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SPOTTED DICK - To Eat Or Not To Eat? - WHAT ARE WE EATING?? - The Wolfe Pit
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2017
- Spotted Dick? WHAT? But the question is to eat, or not to eat?? Is it any good? Watch and see!
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As most of you already know my local Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, Dollar General or Walmart stores are my own personal adult playgrounds. I shop at these stores to find food that is generally highly processed, full of fillers and simply bad for us to eat regularly! Meat, vegetables, canned food, frozen food, refrigerated food, boxed food, vegan food, vegetarian food and all sorts of prepared foods, if it's cheap and questionable I will do a taste test and food review on it! I also show you these foods are no bargain like these discount stores and manufacturers lead you to believe. I do this to show you that fresh foods are not only healthier, but they're also cheaper than these so called bargain foods. So far I haven't gotten sick, but some of these foods are certainly questionable and have come close to making me sick.
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AUQUA123 And Rapeseed oil
Fivenights58 imported from either Somali or any middle eastern country.
Did you get that from Roman
Get your mind out of the gutter 😂
Almost died laughing ty
I had spotted dick a few years ago but thanks to my physician and a really great support group I'm feeling much better.
You might be feeling better but you know there is no cure right?
BAND 1 lol
BAND 1 😂😂😂😂😂😂
5:45 "i thought we were having steamed clams?"
"oh no i said steamed cans!"
"Pudding" in parts of the UK is what we'd call "dessert."
No actual Bill Cosby action required.
Puddings in America in the 1800s were that's way as well. A pudding in that sense basically meant a pastry boiled in a cloth bag
Did anyone else come here just because they thought the name was funny?
Arisu Kiti no
Preston Garvey Whelp ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Preston Garvey , anther roast needs your help, here I'll mark it on your map
calamitasCorvus Lol XD
calamitasCorvus Which is also delicious, just like this.
Tisdale, in western Canada, recently removed their famous slogan, "Home of Rape and Honey," They were a huge rapeseed producer.
Couldn't they have just added "seed" onto their "rapeseed"?
I blame Justin Trodeau*
*Probably spelled his last name wrong...but i don't care...
Bacon420 I think they would have the SVU on their ass
Rape is Canola.
For some reason I always just assumed spotted dick was some sort of weird canned fish.
Bunny Senpai I also thought it was fish. Not sure why.
I thought the same thing 😂😂😂
Probably because of Moby Dick xD
In England pudding is what you have for afters. Pudding and custard covers anything sponge.
As long as it's not a contraceptive sponge then it's ok.
Unless it's black pudding, or yorkshire pudding, or pease pudding...
eeee lad, ah laahke a nice bi' o' black poodin
twocvbloke Or 🎶"Pudding on my top hat, pudding on my tails"🎶
Puddin' on the Ritz
8:29 "Once again it slid out with ease"
I slide it back it in.
It's essentially a cake batter that is boiled or steamed as apposed to being baked. That is a pudding in the UK... also what we call dessert.
three billion thumbs up for "the wall" reference
To clarify for americans, pudding refers to two things in British English. The most common use is as a synonym for desert. Pudding can range from Ice Cream to trifle to cake and custard. Pudding also refers to certain battered / sewit based dishes, such as Yorkshire pudding, or steak and kidney pudding (a pie but with sewit instead of pastry).
However, pudding mainly means desert. That's all.
Barren lifeless lands are not that tasty.
I refuse to eat something called spotted dick sponge.....
sjnfaueefaefaef jdnsuiodsgsd you don't have to eat it just put it in your mouth... and you can spit to.
LOL ! You would eat spice cake under any name if you were truly hungry fool !
Nice Pink Floyd reference !!!
Thanks Arielle!
Glad I'm not the only one who caught it. :)
where I live in the UK I'm surrounded by rape fields lmao
thomas sayles it smells really bad too
thomas sayles oh my...
Oy vey.
i like the smell, it's only a couple of days its bad, i think is a smell of summer
Anybody notice the cheeky Floyd reference?
Mother, do you think they'll drop the bomb?...
You didnt say no homo how am i going to know this is no homo if you dont say no homo.
You will now always have to wonder about me......
