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yes when you make a home maid one you can put all sorts of things in but wrap them up in tin foil
A coin was traditionally added to the pudding in the UK, a few hundred years ago, though it's not really considered part of the recipe today and ones you buy from a supermarket will be coin-free.
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Christmas pudding traditions?
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Do you have to put brandy in a Christmas pudding?
No, who is forcing you?
Why do we put money in Christmas puddings?
I think we do this for the same reason we do for a Yule Log. We put money in, and the person who gets the slice with the money in gets to keep it. It's only a thought, but there's a good chance of it being true!
What food had a Sixpence or a Threepence in it?
It was traditional to put silver coins into a Christmas pudding.
What did the cratchits put on the fire the Christmas carlol?
The Cratchits put a pot of boiling water on the fire to make a special Christmas pudding during the Christmas carol.
The tradition for putting sixpence in Christmas pudding?
boil the money in a saucepan full of water on the stove
How many pages does The Adventure of the Christmas Pudding have?
The Adventure of the Christmas Pudding has 256 pages.
What kind of of cakes are traditionally eaten at Christmas in Scotland?
Christmas Pudding and Dundee Cake.
What dessert did the Cratchits have for Christmas?
Its was Christmas pudding
What do people have in dessert on Christmas?
Christmas pudding
What is the dessert in England for Christmas?
Christmas pudding.
Why do you set Christmas puddings on fire?
Putting money in a Christmas pudding is a old tradition. The person who got the 6 pence in their piece of pudding is said to get good luck. They used to put a 6 pence in the pudding but now money is to dirty. Silver (6 pence was made out of silver) was dirty but when it was cooked it was alright.
