'I'm not a dessert person' What a bloody silly thing to say.

[AtYourCervix]

Like saying 'I'm not a savoury person' or 'I'm not a main course type'.

fecking daft thing to declare. nobbers.

and it's pudding. not dessert.

Also I don't find dessert or pudding or whatever it's called and cheese / port are mutually exclusive. I love them all. If I had to choose only one though - it would be a glass of port

This is making me hungry I'm off to find some cake

I don't do puddings when I go for dinner, I much prefer starter and mains. I don't however mind if whoever I am with wants pudding. Once I've had wine, for some reason I lose my sweet tooth.

Pudding in the middle of the afternoon with a cup of tea is an entirely different matter though ...

French Fancy anyone? I like the yellow ones best.

french fancy with hot custard so it goes all melty, i am a pudding hand :)

What's a pudding hand?

the chat a few posts ago up thread was about how in scotland you say ' o i'm a cheese hand' if you like cheese etc...

I don't like cream, not all that keen on chocolate and am really not a dessert person. Port on the other hand yes please.

As for what it's called, come to Ireland and call it pudding. Then bask in the eye rolling and sniggering in your general direction. My aunt (many many years in England) is still referred to as Her Majesty after politely asking 'what's for pudding Mum?' in her best Thatcher accent.

Oh I missed that bit... I thought from the context it was someone who came up with greet new pudding combinations

o i can if the sugar carving is strong enough

Was thinking the same Katiepoes was always bemused by my English cousin asking about 'pudding' I thought she meant Christmas pudding, that was the only pudding I'd ever heard of. Besides black pudding obviously.

EmmaFreud do you want to go out for a 3 course dinner and we can have 3 desserts each?

I don't really like dessert and I never call dessert pudding. I love starters.

I'm killing myself laughing here at Blondes typo!!

crisps rather then cock

At least I hope it was a typo?!?

Anybody who does not like pudding is a puritanical cunt..

I don't really like chips much. People seem to find that odd too.

I only like cheese when it's on a pizza, on toast or in a grated cheese and onion sandwich.

Yes, what does she mean?!

I also hate people who are 'not dessert people' because I'm more often than not, they're not fat and have less cravings. So I fecking hate them because of all the willpower I have to muster to resist a chocolate fondat or a lemon meringue pie whilst they are perfectly satisfied without the calorie laden temptations.

I wish I bloody well was 'not a dessert person'. Life would be such simpler. And slimmer.

[Gets out of bed to go finish off the apple tarte tatin that's sitting in the fridge]

ha ha WorraLiberty iphone always changes choc for cock

reply is still the same tho

guess would be

1. crisps 2( cock
2. choc

pmsl

I'd rather have....no, I think I'll leave it there......

not so keen on crisps either

And now we have people who dont like chips and cheese either! Whatever is the world coming too.

Worra and Barroness can you feel the hate..?

Oh, you wouldn't hate me if you saw my hips. I like cheese. And wine. And cheese and wine. And pasta.......

thedietstarts
I happen to be slim now, but my cheese and wine habit has made that not always the case

I'm not a goody goody by skipping puddings - I just do not like vomiting !

My favourite restaurant does 3 courses for a set price. So I have a main course, dessert/pudding/sweet AND cheese. :)