Pudding (disambiguation)

Pudding is a dessert or a savory dish.

Pudding may also refer to:

Food

 * Dessert generally, a usage seen in the United Kingdom and some other Commonwealth countries

Dessert puddings

 * Banana pudding
 * Bread pudding
 * Bread and butter pudding
 * Butterscotch, pudding
 * Cabinet pudding
 * Chocolate pudding
 * Christmas pudding
 * Plum pudding
 * Clootie dumpling
 * Cottage pudding
 * Figgy duff (pudding)
 * Figgy pudding
 * Fruit pudding
 * Hasty pudding
 * Indian pudding
 * Instant pudding
 * Jell-O Pudding, a dessert
 * Lemon delicious pudding
 * Mango pudding
 * Persimmon pudding
 * Pistachio pudding
 * Pudding Pops, frosty ice pop treats originally made and marketed by Jell-O
 * Rice pudding
 * Sago pudding
 * Sticky toffee pudding
 * Summer pudding
 * Sussex pond pudding
 * Sweet potato, pudding
 * Tapioca pudding
 * Treacle sponge pudding
 * Vanilla pudding, flavored blancmange

Savory puddings

 * Black pudding
 * Cheese pudding
 * Corn pudding
 * Groaty pudding
 * Liver pudding (liver mush)
 * Moin moin, a Nigerian steamed bean pudding
 * Pease pudding
 * Red pudding
 * Steak and kidney pudding
 * Tavuk göğsü, a Turkish milk pudding made with shredded chicken
 * White pudding
 * Yorkshire pudding

Other puddings

 * List of puddings, sweet and savory
 * Semolina pudding, or semolina porridge, a porridge-type pudding

Places

 * Pudding Butte, Oates Land, Antarctica
 * Pudding Lane, a street in London
 * Pudding Mill Lane DLR station
 * Pudding River, Oregon, a tributary of the Molalla River

Other uses

 * Pudding, a recurring character from the Space Channel 5 video game series
 * Pudding cloth, a reusable culinary utensil, similar to a cheesecloth or muslin, used for boiling a wide range of puddings
 * Pudding Shop, the nickname for the Lale Restaurant in Sultanahmet, Istanbul, Turkey
 * Plum pudding model, one of several scientific models of the atom
 * "The proof of the pudding, is in the eating", a proverb widely attributed to the Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes in his novel The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote