British jelly is the closest equivalent. Lemon or raspberry gives a familiar fruit flavour, while woodruff offers the distinctive option found in this German range.

Will I pay customs or import fees?

No hidden import fees or customs apply for any order.

Are your products authentic German brands?

We focus on real German products and source from German brands and wholesalers.

How much does delivery cost?

Standard delivery is a flatrate of £3.99. Express delivery is a flatrate of £4.99.

How long does delivery take?

Standard delivery usually takes 2-4 business days, while express delivery takes 1-2 business days. Our UK warehouse ensures that these shipping times are consistent.

Do you ship chilled products?

No, we currently do not ship chilled products.