As a child growing up, Christmas was always shared between grandparents. There would be the grandparents on my mother's side, and those on my father's side, all who needed to be visited at Christmas to celebrate with the family. Christmas was very important to my father's...
We've been getting a lot of questions lately about how The Pudding People are coping with COVID-19, and what steps we have taken to eliminate any possible spread of infection. Fortunately we haven't had to make any major changes. All deliveries are being made with...
You can always tell that Christmas is coming well in advance - our local supermarkets are always keen to bring out the mass manufactured Christmas Puddings, and Mince tarts well before Christmas, and this year is no different. Whilst The Pudding People can't help with...
We don't like to let on how old we are, so that part will remain a closely guarded secret, but one of the questions we are often asked, is how did The Pudding People begin? It all started by accident. In a previous full time job, conversation...
The history of the Christmas Pudding goes back to British days, when the Brits would celebrate their snowy cold Christmas with a Traditional Christmas Pudding. However in the Southern hemisphere, our Christmas Day is usually spent baking under the hot December sun. So what do we...
Our site may look brand new - but we're still the same Pudding People that you have been ordering from for years. New for Christmas in July 2019 is our Summer Pudding and accompanying Passionfruit Sauce. Rich with the smells and tastes of summer, including...
Christmas Puddings as we know them were introduced as a family tradition in Victorian times by Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert. The puddings looked and tasted very much as they do today. However, in those days they were all made at home and all the...
