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And reader I ate it! Well not the back pudding. First meal out in 4months

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Subtle_badger

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

But a little confused, considering where you posted this: how can you not enjoy black pudding, tasty little protein and fat bombs, full of iron? I hope you skipped the toast, too 🤞

I sinned, I ate the toast but it was sourdough and the beans 😱 Have never liked the black pudding!

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ha - nobody eats the black pudding, ever. Well, except subtle_badger.

I usually nibble them a bit just cos I feel guilty about wasting food ...

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Subtle_badger in reply to TheAwfulToad

I'm from peasant stock, mixed in with hipster. Both lead to nose-to-tail eating (though I no longer eat brains). I even enjoy tripe as part of yum cha (but God save me from English style in a white sauce 🤢)

Flash-back to me in January, sadly reading the carbs in haggis, and realising that burns night was just going to be whisky and 'neeps.

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I have been known to monitor carbs in senna tablets🤣 But today was a celebration. First meal out and 50 years ago this morning was in labour with my son!

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AnnieW55 in reply to Subtle_badger

I’m with you, black pudding is great carbs or not. I ate the black pudding my husband had on his breakfast on Sunday - he wasn’t quick enough to order something in place of bp. I would have left the beans though.

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Arthrath in reply to Subtle_badger

Looove black pudding.

With a soft poached egg... heaven ❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰😍

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My husband ate it, but friend offered when I sent her photo 👍

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If your husband ever turns down the black pudding, you can send it my way 😁

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Good grief. The LCHF group is apparently full of people who actually like black pudding. I always knew you lot were a bunch of weirdos. :)

Slightly amusing anecdote:

We have a thing here called 豬血糕 (literally, 'pig blood cake') which is basically identical to black pudding, except that it contains rice instead of oats/barley. So, some years back we (my then-gf and me) were having a holiday back in the UK, and we stopped somewhere in Scotland for breakfast - which of course included black pudding. It should be noted at this point that 豬血糕 was one of ex-gf's favourite snacks. She poked the black pudding around on her plate with a "WTF is this?" expression, tasted it, and decided it was horrible.

Moral of the story: black pudding isn't nice even if you like black pudding.

in reply to TheAwfulToad

Still can’t imagine why you would want to eat it!

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Subtle_badger in reply to

It tastes delicious, it's full of protein and iron. And carbs, sadly, so I won't be restocking after I have finished the packet I bought after seeing your picture.

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A little of what you fancy does you good! 🤣xx

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Subtle_badger

Salad I made including the black pudding I purchased after reading this post.

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Looks a dream apart from the bp!! We’ve just had salad but bog standard, lettuce etc, chicken and ham.

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Original plan did not include black pudding, but it added complexity. The bacon was just salt and crunch with a little unami!

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Still beats radish, little gem, tomato, cucumber etc.

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They are all good to me.

Roasted radish is the first low carb alternative to potatoes I have enjoyed.

I had a tomato, cucumber and olive salad in mayonnaise for brekkie yesterday.

I used little gem leaves in my BLT. It was amazing.

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PurpleRaine

I'd have eaten the black pudding. The nicest black pudding I've ever eaten was in Jerez in Spain and it came as a surprise, I don't speak Spanish and thought I'd ordered something else but it was memorable. Shame it's off the menu for me now.