First, for the purposes of this question, I am narrowing the analysis to Jews who keep kosher, e.g. follow the dietary laws, and also ignoring any personal Allergies.
Jews can eat pretty much any dessert, except certain types of cheeses (which may use non-kosher rennet) and alcohols (wines that were not subject to mevushal). However, if the preceding meal was a meat meal, the dessert must be non-dairy, must be prepared without any dairy, and must be prepared koshered utensils (utensils that have been properly washed and/or have never had contacted with dairy).
bowls!
A Reform Jew can eat whatever they wish to eat.
The only common type of puddings that Muslims can eat would be rice pudding. Which is due to rice pudding not containing any swine product or byproduct.
they eat rare fungi called Faojhbfvpqoi! only found in india!
It is my firm belief that Christians, like any other person who eats Christmas puddings, do so because they are delightfully tasty!
A Jewish person could eat as much fish and bread at a meal as anyone else of similar size.
Found this website that said wandering Jew was on the list of herbs guinea pigs could eat. Found this a reall great site for lists of things guineas love to eat. etc. http://www.australiancavysanctuary.com/guineapiginfodiet.htm
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caca flavor becouse vikings used goat poo to make pudding
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Food. - Voldemort
Yes, Jews can eat Yorkshire puddings, but it depends on dietary restrictions such as kosher laws. If the ingredients used to make the puddings are kosher and prepared in accordance with these laws, then they are permissible. Typically, Yorkshire puddings are made with flour, eggs, and milk, so those adhering to kosher dietary laws would need to ensure these ingredients meet kosher standards. Additionally, if someone follows a dairy-free diet or has other dietary restrictions, they would need to consider those as well.