What do you have with your crumble?

[SybilTheSpy]

Yes, a pressing topic for a Monday.

I fee like it needs to be something cold to counteract that lava like temps of a crumble but I hear that some people favour hot custard. Are you an asbestos-mouthed hot custard consumer?

I always like ice cream with a warm dessert. I like the mix of hot and cold.

I hate custard. Happy with any type of cream or vanilla ice cream or plain.

Ice cream for preference, but usually warm custard.
Then the leftovers the next day with cold thick wobbly custard.
I'll have evaporated milk occasionally.

Hot custard or cold ice cream, I like the hot/cold contrast but can't bear cold custard.

Yep this is what I like too. If I don’t have that I’m an ice cream and cream person.

Cold custard

Ah, well, there's a trick to it, you see. What you do is take the crumble out of the oven a good 10 minutes before serving it. That puts paid to its molten lava qualities, and you can then happily serve it with hot custard.

Custard

I don't think I'd have the nerve to order it, but that sounds lush 😂😍

Warm custard.

Anything else is the wrong answer.

I prefer all hot puddings cold. So I’d have cold crumble with cold cream.

Hot crumble, cold custard is the correct answer, and that is a scientific fact.

I like custard or pouring cream. Never ice cream, I can’t take the contrast in temperatures.

Hot crumble with lashings of warm custard

my conclusion is that if you're serving crumble to guests you'd better have an array of things for them to choose from. hot custard seems to be the favourite though.

no not custard, too sweet, it needs cream/yoghurt to counteract the sweetness