Taste
Of course this is not as good as the sticky date pudding I make myself, but in terms of puddings, this one from Ogilvie & Cois a little dry. It’s a little bit dense for a pudding, the texture resembling that of a fruitcake. There is an abundance of fruit and spices, and once it is paired with the sauce, it makes quite a nice snack.
Rating - 5.5
Look
The pudding comes in a white box with silver stars and fancy writing. You can pop the pudding straight into the microwave. The sauce comes in a separate container, you can’t heat the jar up though. Everything evokes the old world, hand made charm.
Rating - 2.5
C-factor
80g pudding for $12.95. For the price there are some nicer puddings out there, try the Newcastle ladies one, it's more-ish!
Rating - 0
Swiss Points - 8
Ingredients
Plum Pudding
dried fruit (24%) [sultanas, currants], wheat flour, sugar, whole eggs, margarine [animal fats and vegetable oils, water, salt, total milk solids non-fat, emulsifiers], food acid ,antioxidant, flavour, colour, citrus peel (8%) [citrus peel, sugar, preservatives], water, golden syrup, humectant, spices, colour, baking powder, flavour, preservatives
sauce
caramel fudge [sugar (41%), glucose syrup, water, milk, vegetable fats (13%), milk solids, thickener, acid, emulsifier], water, brandy essence [water, alcohol, brandy, brandy extract, colour] (6%), vanilla essence
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