Pudding is what us brits call dessert, and spotted dick is a pudding (dessert)
Goes back to the old days when the post-main-meal treat was actually some sort of sweet pudding and the name stuck.
Harrison Phipps Where I live in the States, you can only buy it at an international food store. I wish I had a Brit friend here so I could have some homemade lol
Leigh Ann, I got both of these from Amazon if you're interested.
Simpson's - amzn.to/2q5RXXM
TheWolfePit Thank you! :)
Originally a pudding was is something in a skin/gut (like a sausage) or cloth bag that was steamed or boiled.
Hence Black pudding (but not served as a pudding) and any of the steamed sponge/suet puddings (often placed in a cloth and steamed or boiled). Rice pudding also used to be served in a sausage style skin. Can't explain the pudding in Yorkshire Pudding (can thoroughly enjoy it though) unless you are talking about the cold ones served with Jam etc (and so got its name form the later meaning, something sweet served after a savoury meal).
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Devon I noticed that too lol
I'm only one man! LOL I fixed it! Thanks for letting me know!
TheWolfePit how dare you make a mistake. youtube is only for PERFECT PEOPLEEEEE GAHDJFKFJD
Taurus Fiend u stupid cow
youtube is ONLY for people who copypaste.
EVERYTHING
I lost it at the bedazzled glove 😂
Really, i dont know why i cant get enough of your processed food reviews. Dont stop cooking wolfe, but damnit ive watched every one of your reviews atleast 3 or 4 times-- May have a problem, but feel free to oblige me. they seem to do well on views so you may be on to something
That michael Jackson joke was hilarious
if you have spots there see s doctor
What we call the dessert course, the Brits called the "pudding" course. So anything served as a dessert is "pudding".
Not to be confused with "blood pudding" which is sausage. As George Bernard Shaw said: "Brittian and America are two nations separated by a common language".
Wrong, if we want a cake, say a cheese cake its not a 'pudding'.
John Cole wrong, it's still a pudding, anything eaten after dinner is called a pudding. Just like how cereal is breakfast, cheesecake is pudding.
Jason Maxwell maybe it's a north South thing .. and anything can be breakfast dinner or tea that just refers to the time of day really doesn't it? Or what you class it as doesn't really matee though does it ha
That's exactly what I'm saying, anything can be anything depending on when you eat it. but true, dessert, pudding, cake, who the fuck cares lol, food is food.
Pudding is what peasants call desert
Chris christe at a breakfast buffet😭😭😭😭
Perfect timing for this video. I'm leaving for my first trip to England tomorrow. Have to try the real fresh stuff then find these when I get back.
This entire video was hilarious I almost died twice thanks Wolfe 😂
its. amazing your highest scores are from England Scotland .. well at least from what I have seen .. just goes to show you the quality of American food compared to Europe
'Murica!
When I hear the words, "spotted dick sponge", I do not think of food for some reason. Silly me.
Love your jokes and awkward pauses fallowing are BRILLIANT. great timing.
To clear up with the pudding confusion:
The word comes over the Old French "botin" from the Latin "botulus" wich means stomach. It referrers to the way pudding been originally made.
The dish was cooked in a stomach, later in a kitchen cloth. Puddings were not only desserts, but also hearty meals made with bread,, vegetables or meat. Later on, the meaning turned over more to sweet desserts, but in the UK there are still many pudding dishes around, like blood pudding, steak and kidney pudding or Yorkshire Pudding (wich is actually a pate).
Why are you touching boiling hot water ?
Cause he is a man with a hand of asbestos.
To make sure it's hot. Duh.
You don't? It's just hot water! Is that NOT normal?
I always thought spotted dick had something to do with Morgan freeman
still dieing of laughter after the homer simpson moment xD
This is the funniest video I've seen this year 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
This is different think I would try these before trying blood pudding. Saw Andrew Zimmern love blood pudding and blood sausage. Don't have much in US to relate to those items.
Anyone know what are in those but blood ??
Thanks Larry for another great vid. Looks kinda like that BM bread in the can.
