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    What sort of things does everyone give as puddings other than fruit and yoghurts?

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    i have tried alsorts of puddings with my mindees but they wont eat them! i tried fruit crumbles, custard,sponge puds. all they say is "can we have a yogurt instead!" so i have given up. i do occasionaly for a treat get chocolate yogurts, but try not too as i end up eating them!

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    As a treat mine have meringue with fruit and ice cream.

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    Sponges with custard, fruit with custard (like stewed apples but also tinned pears and peaches are especially good) milk puds such as blancmange, rice pud, semolina, bread and butter pudding, scones with jam, tinned fruit (in juice) with evaporated milk.

    Occasioanlly icecream or jelly.

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    I don't do puddings apart from fruit and yogart. Coming from a family that has a tendancy to put on weight, puddings are reserved as treats

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    Quote Originally Posted by sweets View Post
    i have tried alsorts of puddings with my mindees but they wont eat them! i tried fruit crumbles, custard,sponge puds. all they say is "can we have a yogurt instead!" so i have given up. i do occasionaly for a treat get chocolate yogurts, but try not too as i end up eating them!
    same here, everytime i try to offer a pudding they ask for grapes or yougurts, lord i get through so many bunches of grapes they are addicted
    PRINCESS DAISY FLOWER

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    Default Re: Puddings

    Yoghurt, fromage frais, ice cream... sometimes crumbles, pies or sponges with custard.

    I look after 2 children who won't touch fruit which makes me very sad.

    We tend to forget that children need the fat and sugar.

    I'm not talking about lots or high fat / sugar stuff but they need more than us as part of a healthy diet.

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    we have ice-cream, home made cakes and buns, banana and custard , chocolate or strawberry mouse.
    if i was to do fruit and icecream they wouldnt eat it so i just make sure they have fruit for snacks and veg with tea then pudding is whatever i come accross.

 

 

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