Day 4 Advent Calendar Competition - Enter here!

[Lou]

Welcome to Day 4 of the Advent Calendar Comp for ElectriciansForums.net.

Today up for grabs:-

• Bragging rights, basically.
• Username Tag 'Advent Win' (that'll disappear 1st Jan when we want to forget Christmas)
• ElectriciansForums.net Hat (sent out first week of Jan save us doing it daily)

Today's Question

What is traditionally served with Christmas Pudding?

As usual answers below, winners drawn at around 7pm



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[Phil L]

Brandy butter or brandy sauce

 

[Lister1987]

Brandy sauce....but if you want to be an ---: cutlery and plate/bowl so you can eat the darn thing

 

[James]

brandy, preferably on fire followed by brandy sauce, and a glass of brandy.
then maybe even a brandy liquor like baileys. (except oops, that is whiskey)
have I mentioned that I like a bit of brandy at Christmas?

 

[Moley]

Brandy sauce. Hate the stuff. I would rather have clotted cream or ice cream.

 

[Pete999]

Brandy sauce. Hate the stuff. I would rather have clotted cream or ice cream.

Better still Custard

 

[MJPD29]

Brandy sauce sauce sauce

 

[FestivalSparky]

Brandy butter or sauce.

 

[static zap]

White brandy sauce.
( Health and safety so boring )

 

[DPG]

Brandy sauce or rum sauce. Mmm nice.

 

[dazj90]

Answer - Brandy butter.

 

[Julie.]

What is traditionally served with Christmas Pudding

Brandy sauce (cream, custard)

And a family argument!

 

[M4rtyj]

A spoon! ?
And some brandy

 

[JOURNEYMAN]

Brandy butter or brandy sauce or if they've sold out ice cream, custard, cream etc.

 

[Lou]

Winner announced here

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