HISTORY LESSONS
hen we speak of pudding we will all, British or not, think of a sweet course concluding a meal. But the term “pudding” has only been connected to this part of the, meaning sausage, from which very likely came the French word . Another option is the West Germanic stem which meant “to swell”, or the Westphalian dialect meaning “lump”. One that is close is the Low German which was the word for their black pudding.
