Pudding or Dessert?
 

What do you say?

I think we all know the right answer here

Pudding

Dessert. Pudding is a type of dessert.

Neither, I call it "afters"

How did I know this one would be the expert on fatty foods? :idc:

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Both really

**** off

I don't like dessert, I told you I was lactose intolerant

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Wtf

I always thought afters was for bed time :joker:

Strange name for a plastic woman.

Dessert.

I thought everyone called it afters :worry:

I've literally never heard anyone call it afters before :joker:

Pudding, dessert, afters, sweet...whatever, just waiting for the day it becomes a pastry.
What is it with all these cookery shows now, saying they are doing a pastry when ii is a dessert with no sign of pastry?

dessert because I am not six years old

Dessert

I say afters or Pudding

Dessert is a French word and it's mainly used in United States (which doesn't surprise me that modern Britain uses this term now)

Pudding is more of a British saying (which doesn't surprise me that modern Britain uses the term Dessert now)

...pudding..but if someone offers me dessert I'll have that as well..I can often manage both...

dessert

Depends sometimes dessert or afters. Never pudding though.

Dessert unless it's an actual pudding :idc:

pudding, anything else is madness