“Pudding” and “dessert” are pretty much synonymous in the UK, though it probably varies regionally. If someone said “pudding” in a dessert sense, they’re more likely to be talking about a baked dish than, say, ice cream or pie.
“Pudding” is historically also a broader term, and can also describe some specific savoury dishes, but it’s old fashioned.
I read this as toilet dessert and got confused
You’ve never snacked on a urinal cake?
The forbidden creme brulee
I feel like it would be classified as a pudding for some reason. I watch a lot of British TV and still don’t understand their version of puddings.
“Pudding” and “dessert” are pretty much synonymous in the UK, though it probably varies regionally. If someone said “pudding” in a dessert sense, they’re more likely to be talking about a baked dish than, say, ice cream or pie.
“Pudding” is historically also a broader term, and can also describe some specific savoury dishes, but it’s old fashioned.
Let them eat cake.
Came here to say this. To the guillotine with you!