English pudding For many people in Britain, pudding is used as a synonym of dessert. (BASIC)
, it’s a kind of a cake, (SPICE)
up with fruit, ginger, or prunes. Pudding is usually eaten (HOT)
with custard. The word pudding was derived from the French word boudin that means a certain type of sausage in France. Originally, puddings were boiled or (STEAM)
in a sheep’s stomach, the same way as sausage. The original meaning of pudding as a kind of sausage is still found in Scotland where you can try so called black and white (PUDDING)
.
