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Old 05-16-08 | 02:40 PM
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Originally Posted by solveg
OK, I bought a can of it today... it was in no way a pudding. It was basically a dry date bread. I was very bummed out. It had no sauce/topping at all.

PLUS, it was very embarrassing to buy. This is Kansas, y'know. The cashier held it up and said, "What on earth is this??? Look (to those around her), have you ever seen this before? What aisle is it in?"
Told you the tinned stuff was rubbish. All you bought was the basic Pudding. That will be dry- so hence the great British tradition of Custard on everything.

I take it you are a bit of a chef so try the recipe I attached. It still has to have Custard on it to do it justice-and despite my earlier knocking of it---It is a great Carbo hydrate desert with a great taste for those of us in training for a century. In fact two servings of this on the morning of a ride and we will be doing double centuries. That is if we can get it away from the bottom of the stomach.(One very heavy pudding that sticks)
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