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Do you have pudding after dinner every day?
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we have fruit and a square of chocolate. Small inexpensive treat that tricks us into feeling like we've had a pudding.0
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We rarely have pudding if we do it will be fruit or yogurt the only time we have proper desert is Christmas or Birthdays1 Sealed Pot Challenge # 1480
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Only regularly at weekends. Not usually during the week.
Always had a pudding when I was a child, usually milk based (soya milk for me) - my mum thought it was important for some reason!0 -
I would eat the pudding first - best bit. Now I have my pudding for breakfast!
My favourites are sponges with custard, rice pudding (home made) and bread and butter pudding.I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer.
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Not really during the week, the odd time. More often at weekends, not always. Certainly not every night.0
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I have yogurt or fruit and occasionally Rice Pudding i don't eat Chocolate cakes or ice cream although frozen yogurt is something i also have sometimes if its on offer.Irregular choice addict:j
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We gave up puddings on weekdays once the children went to uni too. Now we have fruit and then a square of chocolate with our after dinner coffee.DH hates yogurt so I rarely buy it.
We still have puddings at weekends and if we have visitors.0 -
No pudding. Then again I eat by myself in front of the TV/laptop so I don't really have a formal evening meal.“I want to be a glow worm, A glow worm's never glum'Coz how can you be grumpy, when the sun shines out your bum?" ~ Dr A. TappingI'm finding my way back to sanity again... but I don't really know what I'm gonna do when I get there~ LifehouseWhat’s fur ye will make go by ye… but also what’s not fur ye, ye can jist scroll on by!0
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I only usually make a pudding to follow Sunday dinner. Other than that I do bake some cupcakes, muffins or brownies once a week. The only one that looks for pudding most days is my youngest who is hollow. He'll have either fruit, yoghurt, ice-cream, individual steam pudding and custard, angel delight, jelly, or even cereal sometimes.Over futile odds
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DD (8) and DS (4) expect pudding but I think this stems from school dinners where they always have proper puddings (jelly and cream tomorrow!). Home puddings are yoghurt and fruit. DH and I don't have pudding.
Growing up we only had a pudding on Sundays, maybe a vienetta or arctic roll
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