Inquiring minds want to know: violet pudding
Milz
absinthe at mad.scientist.com
Wed Aug 22 02:20:37 UTC 2001
--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., "Amy Z" <aiz24 at h...> wrote:
> Amy Z
> who will now get 50 posts from her fellow Americans telling her
about
> other times they've eaten violets
Oooo! oooo! I wanna be post number one! I adore C. Howards Violet
Mints and Scented Gum. Yum.
Seriously, from what this American understands, "pudding" in England
means any dessert, including a sweet pudding like sticky toffee
pudding. "A" pudding, however, can be boiled, baked or baked. It can
be sweet or savory(Yorkshire pudding, black pudding).
The American cornstarch-based pudding is also "a" pudding
or "pudding" itself. But it's not to be confused with one of my
favorite Mark Twain stories, "Puddin'Head Wilson", whose lead
character was neither "a" pudding or "pudding".
;-)Milz
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