Did it look like this?
From watching youtube, they say that bread pudding in the US and UK are different. I’m wondering if what I’m picturing is what you’re describing.
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Yes that’s it. I used to make it but i would soak the stale bread in water then squeeze the water out then put all the other ingredients in. It was solid but edible.
This is the video that i watched, he’s from the UK in Yorkshire but lives in another country now.
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Yum! 
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It might have turned out better if i hadn’t cooked it in the microwave to save on the cost of it in the oven.
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Tomorrow is shrove Tuesday, so going to have pancakes for dinner. We have them with lemon juice and lots of sugar.
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Ahh that’s a shame. Obviously different ‘spoons’ must offer different menus.
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I have won £10 on the Set For Life lottery draw.
Deciding how to spend my new found riches 
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Mine’s a large gin and tonic…
Cheers!!!
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,.,
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Superb!
I’ll buy the crisps.
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Congrats! 
I used to play Scratchers. You scratch off the covering on a card with a coin to see if you won. Everyone says you lose with those things so I kept a spreadsheet of how much money I spent buying them and how much I won. When I stopped, I was ahead, so just fun.
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I wouldn’t keep a spreadsheet on gambling, the truth hurts 
That’s your own truth (not anyone else’s BTW) 
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Well done, thing is will you spend it on more lottery tickets?
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Good question…I’ve sent it the bank account but I’m happy to invest £3 a week for the remote chance of getting £10,000 a month
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That’s good. I used to write down the numbers that used to come up and the ones that came up more i would put them on the ticket, it does work sometimes, but couldn’t be bothered anymore.
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Only when you’re losing. It’s all good when you’re winning. 
I actually bought more tickets with the winnings. If I went negative, I might have quit, I guess, but not something I thought much about at the time.
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Would the stock market be considered gambling? I dabbled this last week and wondering if that’s what was keeping me up. day 1 down one hundred, day 2, down another, day 3 up 400. I think its time to exit that game.
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Probably depends on how you play it. Day trading is probably gambling. Buy and hold strategies in diversified stocks less so. That’s where a lot of pensions are.
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