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In Britain, dessert is often referred to as "pudding." This term can refer to a specific type of sweet dish, such as a steamed or baked dessert, but it is also used more broadly to describe any sweet course served at the end of a meal. Other terms like "sweet" can also be used informally to describe desserts.
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Is tiramisu a British dessert?
yes
What is a dessert is known to come from New Jersey?
Taffy if you call that dessert.
What is ti call when a person travels from dessert to dessert?
by gbs that is way to easy
What do you call a dessert chef?
patissier
What you call the item post dinner?
Dessert.
What do you call when the sun heats up the land?
Your answer is a DESSERT
What did the egyptians call the dessert surrounding their country?
The "desert"
What do you call a place that gets little or no rain?
A Dessert
Do the British drink tea with dessert while Americans are having coffee?
Not Every1 I Dont And Im British
Is which province or territory can you find a dessert?
Restaurants in every part of Canada serve dessert. The restaurants in Osoyoos, British Columbia, which is located in Canada's only desert, also serve dessert.
What do french people call small dessert treats?
Mignardises
What did the Romans call desert?
The Latin term for dessert was "mense secunda". It literally means "second table" but was their term for dessert course.
