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sweetpollypurebred
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 Posted - 07/10/2007 : 16:42:03
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i have a serious question
i saw someone making christmas pudding recently on the telly
and i being american have never tried it
is it as good as it looks to be
and is it very difficult to make?
this questions for my friends in the uk |
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kathryn
~ Selkie Bride ~
Belgium
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Posted - 07/10/2007 : 16:43:50
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So it's an anti-American thread that's supposed to be pro-Brit dessert? Or is it pro-Christian?
I got some heaven in my head
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floop
= Wannabe Volunteer =
Mexico
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Posted - 07/10/2007 : 16:50:04
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| it seems slightly anti-midget |
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sweetpollypurebred
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Posted - 07/10/2007 : 16:52:21
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wow your touchy
i am going to invite gay fat little people over for hotdogs and christmas pudding and then we will listen to madman across the water or perhaps the soundtrack to lion king |
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sweetpollypurebred
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Posted - 07/10/2007 : 16:53:08
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| by the way it was a serious question i was very curious after seeing it |
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TRANSMARINE
* Dog in the Sand *
USA
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Posted - 07/10/2007 : 17:11:56
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What is Christmas pudding? I once had a dream I was in the English countryside, thirsty, so I stopped off at a little pub thingy...I asked what they had to drink and they said "Christmas Coke". I ordered one, and it tasted like cinnamon was in the coke. I awoke, was eager to make Christmas coke, bought some cinnamon extract at the store (and Coke), put it together...and voila! Christmas Coke! It tasted just like the dream. Strangely, later that year during the holidays, Coke marketed a Christmas version of their Coke, and it tasted like mine!!!
Maybe it would go good with Christmas pudding.
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Srisaket
= Cult of Ray =
Thailand
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Posted - 07/10/2007 : 18:05:59
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Christmas pudding is truly delicious though I haven’t got a clue how difficult it is to make.
You must be able to get this in the US
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trobrianders
> Teenager of the Year <
Papua New Guinea
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Posted - 07/10/2007 : 18:54:49
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quote:
Originally posted by kathryn
So it's an anti-American thread that's supposed to be pro-Brit dessert? Or is it pro-Christian?
I got some heaven in my head
Pro heart-attack
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shineoftheever
> Teenager of the Year <
Canada
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Posted - 07/10/2007 : 19:11:02
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quote:
Originally posted by TRANSMARINE
What is Christmas pudding? I once had a dream I was in the English countryside, thirsty, so I stopped off at a little pub thingy...I asked what they had to drink and they said "Christmas Coke". I ordered one, and it tasted like cinnamon was in the coke. I awoke, was eager to make Christmas coke, bought some cinnamon extract at the store (and Coke), put it together...and voila! Christmas Coke! It tasted just like the dream. Strangely, later that year during the holidays, Coke marketed a Christmas version of their Coke, and it tasted like mine!!!
Maybe it would go good with Christmas pudding.
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His name is Dalton. He's got a degree in philosophy.
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this reminds me of about 2 and a half years ago. my step brother (12 years old at the time) was goofing around and my g/f was trying to get him to try coffee. he said he would drink it if it was mixed with something, "like coke", so we poured some coffee into his coca-cola and voila! it tasted like shit. just like the coke blak that came out a year or so later. we laughed our asses off when we saw it in the store though.
The waxworks were an immensely eloquent dissertation on the wonderful ordinariness of mankind. |
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shineoftheever
> Teenager of the Year <
Canada
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Posted - 07/10/2007 : 19:11:57
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he actually named his mocha-cola. which i think would be a better name anyways.
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Homers_pet_monkey
= Official forum monkey =
United Kingdom
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Posted - 07/11/2007 : 05:46:05
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You don't have Christmas pudding in America? I never knew that.
It's bloody delicious.
 I'd walk her everyday, into a shady place
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Srisaket
= Cult of Ray =
Thailand
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Posted - 07/11/2007 : 06:52:06
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Originally posted by Homers_pet_monkey
You don't have Christmas pudding in America? I never knew that.
It's bloody delicious.
I'd walk her everyday, into a shady place
You can buy it in the States. My brother lives near Baltimore and like a sad homesick Limey expat he finds somewhere to buy it it every Christmas to eat on his Jack Jones. |
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bedrock_barney
= Cult of Ray =
United Kingdom
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Posted - 07/11/2007 : 06:56:48
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My grandmother used to make her own and stirred in sixpences wrapped in greaseproof paper throughout the pud. It tended to concentrate one's mind when we got to the last course on Christmas Day.
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PixieSteve
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Poland
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Posted - 07/11/2007 : 08:39:05
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mmm christmas pudding. it's always a great family occasion when it's lit with brandy.
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coastline
> Teenager of the Year <
USA
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Posted - 07/11/2007 : 09:09:49
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I'd like to be lit with brandy right about now.
Where ya been lately, Steve?
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cptnpasty
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Posted - 07/11/2007 : 09:19:55
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christmas pudding is no harder to make than a fruit cake is. it's very very rich and also yummy.
the proper traditional ones are so drenched in hard liquor that you make them almost a year in advance, and they preserve themselves. it is unchristian to eat christmas pudding without custard, or, if you must, cream. |
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SPEEDYMARIEGONZALES
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Posted - 07/11/2007 : 09:43:35
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http://www.alicepudding.com/
maybe not the pudding your looking for but interesting
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Carl
- A 'Fifth' Catholic -
Ireland
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Posted - 07/11/2007 : 10:04:11
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Preparing for Christmas early, eh?!
"I hate how the reptile dreams it's a mammal. Scaley monster: be what you are!!" - Erebus. |
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PixieSteve
> Teenager of the Year <
Poland
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Posted - 07/11/2007 : 10:23:16
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hah yeah, if you can't escape christmas when it's 6 months either side of you, when can you...
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Homers_pet_monkey
= Official forum monkey =
United Kingdom
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Posted - 07/11/2007 : 11:04:30
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Originally posted by cptnpasty
christmas pudding is no harder to make than a fruit cake is. it's very very rich and also yummy.
the proper traditional ones are so drenched in hard liquor that you make them almost a year in advance, and they preserve themselves. it is unchristian to eat christmas pudding without custard, or, if you must, cream.
Oh it has to be cream for me.
I'd walk her everyday, into a shady place
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sweetpollypurebred
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Posted - 07/11/2007 : 13:56:05
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| i am on a mission now to find some |
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