"WHIP and CHILL" does it still exist?

[QSis]

I well remember Whip N' Chill - I loved it as a kid, and so did my grandmother, who was delighted by the fact that it was so quick and easy to make for us.

The Vermont Country Store is an excellent suggestion. I would encourage any and all of you who are interested in finding fascinating and hard-to-find things from the past to sign up for both free catalogues.

If you REALLY can't find something in there for yourself or others, then a gift certificate makes a wonderful present. They do a beautiful job in packaging it, too!

Here's the link: The Vermont Country Store

As you can tell, I'm a big fan!

Treat yourself, at least to the catalogues!

Lee

[DFDureiko]

I just looked up Whip 'N Chill at the Vermont Country Store. 14.95 for ONE PACKET? are they original packets from the '70's? yikes! guess they are just a packet of chemicals so they can't spoil!
Dan

[Maverick2272]

I got the Vermont Country Store catalog once a long time ago, way too expensive for me to be buying from them on a regular basis, but kinda cool for novelty items.
$14.95 is pretty darn excessive.

[blissful]

Here is one I read about with gelatin and milk powder.
Whipped Topping

[babetoo]

i remember the jello thing. looked pretty and tasted ok.

can barely remember the whip and chill. just always liked whipped cream. and once in a while in a pinch , cool whip. i think it is mostly chemicals as well.



babe

[DaveSoMD]

That $16.95 price at the Vermont Country Store is for a 15 ounce package that makes 28 or 33 servings. That's almost a pound of mix at a little over $1 an ounce. How many ounces in a package of jello??

[Loprraine]

Whip and Chill. Ye gads. 30 some odd years ago, I used to make it and add sliced strawberries to it. We thought we were being very avant garde.

[Caine]

Point of Order:

"Better things for better living, through chemistry" was the advertizing slogan of EI du Pont de Nemours & Company, not Dow Chemical. I think Timothy Leary used it a lot, too.

[ironchef]

Whip = Nice car
Chill = Relax; Calm down; something cool

[Penny]

Originally Posted by aaandddus

HELP!!! Does anyone remember a dessert mix called "WHIP and CHILL"? If so....can you tell me how to replicate that texture for pudding or any other dessert? I'm desperate!

Yes I remember Whjp and Chill. Servered it almost every night the first year of my marriage 1965. I loved it. I wish I could fine the product today. P