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What's your favourite dessert for Christmas?

>>13626208
fuuuuck I miss these. Was in China during Moon festival, lived off these.

Pic related is known by literally everyone in Denmark but no one outside. It's a kind of rice pudding that's eaten December 23rd, left to cool off for a day, mixed with whipped cream and chopped almonds and eaten with hot cherry sauce on top as a dessert Christmas Eve. Pretty heavy food but somehow it's still possible to eat multiple portions after an entire Christmas feast + drinking

Dane fag here
We eat it for christmas, it's sort of a game.
There's one whole almond and the rest are chopped. Goal is to get the almond but not tell anyone until everything is finished. This is on top of traditional Christmas food.
Good fun.

Denmark
>Risalamande
rice pudding mixed with whipped cream, vanilla, and chopped almonds.
served cold with a warm cherry sauce.

Its the only danish dish i care much for actually, Danish cuisine is pretty boring.