To want dessert every night??

[chillimartini]

I have to have a little dessert every night after dinner...I have alpro hazelnut and chocolate, a few squares or Lindt or a small slice of cheesecake. It's not good but I just crave it! Any suggestions for low fat desserts...no fruit please!!! I want something goey and sweet!!

Yes. It’s pudding, not dessert.

I have a little something every night! No, where is my cookie dough...

@Polarbearflavour it's dessert because I usually have something light.

No harm. Little bit of what you fancy does you good

Noooooo it’s pudding!!!!!

Pudding pudding pudding.

Even if it’s light is still pudding

I have to agree with @Polarbearflavour. Even if it’s only a square of chocolate, it’s still Pudding. We never ever use the D word to refer to the sweet course after a meal

Mousses. Lemon, chocolate or strawberry.

It is dessert

Yes. It’s pudding, not dessert.

No, it’s “afters”

Puddings come out of pudding bowls.

I was told by a chef that a pudding is hot, a sweet is cold and a dessert was fruit/nuts eaten away from the table, ie desserted.

It's dessert.

shakes head

www.countryliving.com/uk/news/news/a2593/english-vocabulary-upper-class-etiquette/

FFS can you all just make some suggestions. I will call it dessert as pudding to me brings up images of warm bowls of bread and butter with custard

@Polarbearflavour you are missing the point of the thread. I'm not interested in being judged by you.

Sorbet?

Meringues are low fat.

Jelly.

Nakd bars (choc orange one is lovely!)

@BifsWif that's sounds yummy!

😂😂 now YABU

I DID make a suggestion OP and you’re completely righg anoug pudding too

Pudding in this house and yes, we have a little something every night. Tonight I have had several somethings

@Thecurtainsofdestiny jelly!! I had forgotten about jelly!

It's pudding.

Nothing wrong with having something OP. Would A yoghurt or fruit do?

@ViragoKnows sorry! You did and it was a good one...thank you

Oooh I love sorbet. And meringues!

It's not pudding it's dessert.
Pudding is a type of cake.
Dessert is a generic term to describe a sweet after dinner course.

And don't even get me started on people who call dinner 'tea'
Tea is a drink!

You could opt for a piece of fruit to cut down on the calories