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mushy-williams — 16 years ago(June 30, 2009 04:05 PM)

in series 3 when barbarah announces that there to have their tea from the chippy, Dave asks for "pudding chips and gravy and a can of dandellion and burdock" what is 'pudding' exactly? i thought it might be black pudding but i dont know of a fish and chip shop that serves it, anyone know what it is?

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No thank-you, buna

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A drink made with plants, buna

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What is a can of dandelion and burdock exactly, hana!?

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dont try is my advice lol, black pudding is not nice!

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Im from Scotland and we get Black pudding suppers here but iv never tried one.

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ergh steak and kidney pies, like the steak but hate the kidney :S

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Actually, a pudding refers to a Steak and Kidney pudding, sometimes referred to as "Babbies 'Yed" in some northern towns. It's a soft suet pastry shell surrounding chunks of steak and kidney, at it's not half tasty!
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You are welcome. I was unsure of what this meant until I was told. Funny, but I am not even English! I'm telling a northerner their own language!!
Shut up!. I think you'll find it's called The Jeremy Kyle Show!

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thanks for the help. even though i live in the north ive never heard of that term!

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It's a northern term, Dave wants a meat pie.
Shut up!. I think you'll find it's called The Jeremy Kyle Show!

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