Pudding topic

Rsandee said:
DesLife said:
Rsandee said:
A CHALLENGER APPEARS
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Give that bitch some puddi
Bitches love puddi
They do
 
When it comes to pudding, I always just think of the fried stuff.
 
Oooh now and again I like a tiramisu and even my partner, who doesn't drink coffee, likes it. There used to be tiramisu flavoured Schogetten chocolates but LIDL stopped selling that brand ages ago.
 
Well if I'm thinking of a dessert, I'd go with a nice slice of cheesecake with a berry sauce, with a milkshake on the side.
 
To be honest I like anything coffee flavoured. Cocktails, cakes, ice creams, crisps...
 
I think pudding there isn't the same thing as pudding here. Ours is stuff that you have with a fry.
 
I've already been told dessert there is called pudding. Over here, it's like a mousse. I would go for a chocolate anything myself. Or some cheesecake. Whichever works.
 
I for some reason think of that as yoghurt or custard, maybe they mean something similar to the Christmas cakes we get.
 
Bump.

I for some reason think of that as yoghurt or custard, maybe they mean something similar to the Christmas cakes we get.

Because it is, in fact what I was thinking of. Pudding here is like, a custard or mousse over there. The pudding you're referring to must be savory, like a black pudding. Although I'm fairly certain there are sweet puddings there too...like....a bread pudding? Now that's something I have had once, and want to have again :D
 
Pudding is pretty friggin amazing though I can understand why I started this topic in the first place.
 
Because it is, in fact what I was thinking of. Pudding here is like, a custard or mousse over there. The pudding you're referring to must be savory, like a black pudding. Although I'm fairly certain there are sweet puddings there too...like....a bread pudding? Now that's something I have had once, and want to have again :D
Yeah we do have white pudding or black pudding, which we would have with other fried foods etc. Christmas pudding though is different, it's more like a cake of some sort, for lack of a better way to describe it.
 
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