Sentence examples for puddings from inspiring English sources
The word 'puddings' is correct and usable in written English
It refers to a type of dessert that is typically creamy and smooth in texture, often made with milk, sugar, and flavorings. You can use 'puddings' to refer to a variety of different types of desserts, such as rice pudding, bread pudding, or even chocolate pudding. Example: "The pastry chef at the restaurant specializes in creating unique and delicious puddings, such as a caramelized banana rum pudding and a decadent white chocolate raspberry pudding."
3. Health and safety prevents people putting coins in Christmas puddings If you don't put pennies in your puds anymore, it's not because the Government outlawed the practice: "health and safety law is concerned with what goes on in your workplace, not what you're eating after a Turkey dinner - it doesn't prevent coins or any other lucky charms being put in puddings.
My ex-boyfriend's lovely dad used to pour it on his puddings as a sauce.
Egg and dairy-based dishes such as frittata, rice puddings and custards taste far better warm than "piping hot".
When the puddings arrived we got on to the topic of my bakery, the types of cakes I make and how the offer changes seasonally.
Bake for 15 minutes, until the puddings have just set but still have a slight wobble in the middle.
We had puddings they had to cook specially instead.
For all that I love big and bold flavours, at the moment I keep being drawn to mild set milk puddings.
The book is widely seen as representing all that is traditionally English, yet there are among the raised game pies and boiled suet puddings, innumerable foreign dishes.
He is 41 and feels the muffin tops a-piling up, so he buys a running machine and gives up drink and puddings.
Food companies have pumped sugar into bread and peanut butter, as well as puddings and fizzy drinks.
Nestlé, which describes itself as a "nutrition, health and wellness company", has been signed up to Mexico's main nutritional programme, the "National Crusade Against Hunger", to encourage businesswomen to make puddings in which they may use Nestlé products.
