Desserts

Explore German desserts for easy home preparation, from vanilla and chocolate Pudding to Mousse au Chocolat, Götterspeise and Käsekuchen.

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.

German Dessert Mixes

Dessert mix is the useful English term for these easy preparation mixes from Dr Oetker.

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.

German Jelly and Götterspeise

Götterspeise is the German name for a set jelly dessert, often searched for in English as German jelly or jello.

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.