Desserts!
After
you’ve got through you main meal on Christmas day, it doesn’t matter how full
you are, there is always room for you to have a dessert. There are quite few
options for what you can have, and I’m going to be talking about some of those
today.
CHRISTMAS
PUDDING
Perhaps
the most traditional and most festive of all the choices on this list,
Christmas pudding. I am always surprised when people tell me they don’t like
it, because I think it is absolutely delicious.
YULE
LOG
As
I explained in a previous post, I am someone who absolutely ADORES chocolate. Therefore,
whenever I get the chance to eat it, I do so! A chocolate log is the best
excuse to eat it as part of a Christmas meal. Cake, chocolate, and icing sugar
in one dish! Absolutely divine!
MINCE
PIES
I
have been informed that mince pies are very much a British tradition, and it is
difficult to find them anywhere else in the world. By the way, this doesn’t mean
that contain beef or lamb mince, just in case you were wondering and found it
odd that we put mince into a pudding. Rather confusingly, they are made from
mincemeat, which is a combination of suet and dried fruit. Christmas puddings
are made from the same mixture. Mince pies are, however, a very divisive thing
and you will either hate them with a passion or, like I do, absolutely love
them. If you are someone who has never spent Christmas in Britain before, I highly
recommend trying them, possibly hot and covered in cream or ice cream.
There
you have it then, a few ideas for desserts this Christmas, if you have any
other ideas or wish to get in touch to talk about anything in this post, you
can do so in the comments section below, or on my social media links in the
table at the end of this post. The big day is closing in now, but I am still
going to be posting over the next few days. Keep up with me to find out when
they will be up, but until then, keep festive, keep smiling, and above all
else, keep believing!
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