love love love this...if i could, this would be the only thing i would use!! it's way too easy, with no confectionary sugar flying around or graininess!! it rocks! it tastes incredible, no matter what flavor you put in....it's so versatile and easy to use. from freezer to cake, i've spent a total of probably 20 seconds worth of energy.
take it out of the freezer and shake it (5 seconds).
after letting it sit on counter for 10 minutes. open it up (1 second), and pour into mixer bowl.
i brace it against my whip to let it drip all out while i'm opening a box of appropriately flavored pudding (5 seconds), pour that in
then add a 1/2 cup of milk (2 seconds).
put mixer on med speed then on up to high (5 seconds) and wait for a minute or so until the peaks are forming...
AND ITS DONE!!!!!!!!!
it spreads like silk, and if you put the cake into the fridge for a bit, you'll be able to use a viva on it to smooth it out. too cool for words!(although i managed quite a few, apparently!) 
check out my treasure chest cake...that entire thing was done with two things of rich's...inside filling layers, and outside icing.
and yes, i did use the viva method on it...and then "knicked it" back up to make it look like wood.
i would say to buy 5 containers, if you're doing fillings also. the most awesome flavor combo i've found so far, in my opinion, is white chocolate instant pudding...it ends up tasting exactly like a rich vanilla ice cream!!!!!! yum!
you don't have to be overly paranoid about it, really...i wouldn't leave it out over 12 hours. i believe the sugar content makes it more stable. check with melvira, though, because she's the bettercreme queen!
What size box of pudding.... and is it instant? Thanks!
small box, instant, any flavor you want.
you can also add in flavored creamers
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