First-class passengers on ships, particularly the Titanic, often enjoyed luxurious meals that included a variety of elaborate dishes. Pudding was a popular dessert choice, reflecting the opulence of the dining experience, which featured multi-course meals. It was typically rich and flavorful, made with ingredients like cream, sugar, and various flavorings, catering to the tastes of affluent travelers. The inclusion of such desserts exemplified the high standards of service and culinary excellence expected by first-class passengers.
Depends on the airline, you can always bring your own. Some first class passengers eat like they are in a five start restaurant and some passengers eat peanuts.
you will only eat golden pudding if you what to
Ship's biscuits. Hard tack. Wevils. Dust.
a pro is that you can eat pudding a con is you have to eat pudding
a pro is that you can eat pudding a con is you have to eat pudding
go to the library go in a heated pool and they had many places to eat
eat pudding with a lump of butter
That is hard to say, I think they would have eaten BREAD-PUDDING because they ate BREAD and PUDDING, so YES they did eat BREAD-PUDDING.
Eat the pudding its always pudding
no
no
well you eat the pudding