Pudding

Well, in Tokyo Mew Mew she's 8 or 9 (she's 14 in the English version o_o), so she'd be roughly in 3rd or 4th grade.

Malva pudding is a delicious South African desert that is very popular in South African cuisine. It originates from the Dutch Afrikaners that came to South Africa and colonized during the 1600's and still they live there today. They brought the recipe to the country with them and it is now considered a South African delicacy. It is a favorite desert on the South African desert menus. The name 'Malva' came from Malvacea wine that used to be served with the pudding in the 17th century. The desert was considered a "taste of home" for the Dutch living in the newly established colony. The apricots in it were added since apricots were always available since they came up each summer. Malva pudding can still be found in a few Dutch restaurants throughout the Netherlands, but now it is predominately South African. Today, the pudding is now considered South African and is enjoyed by the natives, Dutch, and everyone living there and definatly should be a first to try in South African cuisine.

In Irish white pudding per 100grams there are 450 Calories , 7.0 grams Protein, 36.3 Carbohydrates ,31.8 Fat

NO They aren't exactly the same but what about custard, mousse, curd, or flan?

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because it used old stale bread and was an effective use for leftovers.
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Pudding is most often a dessert. Pudding is a sweet milk-based dessert, similar in consistency to egg-based custards as well as to more traditional puddings such as bread pudding and rice pudding.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating

Bird's nest pudding is a dessert made with apples and has a somewhat souffle like pastry. It is traditionally served with sweetened cream, flavoured with nutmeg. It must be served directly from the oven or it will fall. One recipe found online was first published in 1894. This pudding is mentioned in the book "Farmer Boy" by Laura Ingalls Wilder. Several recipes were located by typing bird's nest pudding into "Google".

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Three licks would not kill your cat if they are small licks, if it ate too much then it may die yes, if it did eat alot then you should take it to a vet. Otherwise I do not think that three licks would kill your cat no.

Unfortunately that is going to depend on the maker and the facility it is processed in. Most ingredients used in jelly is gluten free but the plant where they make it may not be. Also it will depend on what they use to thicken it with and whether that has been modified or not.

So there is no easy yes or no answer. All you can do is keep reading the label.

u can eat it in the small city i like to call bob city full of people named Johnny depp Mr t chuck Norris. this place is in the land of root bear.

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yes, pudding shouldn't hurt your drain at all.

In days of old pudding was sometimes made by placing the ingredients into a muslin cloth which was tied with a string and then steamed. The string that tied the cloth would have been the "pudding string." It was not a special string and only became the pudding string when it was used to tie the cloth about the pudding.

Some popular Mexican desserts are flan, sopapillas (fried sweet bread), fruit, ice cream, and cakes.

Jello is a desert-type food made of gelatin, fruit flavor, and coloring.

Pudding is a desert related to egg custard that is made of sugar and milk and is thickened with gelatin or corn starch.

Jello tastes a lot better than pudding.

Yes, it is a must as it helps make it rise and golden brown.

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my book says 10 hours on high

That depends on the ingredients in the recipe.