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How healthy is Black Pudding?
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I was always led to believe that Black Pudding was not very healthy, but I noticed that the Black Pudding Sainsbury had was only 5% fat.
Surely this is relatively healthy compared to sausages and chips?
Surely this is relatively healthy compared to sausages and chips?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I love black pudding - you don't need to cook it. It is great whatever way you do it. I remember seeing a programme ages ago where they were catching pig's blood in a big basin. I have always assumed it was made with pigs blood and I (foolishly I expect because I don't really understand it) thought the white bits were white corpuscles in the blood which magically collected together to form the white bits. (I know, I know - silly bitch!)
I can't believe that the Great Black Pudding debate of 2012 is ongoing.
I like black pudding but have never had a 'black pudding supper' from the chip shop. One does purchase 'white pudding suppers' from the chip shop. As a fat person I only go to the chip shop about once a month, so it is a nice treat.
erin - the reason that we are seeing much less wild Haggis in the Perth area may be down to people eating the haggis balls. How are they expected to breed?
OP - does your family eat black pudding, haggis etc? What they need is pie from Murrays the baker. Such a local delicacy!
I like black pudding but have never had a 'black pudding supper' from the chip shop. One does purchase 'white pudding suppers' from the chip shop. As a fat person I only go to the chip shop about once a month, so it is a nice treat.
erin - the reason that we are seeing much less wild Haggis in the Perth area may be down to people eating the haggis balls. How are they expected to breed?
OP - does your family eat black pudding, haggis etc? What they need is pie from Murrays the baker. Such a local delicacy!
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