British food may still face ridicule abroad, but we’ve always had a secret weapon: pudding. Flour, sugar, eggs and butter ...

A crumble has no real laws and demands little effort, but is almost invariably delectable (not least because UK apples and ...

There are certain names of puddings that, if whispered to an Englishman of a certain age, will bring back near-Proustian ...

There is rarely a greater comfort than a dish of homemade sticky toffee pudding, apple crumble or treacle sponge being set on ...

E nglish Heritage has "sounded the alarm", said The Guardian. The "good old British pudding" is "facing extinction". If ...

The origins of Yorkshire pudding date back to the 18th century, though its roots can be traced further to medieval England. The dish was first introduced as a way to make the most of a roasting joint.

The Great British Pudding Mystery: What, Exactly, Is a Spotted Dick? Revisiting the Great British Bake-Off reunion you didn’t know you needed, thanks to the team at Gastropod by Madeleine Davies ...

In skittish mood during his tour of the Hebrides, Samuel Johnson devised a satirical meditation on a pudding in the style of ...

Rice pudding, though available across the pond, seems to hold a more special place in British hearts, according to Kalyn's observations. ‌ ...

We even solve the mystery of sticky toffee pudding, which seems as British as Oliver Twist, but turns out to likely be a 20th-century import from Canada.