In my country (Argentina) it is kind of common to see blood sausage in every BBQ,and i can tell you that most of the times blood sausage is made with pig blood,pig ears,tails and other things nobody eats,its kind of good if it's roasted which gives it a kind of soft flavor,it's quite nice but you have to find someone that knows how to do it or its metallic taste is going to make you vomit a week's worth of food.
I am become dead meme.Destroyer of threads it's really nice fried in England we have blood sausage fried with a fried breakfast
Im from PR and we make ours with pig blood, rice, cilantro. Its really good. Especially with hot sauce lol
See I'm more of a savory person and would rather try the blood sausage! LOL
I am become dead meme.Destroyer of threads Thanks everyone for helping me to understand. If I have an opportunity I would try then. I appreciate your explaining.
Easy answer for ya, what we call pudding in America is a custard everywhere else in the world.
Interesting, thanks Jakob! Then what's what we Americans call custard called?
custard :-)
Did high school in Australia. So I had to learn a crash course on the differences in culinary terms.
In the UK any sponge (as well as savoury foods) that is cooked via being steamed is known as a pudding.
We eat pudding after the main meal. So we have replaced the word Desert for pudding in most households
The Wolf Pit--Steamed suet-based cakes are called "puddings" in England. My family cherishes a recipe for holiday plum pudding that is suet based and steamed. It was brought to America by my gateway ancestors from England in the early 18th century (before the colonies gained independence from England). The recipe is handed down from the first-born female to the first-born female of each generation. I will pass it to my daughter before I leave this vale of tears. There is an accompanying recipe for "hard sauce" which is as wonderful as the "pudding". For a detailed description of what this might be like, read Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Bob Cratchit's wife makes one for her family and Scrooge witnesses the family celebration with one of his ghostly visitors.
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FierceJudah your ART teacher.
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FierceJudah Oh my God I almost threw my phone. this was pissing me off so bad!! hahahaha
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In the United Kingdom and some of the Commonwealth countries, the word pudding can be used to describe both sweet and savory dishes. Unless qualified, however, the term in everyday usage typically denotes a dessert; in the UK, pudding is used as a synonym for a dessert course.[2] Dessert puddings are rich, fairly homogeneous starch- or dairy-based desserts such as rice pudding, steamed cake mixtures such as Treacle sponge pudding with or without the addition of ingredients such as dried fruits as in a Christmas pudding.[2] Savory dishes include Yorkshire pudding, black pudding, suet pudding and steak and kidney pudding.
The original pudding was formed by mixing various ingredients with a grain product or other binder such as butter, flour, cereal, eggs, and/or suet, resulting in a solid mass. These puddings are baked, steamed or boiled. Depending on its ingredients, such a pudding may be served as a part of the main course or as a dessert.
Boiled or steamed pudding was a common main course aboard ships in the Royal Navy during the 18th and 19th centuries. Pudding was used as the primary dish in which daily rations of flour and suet were prepared.
Steamed pies consisting of a filling completely enclosed by suet pastry are also known as puddings. These may be sweet or savory and include such dishes as steak and kidney pudding
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Crammer Jack
Good video but I SWEAR.......stop using a sharp knife to puncture cans and grasping ahold of the BLADE. As someone in healthcare, it's only a matter of time before you end up in the ED.
DocBravo I agree on knife safety, but a little cut is just blood. People with normal health properties will just deal with a little blood. I don't know if you have thin blood or a disorder were you bleed uncontrollably, but normal people can deal with cuts like it's nothing. I cut myself on accident at least once a month, haven't been to the ER in years.
One slip and it won't be a little cut. The hand has a healthy blood supply along with a ton of nerves for fine motor skills and relaying more sensitive information. The chance of either or is 50/50 the way he's doing it.
DocBravo I know, but even if it's a good amount of blood, just use a towel with pressure on the area until it stops bleeding. No need for an ER trip even with how much blood it would be. The finger will heal itself, and the most you can get is stitches. Stitches could be easily substituted just by the blood clot itself or super glue. If you say using super glue is ghetto or something, keep in mind hospitals have it as an alternative to stitches, so why waste time and money on an unnecessary ER trip
As a Medic and working in healthcare I know there are alternatives. A towel plus pressure won't always stop a significant wound. "How much blood?" From that ^^^^^^^^ you've never seen a partial/full amputation or degloving. Whoever does not go after such an injury is an idiot.
