The Old Original Bakewell Pudding Shop

[Pete]

My OH took her folks on a run out into Derbyshire today and brought back a Bakewell Pudding. Is there anything nicer?

Mind you, after eating (most) of it, I had to race to the bathroom to brush my teeth - man they are sweet.

[Fly]

Is there anything nicer?

Black pudding, love it. Used to be a butcher on the market years ago, sliced it off a great block 

[emmz]

proper bakewell pudding is sweet but i dont think you can eat much as i think can make you feel quite sick.
Annnd eeeeew fly don't like black pudding at all!

[Fly]

Try the Tesco one/variety. There's less lumps of white fat in it.
Makes a great sandwich for a Sat/Sun teatime.
Bag of crisps, couple of pickled onions 

[~Aitch~]

I'd be struggling to decide whether I prefer Bakewell pudding or black pudding.   They are equally scrummy.

[Fly]

I'm not a big sweet/pudding eater.
Don't think a Bakewell pud would go down to well with me.
Probably too sickly.
Love dark/plain chocky though 

[Big Dave]

O/H is diabetic which means more Bakewell pudding for me, I love it and black pudding too - yummy!

[Fly]

Dad was diabetic and passed away aged 53.

[therealjr]

Try the Tesco one/variety. There's less lumps of white fat in it.

Try ours, even better

[Old Cruser]

I love black pud hot (fried) or cold (sprinkled with salt) on bread -gulp un- healthy eating that!!
The bakewell pudding/tart shops were on tele on Sunday only caught the last bit of it though. love it but in small quantities 

[Big Dave]

Dad was diabetic and passed away aged 53.

Sorry to hear that Fly, that's far too young an age to go.