do you eat a dessert every day?

MadDogWoman_2

Hi,

We always have something, usually fruit or yoghurt.

I mix it up once or twice a week with something different such as ice cream or jelly. Or if we have a surplus of milk I'll make a rice pudding.

elfen

Usually have my dessert as a snack later in the evening...so a jelly or some fruit

Alikay

I usually finish off with a cuppa and something sweet - maybe a biscuit or a chocolate. If I eat out I'll always forgo a starter so I've got room for a pud. If it's an Indian meal, I'll pass on a dessert (don't like those kulfi dalek things ) and get DH to call in at the late-night petrol station and get me a Twirl or Flake instead.

alwaysonthego_2

My dds usually have a yoghurt or fruit, I personally do not bother.

Emmzi

yes. sometimes more than one....

Puddings

Can you guess from my username????

Was brought up that way, pudding after lunch AND dinner, and yes I'd rather have pudding than a starter and have also been known just to go straight for pudding only...and in fact even when I'm so stuffed from a meal there's always room for pudding.

And I wonder why the diet always starts tomorrow!

onlyroz

We rarely have a dessert - only perhaps if we're having someone round for a sunday roast, or at Christmas. When we eat out I might have one if there's room, but often I don't have room. However, certain members of my extended family seem to manage to polish off a starter, main *and* dessert when we eat out with them - however they manage I just don't know...

itsallinthemind

Isn't it funny how excited or horrified we are at the prospect of pudding?

I would say C. I have never bought a desert for use at home or out. It is something I feel I suffer when I forget to warn someone and it is put in front of me!

My dear mother however loves them, eating out is a starter and dessert and if she was a single woman I believe she would live on puddings! I think when my father passes away she will live on sardines on toast, cheese on toast, cheese and crackers and puddings!

daska

We usually only have a sweet course at home if it's a celebration but I occasionally boil a pudding if everyone's cold (yes, boiled, in a tea towel, it's the only way to cook a good spotted !!!!!!).

xmaslolly76

I'm not a big pudding eater so we rarely have a sweet with our dinner sometimes in the summer we will have a bowl of icecream in the evening. We do normally have icelollys in the freezer all the time so if the kids want a treat and they eat all their dinner i let them have one of those