i do mate.
good old english family values
pudding and supper
Must be a Northern thing then.
i do mate.
good old english family values
pudding and supper
the day i here someone in a hoose saying " whats for dessert" I am done with country
What if you dont want a pudding for dessert?
Nah the **** as in, the good ****.Does that mean ****e ?
The way i always understood it as a kid was a pudding was something warm (like apple crumble and custard) and dessert was something cold like ice cream and cake. It seemed to be a seasonal thing mostly so both are fairly normal terms for me.What if you dont want a pudding for dessert?
a desert is a ****ing yogurt
FTFYBreakfast
Early snacks
Lunch
Brunch snacks
Dinner
Afternoon snacks
Late snacks
Tea
Dessert
Pudding
Supper
Since when did brunch go there ?Breakfast
Early snacks
Lunch
Brunch snacks
Dinner
Late snacks
Dessert
Or ice cream, or a lemon meringue, tart, cake etc. Some puddings aren't even desserts. It just doesn't work. Dessert covers everything.
Like much of our language you can trace both dessert and pudding back to French originally derived from Latin.
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Not really.
It’s largely about context as well as regional variations bruv. For us northerners, it’s likely pudding at home, dessert when eating out. Same at home you’ll likely call your evening meal Tea, but if you go out, you go out to dinner.
I used to love M&M nut ones with beer but had to stop eating them as weirdly it started to make me choke when mixedNah the **** as in, the good ****.
Best mnms ever only just tried em.
Chewy under the chocolate
Its insane
Boudin you philistineLe pudding? Mais non, mon brave - don’t ****ing think so.
Boudin you philistine![]()
Sausage ,Egg and Black pudding with toast and a nice cup of tea.Boudin c’est le black pudding? Don’t tell me you have that with custard up north?
Boudin c’est le black pudding? Don’t tell me you have that with custard up north?
i do mate.
good old english family values
pudding and supper