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pudding | American Dictionary

pudding
noun[ C/U ]
us/ˈpʊd·ɪŋ/
a sweet dish, often made from sugar, milk, flour, and flavoring, and usually eaten after a meal:
[ U ]I’ll make rice pudding for dessert.

Examples of pudding

pudding
He occasionally took them some of his speciality home-baked bread pudding, and politely accepted their periodic invitations to share a meal.
Yet if the pudding is over-egged in places, it is still a highly nourishing and appetising concoction.
The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
It was a pity that this pudding was academically over-egged; for no activity stands in greater need of an articulate public sphere than architecture.
The occasional pudding was commonly of the suet variety with jam or treacle.
For example, one can eat rice, pudding, cake or chocolate.
He himself takes no afternoon tea and his dinner is reduced to soup, milk pudding and a banana.
The proof of the pudding is always in the eating.
Of course, the best proof of a constructional approach's descriptive benefits is in the pudding.
He bemoaned their rejection of cheap but nutritious northern dishes such as ' hasty pudding ' (milk porridge).
But the proof of the pudding here ought to be in the eating.
But the proof of the pudding should have been left in the eating.
Then we'll eat the pudding.
The small goose passes the test since "one small atom of a bone" remains on the plate, and the whole family vocally assesses the small plum pudding.
The proof of the pudding will be in the eating.
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