What pudding did the Romans have?

Answer 1

The word pudding may be a small problem. If you mean pudding, as known in America, which is a boiled or baked egg/milk concoction, the Romans were not known for these types of dishes because milk was rarely, if ever, used in their cooking. However if you mean pudding as a general dessert as known in Great Britain, the Romans had a lot. Their preferences were fruit and nuts, either fresh, dried or blended into pastries, which was topped with honey. They also had a type of souffle that some writers liken to cheesecake. They had a forerunner of baklava, with nuts and honey wrapped in layers of thin pastry. However, their all time favorite was fresh apples.

Answer 2

If you mean pudding in the American sense of the word, which is a custard, the Romans had them. They knew the binding properties of eggs and used them in main dishes as well as for dessert dishes. If you mean pudding in the British sense of the word, meaning dessert in general, the Romans had many types of desserts. The above mentioned custard dishes, cakes, plain fruit or fruit mixtures covered with honey. They even had a version of ice cream innovated by the emperor Nero.

If you mean pudding in the American sense of the word, which is a custard, the Romans had them. They knew the binding properties of eggs and used them in main dishes as well as for dessert dishes. If you mean pudding in the British sense of the word, meaning dessert in general, the Romans had many types of desserts. The above mentioned custard dishes, cakes, plain fruit or fruit mixtures covered with honey. They even had a version of ice cream innovated by the emperor Nero.

If you mean pudding in the American sense of the word, which is a custard, the Romans had them. They knew the binding properties of eggs and used them in main dishes as well as for dessert dishes. If you mean pudding in the British sense of the word, meaning dessert in general, the Romans had many types of desserts. The above mentioned custard dishes, cakes, plain fruit or fruit mixtures covered with honey. They even had a version of ice cream innovated by the emperor Nero.

If you mean pudding in the American sense of the word, which is a custard, the Romans had them. They knew the binding properties of eggs and used them in main dishes as well as for dessert dishes. If you mean pudding in the British sense of the word, meaning dessert in general, the Romans had many types of desserts. The above mentioned custard dishes, cakes, plain fruit or fruit mixtures covered with honey. They even had a version of ice cream innovated by the emperor Nero.

If you mean pudding in the American sense of the word, which is a custard, the Romans had them. They knew the binding properties of eggs and used them in main dishes as well as for dessert dishes. If you mean pudding in the British sense of the word, meaning dessert in general, the Romans had many types of desserts. The above mentioned custard dishes, cakes, plain fruit or fruit mixtures covered with honey. They even had a version of ice cream innovated by the emperor Nero.

If you mean pudding in the American sense of the word, which is a custard, the Romans had them. They knew the binding properties of eggs and used them in main dishes as well as for dessert dishes. If you mean pudding in the British sense of the word, meaning dessert in general, the Romans had many types of desserts. The above mentioned custard dishes, cakes, plain fruit or fruit mixtures covered with honey. They even had a version of ice cream innovated by the emperor Nero.

If you mean pudding in the American sense of the word, which is a custard, the Romans had them. They knew the binding properties of eggs and used them in main dishes as well as for dessert dishes. If you mean pudding in the British sense of the word, meaning dessert in general, the Romans had many types of desserts. The above mentioned custard dishes, cakes, plain fruit or fruit mixtures covered with honey. They even had a version of ice cream innovated by the emperor Nero.

If you mean pudding in the American sense of the word, which is a custard, the Romans had them. They knew the binding properties of eggs and used them in main dishes as well as for dessert dishes. If you mean pudding in the British sense of the word, meaning dessert in general, the Romans had many types of desserts. The above mentioned custard dishes, cakes, plain fruit or fruit mixtures covered with honey. They even had a version of ice cream innovated by the emperor Nero.

If you mean pudding in the American sense of the word, which is a custard, the Romans had them. They knew the binding properties of eggs and used them in main dishes as well as for dessert dishes. If you mean pudding in the British sense of the word, meaning dessert in general, the Romans had many types of desserts. The above mentioned custard dishes, cakes, plain fruit or fruit mixtures covered with honey. They even had a version of ice cream innovated by the emperor Nero.

Answer 3

If you mean pudding in the American sense of the word, which is a custard, the Romans had them. They knew the binding properties of eggs and used them in main dishes as well as for dessert dishes. If you mean pudding in the British sense of the word, meaning dessert in general, the Romans had many types of desserts. The above mentioned custard dishes, cakes, plain fruit or fruit mixtures covered with honey. They even had a version of ice cream innovated by the emperor Nero.

Answer 4

they made fruit cakes cause they grew fruit and chocalate didnt grow yet . but im glad it did cause i love chocalate