Difference between revisions of "Dessert"

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(New page: In Western culture, '''dessert''' is the sweet course of a meal, served after the main course. It is sometimes also known as ''pudding'' or ''sweet''. Category:Food and drink)
 
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In Western culture, '''dessert''' is the sweet course of a meal, served after the main course. It is sometimes also known as ''pudding'' or ''sweet''.  
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In Western culture, '''dessert''' is the sweet course of a meal, served after the main course and before the serving of [[cheese]]. It is sometimes also known as ''pudding'' or ''sweet''.  
  
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Revision as of 17:05, July 31, 2008

In Western culture, dessert is the sweet course of a meal, served after the main course and before the serving of cheese. It is sometimes also known as pudding or sweet.