Pudding topic
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Re: Pudding topic
I think here in Ireland, and probably only here, "pudding" almost exclusively refers to blood pudding. People have "black puddin'" as part of a traditional breakfast (not me obvs, as a veggie!)
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Black pudding or blood pudding sounds disgusting to me, and it's certainly not what I had in mind when I made this thread. 
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Yeah, it's weird that it's just normal here, but the minute you think of it as an outsider it just sounds disgusting There was even a joke about that in the movie "Chasing Leprechauns"
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Well that’s because it’s like….a sausage. If they did have pudding it would not be a custard like it is in the states, but something cakey and sticky. Like bread pudding…mmmm…Rsandee wrote: Sat Sep 06, 2025 5:24 pm Black pudding or blood pudding sounds disgusting to me, and it's certainly not what I had in mind when I made this thread.