DocBravo it is a small kitchen knife, no need for amputations with what it is if it were to slip and where it would cut. I know how bloody amputations are, and an amputation on a finger, which I can say would be stupidly unnecessary, would not be enough blood loss for someone to bleed out if they use a towel and pressure and don't remove the towel. I know someone who cut their finger off with a saw then went to the ER and wasn't given any treatment other than bandage and pain meds.
I do enjoy your videos and I'm sure it's already been said, but in England it is common to use the word pudding for what we use dessert
When I was an Officer with OK DOC. The kitchen manager would pick a ethnic food from among the inmates. Most of the time it was local types of food but once the choice was British. We had an inmate from Leeds so the meal that day was Yorkshire Pudding with Spotted Richard. In the 4 years I was there that ethnic food never came up again. We did have Thai come up. But the day it was to be served the inmate was released to her embassy ( Royal Family member) to be returned home to a heroin's welcome. She was a student at local college and killed her boyfriends former girlfriend (a Japanese National). As a side note when the Princess Di funeral was broadcast she was allowed to watch it. A few inmates complained that she was watching the TV at like 0400, told them if one of the ruling class of their country had died I would let them watch the funeral if it is broadcast in the US on regular TV. So a few days later went the former President of Zaire died, one of the inmates asked if she could watch the funeral. Told her if you can produce your Zaire proof of citizenship and if it is broadcast in the US on regular TV then yes. She was unable to produce the documents and when asked by unit councilor couldn't find it on the map. See food can tell us so much.
this shit looks gross ill rather eat 1 dollars burgers from Mc donalds
It is basically dense raisin bread.
Kitami Ryūgamine McDonald's is fine so so would I
Dick isn't for everyone.
Yay I was the first like
LOL The guy above is savage
God damnit.. I was beaten to dropping in the overly aggressive sexual comment.
In Britain and here in our earlier days pudding used to commonly refer to a boiled or steamed cake. It could also denote dessert of any variety. That's why in Britain, they have yorkshire and black puddings, neither being the dessert we picture.
L Rom Ok, but why is this called Spotted dick?
puddings is a cooking method. where it's a cake that's steamed or boiled in some sort of container (can, or sack)
not my favorite type of pudding because of the spices
do a b&m brown bread. there's a regular and one with raisins. and serve it with baked beans and butter.
EVERYONE STOP WITH THE JOKES ABOUT THE NAME!!! OVER HERE IN ENGLAND IT IS REALLY POPULAR AND TASTES REALLY GOOD!
Oh, and Canola oil and Rapeseed oil are identical. Rapeseed oil was renamed in the US due to the negative connotations with the word 'rape'. The name Canola is derived from the name Canadian Oil Company or Association.
"I used to know a stripper named dancing cans" is your best line yet
Pudding is any dessert in British English. A dessert can also be called Afters, as in what your having after dinner.
"Goblin Spotted Dick" sounds both perfectly fitting for a fictional creature, and oddly well conceived for a branded canned sponge cake. Though, I would market it toward Halloween for the most promotion. Either way, what a name.
Hey Wolfe! My fiancé is Scottish and I am American. I've been living over in the U.K. With him for about a month and learned while here that they call dessert "pudding" instead of "dessert". That's why packaged British desserts will always say "pudding". :)
Larry,you sir have just made a subscriber out of me.Love your videos,and they make me laugh,but it's also educational.Thank you 👏
This really looks GOOD hmmm I NEVER seen anything like this here in my state of VERMONT! but I would like to try it..👍👍👍😊💕💋Great Video Larry!!💕💋💕💋👍👍👍😊
The instructions are for ALL the companies sponge puddings. Hence the sauce, e.g. sticky toffee pudding or golden syrup pudding. I'm from the UK. We say pudding meaning dessert i.e. so a sponge pudding is a sponge dessert,and we normally eat these hot puddings in winter. You'll hear us Brits ask "What do you want for pudding?", which means "What do you want for dessert?".
Also what we called pudding in the U.S. is custard. I don't know why Americans have to make shit confusing, but oh well.
Then what is what we call custard?
