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figgy pudding

- From the dialect term fig, which meant "raisin."
See also related terms for raisin.
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And when I answered his 'figgy pudding' question after googling (I had confessed I did not know the answer), next was, what is a 'cup of good cheer'?
I know that carolers of centuries past were essentially begging for booze and figgy pudding. I like to think we're different -- just corny people who want a bit of an audience.
We all like figgy pudding, and now we can all enjoy some as Brakes launches a gluten-free version in time for the festive season.
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However, between the turkey, chestnuts roasting on an open fire, figgy pudding and all the other indulgences that come with the holiday season, making the season bright through food and drink can wreck havoc on a diet.
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This wonderful production will have you longing for a figgy pudding and humming carols all the way home.
Its new two-star-rated flavour is Yorkshire black treacle and Amaretti biscuit, while it won three one-star awards for its brown butter, figgy pudding and salted honey and caramel products.
"Like a dark figgy pudding, a Charles Dickens Christmas Carol beer," said Gregg Glaser of Yankee Brew News.
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