Puddings

[Geoff Bannister]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, Janette <jnferr at ...> wrote:

montims:
 
> On another tack, I am delighted to find Worcestershire sauce in the shops
> here, and also in some steak restaurants, and I love asking for it, as the
> server always needs to clarify - "Woo -ss - ss - ss - sh - ss?"  In England,
> it's pronounced Wooster, pure and simple...

Geoff:
Not quite correct. It doesn't rhyme with 'rooster'. It's more 'wuss-ter' rhyming 
perhaps with 'fluster' and 'muster'. Another fun one for the North Americans 
is Leicester (or Leicestershire) pronounced 'less-ter'.