Pudding

it is beleived that Indians made their pudding from cooked rice with a milky watery mixture added to it, the ingredients for this is milk, eggs and water they let the rice set in a massive tub until the mixture became one and thick.

Giga Pudding, a Japanese product, seems to be a giant gelatin-custard concoction with a caramel type topping. See the links below for a look see.

Pudding is a mixture

What I usually do, is I put my pudding in a container that comes with a cover.

You could use a small Tupperware container.

If you use plastic wrap, push the wrap down onto the surface of the pudding and let the edges lap over the sides of the bowl. This will keep air off the surface of the pudding, prevent sweating, and also prevent a skin forming on the pudding as it cools.

It is heterogeneous there are pieces of rice in a creamy matrix.

no

there are 12 grams of carbohydrates in a black pudding.

It depends on where you put it, and how much pudding we're talking about.

no,it will melt trust me i did that one.......

80 calories per 95 grams

Black pudding is popular in the UK, Ireland and Sweden. It is not popular in the US. King Henry VII was said to love it. Sir Issac Newton was said to hate it. It has very few carbs and some consider it a very healthy breakfast food.

yes ready made pudding mixes contain gluten

Really both of them are not that healthy.

Yeah but Vanilla Pudding taste better Yummy!!!

Are you stir-ing your rice,if so you shouldn't be because the rice will harden and may seem uncooked:)

Are you cooking the rice before putting it in the pudding? You should be!

They stopped making the original ones. Banana ones were my fave... not sure why they stopped. Popsicle brand has some new ones out, but they are not the same... and they don't have banana. I did find a recipe for making your own though. See the related link below.

You might not have cooked it long enough or it may not have enough egg or cornstarch (or flour if that's what you used).

The clangers

Put it in the oven for a bit

Rutherford an =d two of his assisstants sat up an alpha emitter which is a helium nucleus in a vaccum, when the alpha particles hit the foil sheet some of them went straight, some were reflected and some were deflected (that was not expected to happen).

So Rutherford concluded that an atom is mainly an empty space that is why most of the particles went straight through. Moreover, he said that there is a positive molecule in the middle that is why some particles were reflected, also some were reflected because the positive molecule in the middle is very heavy and fixed strongly in its place.

These conclusions probably will contradict with the theory of the plum pudding model because if stated that the atom is mainly like a positive dough and negative charges are spread out through it.

According to their LISTED ingredients, there are no Caseinates (another form of MSG), but there *is* Carageenan (a seaweed-based thickener) that can be a form of unnatural-Glutamate-extract, depending on how it was processed.

J.J. Thompson

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well i know a guy who died from it so i will say no!