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If 1g of custard powder was blown into a fire, it would likely burn and produce flames due to the presence of sugar and starch in the powder. The release of energy from the combustion process may result in a brief flare-up, but the small quantity of powder would not cause any significant or long-lasting effects. It is not recommended to intentionally blow any substance into a fire as it can be dangerous.

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