Interesting! Thanks Fiona!
TheWolfePit custard is called custard pudding is dessert 👍 love your vids
Sticky toffee pudding is gawd
that "hehe" made me laugh into a puddle of tears
Hahah nice Pink Floyd The Wall reference.
Does that backround music play in the backround everywhere you go? :P All kidding aside another great video.
'Pudding' just means 'dessert' here in the UK, as opposed to the US where it means an angel delight-type thing.
A more traditional definition also includes the savoury kind.
My inner middle-school child was giggling the entire way (think Bevis and Butt-Head). This was an innuendo-filled episode. 10 out of 10.
Oh that's what it is,...I always thought it had something to do with Morgan Freedman
Well now you have to try treacle pudding or chocolate pudding ones. My father was in the army in the 80s and I remember we got a bunch of MREs for some reason but they had a canned banana cake in one which I loved.
If you notice on the bottom of the back label on the Goblin brand, they're both made by Simpson foods.
A pudding is usually some sort of pastry that has been steamed or boiled. What you call "pudding" in the US is just weird paste.
In the U.K., a 'Pudding' was pretty much anything that got wrapped in pastry, wrapped in a cloth, and then boiled for cooking. We'd call it something like a pot pie. So, why is this called a pudding? Because at one point in history, it was boiled. Notice you put the cans in water to heat it?
I don't know how you actually pulled this vid off, I couldn't stop snickering every 5 seconds hehehehehe
its a dense pudding that is eaten with custard preferably home made, the denser (heavier ) the better...im English and have grown up eating this from a youth...awesome on a cold day.
Bud your humor was awesome on this one. Surely I’m redundant of other comments. I’ve been to classy bread baskets. Great work. Keep on keeping on 😎🔧🎅🏻
My wife is British and she introduced me to this pudding and having a warm custard just makes this a divine dessert
I miss this Wolfepit :(
Are your steak knives a single piece of metal. Handle blade and all with the end of the handle being oddly rounded? Think we have the same set
Lmfao 😂😂😂 this video and the comments had me dying
if I wasn't on mobile, that jumpscare totally woulda got me
I wonder if it's raw in the can before you cook it, that's a long time to boil it for just warming. Looks good!
"vanilla custard with spotted dick, ingredients: rapeseed oil"
Pudding over here in the UK Can either mean dessert (As a general thing) or some sort of sponge made using suet.
Pudding is generally anything you eat after dinner or tea, so pudding could be like cake, biscuits or crisps etc
I had to rewatch after I saw the rapeseed. Couldn't stop laughing.
I have a suggestion: There are single serve burgers from Walmart that are made by Pierre Drive Thru. It's a jumbo cheeseburger that sells for about 2 dollars. I know they used to sell a larger variety of Drive Thru burgers including chili cheese dogs.
Hey, if you're having trouble getting to the custard i've heard that sticking your finger in the bottom of the can helps some people. Hope I could help!
You had so much fun with this video.
@7:19 Thats what Lorena Bobbitt said!!!!!
British term "Pudding' translated over here means dessert.. where here after dinner we say whats for dessert in the UK after supper they say whats for "PUD"
Nice bowl i have the same ones at home all i need now is the plastasue knife
I have an idea, maybe trying out food combinations from famous TV shows or popular media? For example, the triple fried egg sandwich with chilli sauce and chutney from Red Dwarf, or fish fingers and custard from Doctor Who? Thanks
Pudding in Ireland is pretty much what we eat after dinner we don't use it for a food just an after
@TheWolfePit Am I the only one that noticed these are produced both by Simpsons? lol despite different names? Read the back of the Goblin It clearly says SimpsonsFoods. Just one is from the US & the other UK but its the SAME company :D
pudding in Scotland can be anything from cake to icecream to jelly to custard.
I thought that Spotted Dick would be a fish dish for some reason.
awesome video. I was thinking about getting some of that stuff the other day
In the uk we call dessert pudding not like the jello pudding but ice cream or cake
LOL, Richard Simmons as the Boogeyman.
Lol spotted dick is so funny that I can't stop laughing.
So after seeing your review I went on Amazon and bought a couple cans, mine should have been called spotted shit because it tasted terrible