syllabub

A mere whipt-syllabub knowledge this, Jack, that always fails the person who trusts to it, when it should hold to do her service.

You never feel as if all your blood had been whipped to a syllabub.

Then pour it into your little Syllabub-glasses, and let them stand all night.

Perhaps because syllabub and cream were the recognized dainties of the festival.

In Northumberland a ring used to be dropped into the syllabub and fished for with a ladle.